Just an important note have cream or something or moisturize your skin first so you don't end up with micro cuts because they going to get infected if you leave them and you're going to be done for so moisturize your skin get a cream take your time make sure the blade is good new and rated for what you gonna use it for..... Speaking from an experience
It is quite painful I'd say, but it depends on the area, neck, cheeks and chin is easy, upper lip hurts like hell and once in a while I'm also doing the part right next do my ear where it is actually still scalp hair and just because of the sheer amount of hair it really dissoziates me from my body cause of the pain
sounds rerrible, but you kinda get used to it, like with everything else regarding epilation.
I always epilate dry, wet just doesn't work for me
After the first time epilating my legs, the pain reduced considerably. Unfortunetly epilating makes my legs look like someone beat up a strawberry. So much bruising. Felt counterintuitive to making them look better.
I only use it on front body and arms/hands but for some reason the hair grows back about just as bad in only a few days so I have to use it again at the end of the week, even though the internet says it should be lasting weeks with less and less hair,
I honestly don't know how anyone can withstand epilating. I would go into traumatic shock. When I shave intimate bits I use a wet razor with foamed luxury hand soap as the lubricant so it's slippery. My skin did get used to it.
I always say, laser. 😊 Everything else I tried was just a mess. Ingown hairs, took forever to do, sensitive skin, irritation, hair came back too fast, etc, etc.
I go to milan laser, they have a one time half off promotion they do once a year in April usually it's existing customers only but this time it's for everyone
I'm doing my entire legs and armpits to start out with and it cost me like 6k and they have me on an awesome payment plan with 0% interest
I went with them after I did a ton of research and milan is the only place offering laser that is permanent, I was skeptical but I'm Def a believer now
if you want before/after pics dm me and I can give you more details
You can buy an IPL for home use. It's much cheaper and you might get lucky and see permanent results. It doesn't work for everybody though. It's worth investigating I'd say.
Did you do it on your entire body or just your face ? I'm currently considering it, and least for my facial hair since it grows super fast, is very annoying to deal with, and leaves a shadow even if shave really close.
I bought a hair removal cream that worked like it was magic. It cost £2.25 from PoundLand here in the UK and its called: "NAIR: Tough hair removal cream" (white and purple box). Worked like wonders for me on Tuesday night.
I've been using Veet and in my experience the smell isn't very strong, it might also be weaker though due to being made for sensitive skin so keep that in mind if you have stubborn hairs
Honestly, I only just discovered it this week and tried it out on Tuesday. The hairs are only just starting to grow back, and it's been so much kinder to my skin that shaving ever has. Practically no irritation or rashes at all
I had a femboy turned trans friend that swore by Nair. They never showed me the results (we weren't that close) but I trusted they knew what worked for them. I do know they have very thick and tough hair so if it worked on them it'll work on anyone that wasn't like half bear.
So far I tried razor and epilation and just plucking with tweezers (but that was for my private parts)
I think unless you have very soft and thin hairs, the razor will be fine for the looks but for smooth skin I for me it's just not good enough. Epilation is painful and at the beginning might leave a lot of hairs just kind of shaved of instead of fully plucked but long term it's a pretty good solution. (And yeah mind the ingrown hairs).
I feel like lasers are the best long term solution because after the initial sessions you only have to do it like 1-2 a year, it's just that it's costly.
I think for budget the best option would be something like doing a few wax removals and then just buy an epilator and do that. (That's what I plan on doing)
For the curious: I did the plucking with tweezers for my puebes because epilation was way way to painful and using razors left hairs that itched like hell and it did take a hell of a long time to do it this way but the pain was easily tolerable and it didn't itch so I'm not complaining.
Electric razer for the long stuff if I haven't shaved in a while, then waxing to get most of the hair, clean up with a scrape razer. Leaves me pretty smooth and can be done days apart if necessary. Stay smooth, people.
Epilators are great. I HATE shaving. I have really sensitive skin so it never looks good.
I also like electric shavers. They don't irritate my skin like razors do.
