What's the best and cheapest way to remove body hair?

Question

I have it on my bottom an words can't describe how much i hate it. so have your jokes all you lot who wana take the mick, i dun mind cuz id prob do same but can sumone please tell me a soulotion cuz i would really appreciate it!!

Answer 1

The cheapest and most painless ways I think is to shave the hair off or use some Nair.

(The last option for the cheapest way ever is to keep it as it is.)

Answer 2

Wax strips are really good and easy to use and are relatively cheap, and they don't irritate the skin as much as shaving. You can buy them in chemists and places like Boots, and you can do it yourself. Wax brands as such as Veet are good, as it also has a range of products for men. Just make sure you pick up a packet that says that you can use them in that area, as it will be more sensitive than your legs, which most DIY wax strips are designed for. It probably will hurt but it's worth it; it won't start growing back for about a month if done properly. Alternatively, if you decide you want to pay a bit more to have it waxed professionally, you can get it done at most beautcian salons.

Try looking for a suitable product on: http://www.veet.co.uk/products_men.shtml.

Good luck!

Answer 3

Depilitory creams that women use probably won't work - male hair tends to be too thick to dissolve with these chemicals.

Shaving is probably the simplest solution - buy an electric trimmer just for that area.

Electrolysis will take care of it (or laser treatment) but both are expensive. Electrolysis usually requires several treatments.

Answer 4

Nad's hair removal gel, it's like waxing but not quite as painful because it doesn't stick to the skin like wax does. When you have been using it for a while, the hair eventually stops growing back. You don't have to heat it like wax either & it dissolves in water so it's easy to get any of the sticky residue off. It was only available from sky tv at one time but I get mine from superdrug & you can order it on the internet.

Answer 5

Plucking is the cheapest way

Shaving is probably more comfortable but a little more costly

Waxing is less comfortable but more long-lived and fairly costly.

Depilation creams are probably not to be recommended as this would be a very tender area if you burned yourself with the creams




Oh - but plucking would be about as painful as waxing, and would take longer :)

Answer 6

Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods. Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful. Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged. A review of the various hair removal methods is available at
http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Answer 7

shaving is cheap, but will be all prickly when it starts to grow back
waxing - dunno
plucking - maybe if you have 10 years to do it - and a high pain threshold

i recommend a cream like, veet for men, just put the cream on, leave it for 4 mins, and then the hair just comes off, no pain (unless u leave the cream on for longer than 6 mins - then it burns). very simple and not expensive either

Answer 8

definite, presented you do it at abode. you may want to purchase wax strips and for even a more cost-effective way make ur personal warm wax at abode. Shaving makes hair hard and will improve the boom so even no matter if it truly is more cost-effective and larger common, it isn't cautioned.

Answer 9

It's a common problem, the problem is that pretty much all ways to get rid of the hair are temporary and you'll get itchy when the hair grows back. If you can afford it then get laser treatment, that is permanent.

Answer 10

I would suggest getting it waxed, you will have to get it done every 4 weeks or so. You can buy a home waxing kit but you may need some help.
The other cheap option is to shave it off.