Brazillian vs Hair Cream Removal product question?
I had a brazillian wax done 5 days ago and it is already starting to get stubbly, this seems like a alot of pain for only a few days of softness. I’m considering that the next time I want to be clean I’ll use a hair removal product like nair to be less painful, has anybody given themselves the brazillian effect with a nair type product?
Yes, I have on and off for about five years now and it works great! … It does warn you about using the creams "down there." You have to be EXTREMELY careful and only use it on your "outer" portion… then use your razor with a mirror to do touch ups. Make sure you test a portion of skin, too, before you do the whole area and read the directions carefully. I do not reccomend Nair, it’s SUPER smelly and more irritating and seems to have more chemicals in it. I use Veet, and while it’s a little more expensive, works ten times better.
Just remember, again, to test a portion of your skin that you are going to use the cream on. While it works great for my bikini area and legs, for some reason it makes my arms break out. Works best if you do it before you are getting in the shower too. I reccomend moisturizing with a non-scented lotion after you are out of the shower.
Fun Lovin' Girl Says:
DO NOT use these types of products on your private parts!!!! In the cautionary statements it clearly says not to use them there!!! Please read the advisory section thoroughly!!
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Posted on October 8th, 2009 at 9:18 pm
superrix83 Says:
Yes, I have on and off for about five years now and it works great! … It does warn you about using the creams "down there." You have to be EXTREMELY careful and only use it on your "outer" portion… then use your razor with a mirror to do touch ups. Make sure you test a portion of skin, too, before you do the whole area and read the directions carefully. I do not reccomend Nair, it’s SUPER smelly and more irritating and seems to have more chemicals in it. I use Veet, and while it’s a little more expensive, works ten times better.
Just remember, again, to test a portion of your skin that you are going to use the cream on. While it works great for my bikini area and legs, for some reason it makes my arms break out. Works best if you do it before you are getting in the shower too. I reccomend moisturizing with a non-scented lotion after you are out of the shower.
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Posted on October 8th, 2009 at 9:27 pm
Furball Says:
Depilatory creams should be used with extreme caution! You can buy a Gigi salon quality brazilian waxing kit which is much more economical.
To deal with regrowth I would recommend using the Seiko Cleancut shaver which gives an incredibly close shave leaving baby smooth skin.
You may also want to try applying Kalo hair growth minimiser to make regrowth softer and less irritable. With long term use hair regrowth is slower.
Another alternative is the Rio home laser hair removal kit which would permanently destroy the hair follicle. It’s the same type of laser used in salons, but can only treat small areas at a time.
References :
http://www.body4real.co.uk/product.php?productid=17906
http://www.body4real.co.uk/product.php?productid=17868
http://www.body4real.co.uk/product.php?productid=17831
http://www.body4real.co.uk/product.php?productid=18075
Posted on October 8th, 2009 at 10:15 pm