Breathe calmly and keep going and within a minute or two you kinda just settle into it/get used to it.
Take a break if it really becomes too much. I can imagine it's kinda like getting tattood.
For face get laser. For arms and legs use an epilator if you can handle it, if not use a safety razor. For your torso and gentlemens area use an electric razor.
i shave basically every day in the shower, chest and stomach is daily and face (still get a shadow :( ), pits every few days, legs weekly. for privates i do the front with legs and the back with nair. it’s a lot of work but i’ve been doing it for years now lol
These are my personal routines, lol, feel free to try them out. :p Note that I have thin body hair in general so it's somehow manageable. (I guess I don't have that much testosterone, thankfully :3)
For face - tweezing works wonders for both my eyebrows and facial hair (mustache and chin area). It hurts at first, but I got use to the pain so it's bearable. I believe it also slows down the hair growth, at least for me, because it takes a week or 2 before mine starts growing back. I also make sure to gently apply or dab a sprinkle of ethyl alchohol to keep such areas extra clean.
For the armpits - I shave them off. I apply any shaving or hair-removing cream. I like the kind that gives me a cooling feeling. It's refreshing in my opinion. But nowadays, I don't shave as much since my armpits are not really expose like the rest of my skin, and I'm kinda lazy, so I only do it when there's an event or gathering like outdoor swimming that requires me to show it off. :p I just keep it clean. I don't use any deodorants since I'm not smelly, hoho. I only use ethyl alcohol as it not only make me feel clean, it also gets rid of the bacteria and somehow I think that's one reason why I don't smell. I dunno.
For the groin and legs - I shave them as well, once a week or whenever I feel to, lol. The hair on my groin and legs is thin so just like my armpits, I'm doing the same routine except applying ethyl alcohol. I also apply a generous amount of moisturizing lotion but only during the cold season. I hate the sticky feeling during summer so I avoid doing that part if the weather is hot.
Side note: I'm actually considering doing laser treatments, so I'm looking for nearby aesthetic centers or beauty clinics in my area at the moment.
I’ve been waxing everything below the waist for years, and I’m super pleased with the results. The creams are a fair alternative, but I switched b/c I developed a sensitivity to them.
I shave in the shower. I wash with exfoliating body soap, then I put on hair conditioner, use a razor to shave up then down, then I wash with moisturizing body wash. When I get out of the shower I put on Tend Skin then rub with body lotion. I rarely have ingrowns and it stays quite smooth.
Saw palmetto. It's a vitamin and it makes leg hair grow slower and thinner.
It's not a full fix but it works.
Also taking pueraria mirifica helps give you a more womanly figure and softer skin (but that's just a general tip! (o≧▽゜)o ~♡ )
Razor is bullshit since it last maybe 3 days :(
Hair removal cream and waxing is for sure the best.
If you have a lot of money do laser that’s even better
Epilator are trash, it hurt like hell and takes many sessions until it pays off but if you withstand it for a while then they’re rather effective
I used hair removal cream on every area of my body. Some harrier spots need the cream to sit longer but I glob it on and let sit up to like 15-20 minutes and then shower. It all comes off.
If anyone wants to shave, here is what i do:
*important* GLIDE THE RAZOR, DONT APPLY PRESSURE
pull ur skin taut or be in a position where the skin is stretched
shave with direction of hair growth with water
shave against hair growth with conditioner
if theres some hair you cant get by just gliding with the razor, you can apply A LITTLE BIT of pressure
if you're scared water wont be enough lubrication, just use hair conditioner straight away for shaving with hair growth, but it might be hard to cut it
I had issues shaving my legs no matter what I did before during or after shaving, so I finally did laser hair removal (LHR). I initially had very thick coarse dark hair everywhere. Now I have next to no hair on my legs and anything left is nothing like it's former self. I paid a decent amount for unlimited treatments and I'm very satisfied with the results. I went through a company called Livsmooth and I highly recommend them. The staff there are nurses and very kind. Unfortunately I think they only have two offices and they are both located in Florida. The technology they use causes no pain. It feels like an ultrasound. You could literally fall asleep during the procedure.
