how to get rid of unwanted hair from pvt parts?

Answer 1

Use laser hair removal....get 5-6 treatments and then you are done. You don't have to worry about shaving a sensitive area or getting creams on the wrong spot. The attached site has info and providers.

Answer 2

Wax, shave, nair...

Waxing hurts. There may be some trick to it but I've never figured it out.

Shaving is okay, but it's hard to get totally smooth and it's really itchy when it's growing back. You can minimize the itchiness or avoid it completely by putting unscented solid deoderant over the area when you're done shaving.

Nair works. It stinks and it won't work well on really long hair (so if you've got monster pubes you have to trim them first). You have to be careful not to get any Nair inside any delicate areas because it can cause a nasty chemical burn. Don't leave it on too long either, for the same reason.

You can also trim the hair into a tidy little patch. I use one of those moustache/beard trimmers with the little plastic guard. It doesn't take off all the hair...but it doesn't itch or hurt to do it, and there's something left on my private parts that makes them look like they still belong to a grown woman.

Answer 3

At one time, having dark hair meant that I couldn't use one of these dipilatory creams with any success. They simply didn't work! Last week I thought that I would try again! Randomly I chose Nair and to my surprise they had one for dark, coarse hair! Not very complimentary... I felt as if I was being compared to a horse, but I ignored my feelings and paid for the product!
The instructions stated that you should apply a thick layer and then wait 5 minutes! You were to test and then if it seemed to be working, you could remove the cream with a help of a wash cloth. After five minutes had gone by, I tested it and to my amazement, the hair came off! It really worked!

So ladies, if you have been wondering whether to spend your money on such a product...I say go ahead! Nair Moisturizing Cream Hair Remover really worked for me

Answer 4

waxing hurts
laser - leaves irritation, hair comes fast as it is not totally removed from its root.
Better go for some creams such as anne frence, etc. This makes the skin smooth and normally it takes 15-20 days for the growth of new hair.

Answer 5

wax hurts like hell !

shave : wont be "clean" n darn itchy n there bound to be cuts n rashes !

Cream : not bad , only need to do it again like every 3days

professional : a lil embarrassing lol but its less painful for waxing since they r professional n know the speed to do it :S laser will keep it clean for longer period of time .

Answer 6

Take some fresh green grass juice.Apply it to the hair you plan to remove.(be carefull to use generous quantities). Dry hair in shade. Now expose hair to a 5-day hungry buffalo. Not a single strand will be left.
This is a betted solution, try it with full confidence.

Answer 7

they are not unwanted but most wanted as they protect ur privates so preferably do not remove stiill if u want to then there are many hair removing creams aailable or u can also Shave, Trim as you like and ur comfortable with.

Answer 8

well there is shaving, waxing or some people use nair, but i wouldn't recomend that! Waxing hurts like hell, and shaving will sometimes leave irritation.

Answer 9

apply some cream with sandle wood

Answer 10

Just shave it.