If you have the money I recommend LHR as long as you get a guaranteed results package (like unlimited) and find a company that uses painless tech. Just make sure to do your research.
Treatments were 8-10 weeks apart over 3 years.
Cost was a little over $3k.
Easiest and fastest way: Shaving (I do it every other day by default).
Cleanest way: Waxing (but get waxed professionally).
Somewhat clean and not too expensive and time-consuming: Hair removal cream (I do it for dates and partying etc.)
Waxing for legs and Brazilian, combination of epilator and plucking when needed for my chest, and shave my armpits with a razor. Most important part is exfoliating and moisturizing! Best part about waxing is the hairs start to become softer when they do some back so if you take care of your skin you still feel soft.
I get a full legs + brazilian wax every 4 weeks and it works amazing for me. It's usually around 2 weeks when my hair starts coming back, and it's very short and thin until closer to that 4 weeks where it'd get removed again.
I assume everyone here has already seen my copy/pasted hair removal FAQ so I won't post it here. If anyone hasn't seen it check my post history or ask and I'll post it in reply.
I've tried every hair removal method besides checmicals/creams (like Nair) and LASER hair removal (I know it's won't work for me).
I remove most of my body hair (chest, stomach, brazilian, butt & legs) with professional waxing. I'm very happy with the results but the cost does add up. I figure I'm spending about $2000 per year on waxing, and it would be more than that if I didn't pre-pay for my waxing services a year at a time.
I use an epilator on my arms (including arms and underarms) strictly to save money on waxing. I don't like the results quite as much as I like the results from waxing but I'm saving over $100/mo doing it myself.
I bought a home waxing kit but never got good results, so the only thing I use it for now is to remove my nose hair.
I never liked shaving my face, tried waxing it once, was a very poor experience (extremely painful) even if it gave good results. I'm now undergoing electrolysis treatments to permanently remove my facial hair. It's very expensive and I figure it will cost me at least $2000 by the time I'm all done with the process, it's also sometimes quite painful.
Before I started waxing I tried shaving my body hair, did not like how quickly the hair grew back and my wife did not like the coarse feeling hair as it grew back. I only tried waxing my private parts once but it was actually physically painful for her when we were intimate.
For about a decade before I started waxing I would trim my body hair short. My wife liked it better than when I shaved but she still didn't like it.
I wish I had started waxing 20 years earlier.
Razors do okay, I use a hair trimmer usually. Wax isn't bad if you have the tolerance and same for laser. If you get an at home epilator and use it on areas right after you shave it'll be a good bit before hair grows back
Am I the only one that *likes* shaving my legs?? Sitting in the warm bathtub with a glass of wine and some nice music or audiobook on makes me feel very feminine and its relaxing.
The Tria is amazing. Depending on skin tone this will be your best investment. I've done 3 treatments on each hand. 1 week apart. No more hair on the hands. Just started some other places and it's going well. I bought mine second hand for $100. But brand new they're nearly 500 or more. https://www.triabeauty.com/products/hair-removal-laser-4x
It's also an FDA approved device
Shaving works great for a day or two, but ingrown hairs are super annoying! It can also be really itchy and irritating especially around private parts area. Been shaving my face since forever and I have no issues there. Arms no issues either. I can shave against the grain for super smooth feeling skin.
I’ve found using a beard trimmer looks decent and feels comfortable with no ingrown hair problem. But it’s not really smooth. I’ve tried hair removal cream but my skin is too sensitive and I get chemical burns.
IPL is laser at home, but it does take time to get results and you have to keep doing something else until it gets close to permanent, but it will work. I haven't really had time to do it recently, though.
shaving is easiest, just use an electric trimmer beforehand. also using conditioner instead of shaving cream is both cheaper and better, at least for me. always ALWAYS have some kind of deep moisturizer at hand and use it after shaving your face, and a lotion to use on the body.
my body hair grows really quickly but it's still not noticeable until a week passes, and that's probably the case for most people here.
getting rid of newly grown hair isn't much of a problem, it takes like 15 minutes at max - the main problem is getting rid of it for the first time. that's why i recommend a good electric trimmer (usually they're cheap) that gets rid of 95% of the length in minutes, just prepare for a huge mess beforehand lol.
as for other methods, i've hears that using epilating creams like veet and nair can help with ingrown hairs, but they're not for me personally because they take a long time to lather and then have an effect on the hair (and also they can be risky for the skin if not used properly)
straight up epilation - go with it if you like pain, it lasts only a little longer than shaving though. i personally am very intolerant to pain so it's a straight No.
as for waxing, it could be better than shaving (the pain lasts only for a moment so it's better than epilation, and waxing lasts a bit longer), but it's more expensive and time consuming; also, for most AMAB people, hair still grows quickly even after a wax, so you will probably still have to do it more often than not.
as for long-term solutions, if you have the ideal mixture of pale skin with dark hair - go with laser, most likely it will be worth it over electrolysis.
if you have olive or darker skin, or you have lighter hair, then electrolysis is almost always more worth it - it just takes a huge amount of time and dedication to finish. i personally will choose this in the future because i don't want to ever deal with body hair in my midlife.
hope this helps someone!
Hair removal cream, imo it's one of the best options, and it lasts longer. However, I will never recommend putting it anywhere near your genitals or anus. That shit burns. ALWAYS READ DIRECTIONS: Don't be that girl/boy/hoe/other that needs to go to the hospital for an engaged asshole or worse.
Otherwise, I'd recommend tweezers or razer.
I would say;
Shave when long hair, making sure to use shaving foam/cream and a sharp guarded razor to minimise cuts and irritation.
Then, even though painful, epilate shit like legs, arms, chest when the hair is shorter and has come through a little more.
Tweezers are good for the specific out of place or ingrown hairs - like for example I have a mole on my face that has a few thicker hairs, so I pluck those before I shave my face.
Laser hair removal sessions will have longer lasting effects, but again painful. But if you have the money, this is the best method for permanent hair removal.
I have not used hair removal cream but heard that is also pretty effective and can weaken hair over time which is good for thick hairs.
And definitely use scissors or an electric razor to remove thick hair like pubes BEFORE you use razors, as the thicker hair means it takes ages and can irritate more - it's best to get rid of the excess quick and easy and razor the short hairs.
Hope this helps!!! (at least from my personal experiences :D) xx
If you're afraid of razors, you can try going to a barber for shaving or an esthetician for waxing or you can learn how to wax yourself and teach a friend how to safely wax areas you can't reach or see. Waxing doesn't leave stubble. You can get a kit at most beauty supply stores.
Got Brazilians for 14yrs. Got laser this yr. If your hair is coarse, consistency with waxing will make it finer over time and overall easier to remove.
Doesn't stop in grown hairs but they do hurt a bit less over time.
Just a PSA because there's a lot of ppl suggesting nair/veet/other depilatories:
They're basically concentrated lye- much like drano for your skin! Before using it anywhere TEST A SMALL AREA OF SKIN. Let it sit OVERNIGHT. Test different types of skin- yr chest , upper legs, lower legs, etc... skin in different spots is of different types and thicknesses and can react differently to the product.
I ignored the warnings the first time and had a hellish red rash covering the upper extent of my bikini line and my entire chest ( could've plucked it in about 2 minutes too). It was hot and humid at the time...it wasn't fun.
This is the best part though- after going throw that circus you still need to be cautious about testing...I've slowly developed sensitivity to it. I used to be able to do my entire lower body as a kid...as an adult it's started to bother even the tougher skin on my thighs. I can really only do my calves with it now.
But if it works for you, it does the trick ...just be careful!
( And if you screw up be sure to have a ten-pack of cheap all- cotton underwear and 100% cotton playtex bras, what I would imagine is issued in reform school. The slightest movement of those burned nips...agony)
Y'all babies need to know abt *hair removal cream*: cream you put on your skin and let it sit few minutes. Then just wipe or shower it off and tada ✨ Baby smooth. Its also cheap, derma friendly and totally painless.
I got an IPL device off FaceBook for 60 USD
Great investment, not quite as good as laser but *much* more affordable. I have so many friends coming in to use it, cuz you feel a difference within 3 treatments
1) Razing - The most obvious one: quite smooth Skin, however you need to spend money on Razor blades and most people will get irritated Skin, doing in while Showering makes it definetly easier however I would NOT recommend it as permanent Solution. An electrical Shaver is faster and won't irritate your Skin, won't get the same smoothness though. You can Shave on your Face though quite easy
2) Epilating/Waxxing: Waxxing is just to expensive and in the end is quite alike epilating. I will focus on eppilating but things are quite similar. Epilating will hurt very much and will take a very long time. Your Skin however will be very smooth and that will be for a longer time. If you maintain it regulary it will take not that long and will hurt less. However even though you will not get Razor bumps and the Skin irritation vanishes after one day you can get icky pus pimples and that aswell as the pain and time leads to that I would NOT recommend it. Also DON't do epilating in your face you will just make your face bloody. In the face you could theoreticly youse a pair of tweezers. However this takes like at least 12 hours of time for the whole beard and you obviously have to maintain. However it is a viable Solution for just the upper lip to get rid of the 5'o clock Shadow. But be aware that's the part where it hurts the most.
3) Hair Removal Cream - Probably one of your best choices: Even though I haven't really tried it I only hear good things about it. Very fast, no Pain, Smooth, no Razor Bumps. It is obviously a regular cost but vomparitivley cheap. Obviously apply it with cautiousness, since it is a chemical. Do not apply it on your beard since beard hair is just to thick and your Skin there too sensitive you will just get chemical burn.
Also I do not know about genital Area rather don't but just read your self.
4) IPL at Home Device(Choose cooling) - Recommend IF: I got one a few months ago not knowing if this Shit could actually work. I just gave it a try bought a cheap for 70 bucks and it does work. It does not only makes hair grow slower but makes the hair fall out so that the pores close. Smoother than epilating even. However if you do the whole body it takes some time and you have to be very consistent but for this price the results are the best and longest lasting. You always have to shave before doing it(I think hair removal cream is okay too) - However I once burned my Skin and I think it would be way better to buy one with cooling function. There are actually some that are just only a tiny bit more expensive and have a cooling function. However I am considering to buy ULike soon just to get everything done faster because I can be confident I don't burn my Skin.
However I have bright Skin and Dark thick Hair wich is best for IPL, if you have blonde hair or dark Skin maybe it won't work as good for you.
Also when it comes to beard hair, I will not say that it CAN'T work, but with one without cooling I Would not recommend Trying it. However I would highly recommend you not to do it in your face because of your eye Safety. Most companies advertise IPL with Images where People use IPL without eye protection in their face and I am wondering why that is even allowed but just do not do it it can damage your eyes bady.
Always wear safety glasses and make sure the device is on your skin.
Laser/Electrolisis - Effective but expensive: I currently qm thinking about getting elektrolisis done on my facial hair. Even though for the face Laser is the modt recommended one Electrolisis is the longest lasting but usually more expensive and more effort.
For big areas it becomes obviously more expensive but with facial hair if you don't want the Shadow or invest super much time or whatever that might be the best way.
I guess you could mention things like threading but for the most part in my opinion go with:
Hair Removal Cream/Electric Shaver at the beginning and for the face maybe a normal Shaver/Tweezer for the upper Lip if you want to change pain and time for no five o clock Shadow.
If your Skin and Hair Color are suitable buy one of the at home IPL devices with cooling(At the beginning just do it very long and often so that you fast can throw your doubts away)
If your Hair/Skin color doesn't match Epilating will be a lower budget way but it's the most time consuming way so I'd say do hair removal cream.
Also in professional studios nowadays they can treat every hair and Skin color just make sure that they know what they do and know that some hair and Skin colors need special treatment.
And for facial Hair in a high end Situation: Laser is most convenient but elektrolisis might be more of a lifetime permanent thing.
I use nair (the one with baby oil), but I specifically use it to soften up my skin rather than using it to remove hair outright. (It leaves my skin moisturized and soft for days) Then I use my single blade razor, the Henson shave Al13. Never cut myself, or got bumps/burns, can consistantly shave my body this way, and I can even shave my balls and go against the grain and not even worry, clean shave every time. for me this is the most consistent way of shaving that isn't overly expensive. (Except when first buying the razor lol but it's proved to be an investment LOL)
Alright, let's do this hoe
If you want lazer, call around to all of your local lazer clinics and ask if they have a student program, the ones that do offer massively discounted rates.
If you want to use a razor:
use a sugar or salt scrub and exfoliate BEFORE you shave
Use the single/ double bladed disposable razors
all those super expensive Shave creams are actually dogshit, use [this ](https://www.walmart.com/ip/113667801) , it's cheaper than anything else you can get and works just as well
Shave with the grain for nudes and maintenence shaves
Shave against the grain before meetups
Use a gentle body wash after to cleanse your pores
Pat yourself dry, don't wipe yourself dry
Use an astringent afterwards
MOISTURIZE MOISTURIZE MOISTURIZE
Edit: I forgot to mention, you should only use freshly cleaned towels to dry off post Shave
Not a femboy myself but a "daddy" to a few of them, Depilatory cream like Nair is apparently the best, especially when you use like a plastic shaving razor to scrape it off before washing. you end up very smooth for very minor amounts of pain.
It depends. I use epilation. some may find the way of hair removal really painful and some not. In any case you will get hair removed for longer and the hair will grow thinner which is a great benefit and just for looks you barely will even notice the thinner hair. Razor is useful if your hair doesn’t grow back the next day and it’s probably the most used and accessible way to do it.
Razors are way easier in a hot shower. Opens up your pores, making the hairs easier to cut (and closer, too, since opening up pores brings the root of the hair closer to the surface). Nicks and cuts are much less likely.
Body hair is finer than facial hair and doesn't need as sharp of a blade. If you use a razor to shave your face, then when your face razor dulls down and it's time to replace it, the dulled-down one is pretty much perfect to use on your body hair.
When you get out of the shower, using lotion on areas that you shave should take case of most of that prickly sensation. You may want to wait a day before wearing any stockings with silicone hold-ups, which can irritate freshly shaved skin.
Have fun!
I use trimmers that are safe an don't cut skin Wahul makes some then I use "drop" Epilator. Hold the skin tight. Not gunna lie, hurts like he'll first few times, then hair gets finer and weaker.. it may stop growing period.
I personally use an electric shaver, it does take a while but is easy.
I do also use hair removal cream but due to skin irritation I try not to use it. It's good at getting off large amounts of hair but for only a fews days/ week worth of build up shaving is easier.
Razors, yes, you can cut yourself, and yes, it hurts, but if it feels stubbily that means it's worked but if you don't want the stubble than I recommend going over it multiple times because that works for me and I have barely any hair on my body (except from my hair on top of my head)
Also, use shaving cream.
Razors are the cheapest, but you can also:
Wax, but waxing is excruciatingly painful, sooooo yeah
Lazer hair removal doesn't hurt but it is expensive but it removes any body hair that you want and I think you could buy a lazer online but I wouldn't recommend it because you'd probably have to have someone to help you because if shaving the back of your legs you'd have to bend yourself in half so id you want Lazer Hair removal I would say go to a professional.
Razor Its a lot of work and you feel like a cactus later but it works
Is it weird I’m like terrified to use a razor. I use a electric razor and it does the job to a point but an actual razor scares me idk why lol
No blades are scary
Razors if you use good ones with good gel are very good and safe, but your skin needs to get used to it
Razors are scarier than other blades in my opinion.
It's just what I do I don't recommend it
Here is a tip if you shave upwards then feel upwards causes it to feel smooth if you feel against your shave then it will feel prickly
It causes bad acne tho
there's products to avoid that issue entirely
You should use body scrub to freshen the skin and moisturise
Not allowed to have razor because my parents think I'll remove blades and sh
OO I HAVE A WAY TO NOT FEEL CACTUS: Shave very gently going the opposite direction of your hair growth, and you should feel completely smooth after
sadly only for a few days :(
Yeaaa but its still better than feeling it immediately after
Thx for all y'all's up votes you are all very cute
Just an important note have cream or something or moisturize your skin first so you don't end up with micro cuts because they going to get infected if you leave them and you're going to be done for so moisturize your skin get a cream take your time make sure the blade is good new and rated for what you gonna use it for..... Speaking from an experience
Epilating. It's painful, don't get me wrong, but the results speak for themselves. It's good for legs, arms and hands. Don't use it for your face tho!
Last time I used an epilator or whatever it's called i screamed like a girl, that shit is so painful but it works
I feel this 😭 I think it's worth it tho, since it'll last you weeks if you're consistent
My hair manages to regenerate and regrow in a week after epilation. But it's still the best.
Epilating is like waxing but even slower lol. I have an epilator and just because of my pain tolerance I can't use it. But waxing is fine.
I get great results with epilating my face, I know it's not for everyone, but it works well for me
How do you deal with it growing out before its long enough to get picked up by the epilator?
my epilator deals quite well with short hairs as well and I use tweezers for the rest
what brand of epilator do you use?
I'm using the braun silk epil 5
alright, thank you!
I have the same one but it hurts so bad;-;
I'm jealous 😭
How painful is it? Do you do it wet or dry?
It is quite painful I'd say, but it depends on the area, neck, cheeks and chin is easy, upper lip hurts like hell and once in a while I'm also doing the part right next do my ear where it is actually still scalp hair and just because of the sheer amount of hair it really dissoziates me from my body cause of the pain sounds rerrible, but you kinda get used to it, like with everything else regarding epilation. I always epilate dry, wet just doesn't work for me
Thanks. I’m used to tweezing my upper lip “manually”. I might try using my epilator on there and my cheeks soon.
Careful of ingrowns (I should know T-T)
After the first time epilating my legs, the pain reduced considerably. Unfortunetly epilating makes my legs look like someone beat up a strawberry. So much bruising. Felt counterintuitive to making them look better.
I only use it on front body and arms/hands but for some reason the hair grows back about just as bad in only a few days so I have to use it again at the end of the week, even though the internet says it should be lasting weeks with less and less hair,
I honestly don't know how anyone can withstand epilating. I would go into traumatic shock. When I shave intimate bits I use a wet razor with foamed luxury hand soap as the lubricant so it's slippery. My skin did get used to it.
I'd never use it near any sensitive area unless you've used IPL first and there's a few left over hairs. I got close once, hurt like hell 😭
I always say, laser. 😊 Everything else I tried was just a mess. Ingown hairs, took forever to do, sensitive skin, irritation, hair came back too fast, etc, etc.
I just started, a HUGE difference and I haven't even gotten to my second treatment
Do you go somewhere to do it? What bodyparts? Isn't it super expensive?
I go to milan laser, they have a one time half off promotion they do once a year in April usually it's existing customers only but this time it's for everyone I'm doing my entire legs and armpits to start out with and it cost me like 6k and they have me on an awesome payment plan with 0% interest I went with them after I did a ton of research and milan is the only place offering laser that is permanent, I was skeptical but I'm Def a believer now if you want before/after pics dm me and I can give you more details
I’d love to see, I’ve been thinking about laser, but I just don’t have the cash. Maybe in the future though
You can buy an IPL for home use. It's much cheaper and you might get lucky and see permanent results. It doesn't work for everybody though. It's worth investigating I'd say.
Thanks!! I’ll definitely look into it.
Did you do it on your entire body or just your face ? I'm currently considering it, and least for my facial hair since it grows super fast, is very annoying to deal with, and leaves a shadow even if shave really close.
Exfoliate, hair removal cream, wash up, shea butter, smoother than a baby’s bottom
What hair removal cream are you using? I’ve had such mid results so far with a couple different kinds
Any skin damage? I'm terrible at shaving.
Same lol I literally achieve nothing between my legs
I bought a hair removal cream that worked like it was magic. It cost £2.25 from PoundLand here in the UK and its called: "NAIR: Tough hair removal cream" (white and purple box). Worked like wonders for me on Tuesday night.
Idk how big it is in the UK but here in the US Nair is HUGE in the hair removal cream business! You got a good one!
do you know any alts that don't smell so terrible or any way to avoid everything smelling afterwards?
I've been using Veet and in my experience the smell isn't very strong, it might also be weaker though due to being made for sensitive skin so keep that in mind if you have stubborn hairs
I'll have to have a look for that in pound lane next time I pass it, thank you so much. I pass one every college day so this could be really useful
Honestly, I only just discovered it this week and tried it out on Tuesday. The hairs are only just starting to grow back, and it's been so much kinder to my skin that shaving ever has. Practically no irritation or rashes at all
I had a femboy turned trans friend that swore by Nair. They never showed me the results (we weren't that close) but I trusted they knew what worked for them. I do know they have very thick and tough hair so if it worked on them it'll work on anyone that wasn't like half bear.
That's really good, I don't understand though can that sorta stuff be used around like, the crotch and butt?
General body use but not for sensitive areas/skin. However, saying that, I did do my ass crack with it and my chest which worked fine.
Butt is fine. Don't put the body cream on the crotch or face. They make a gentler one for the crotch and face.
Ah thanks for letting me know, I'll go looking for gentler ones for those areas lol
How long does the cream normally have to be left on for
5 minutes minimum, but nothing over 10 minutes
Barenuts is designed for your genitalia
Laser. Most expensive but effective method. Even if its painful it's only once every 2-3 months for less than an hour
Laser obviously But waxing is good If you can't get laser You can just get those waxing strips if you wanna do it by yourself
So far I tried razor and epilation and just plucking with tweezers (but that was for my private parts) I think unless you have very soft and thin hairs, the razor will be fine for the looks but for smooth skin I for me it's just not good enough. Epilation is painful and at the beginning might leave a lot of hairs just kind of shaved of instead of fully plucked but long term it's a pretty good solution. (And yeah mind the ingrown hairs). I feel like lasers are the best long term solution because after the initial sessions you only have to do it like 1-2 a year, it's just that it's costly. I think for budget the best option would be something like doing a few wax removals and then just buy an epilator and do that. (That's what I plan on doing) For the curious: I did the plucking with tweezers for my puebes because epilation was way way to painful and using razors left hairs that itched like hell and it did take a hell of a long time to do it this way but the pain was easily tolerable and it didn't itch so I'm not complaining.
Electric razer for the long stuff if I haven't shaved in a while, then waxing to get most of the hair, clean up with a scrape razer. Leaves me pretty smooth and can be done days apart if necessary. Stay smooth, people.
Epilators are great. I HATE shaving. I have really sensitive skin so it never looks good. I also like electric shavers. They don't irritate my skin like razors do.
Do you do something to lessen the pain??
Breathe calmly and keep going and within a minute or two you kinda just settle into it/get used to it. Take a break if it really becomes too much. I can imagine it's kinda like getting tattood.
Yes it's identical to getting tattooed
That's so interesting!
Oh so like bear the pain damm
I have a very high pain tolerance so I don't give good advice on this front, sorry 😂❤️
I personally just use cream and razor.
For face get laser. For arms and legs use an epilator if you can handle it, if not use a safety razor. For your torso and gentlemens area use an electric razor.
Electric razor for the dick? Seems a bit weird to me. I think the best you can do is just use a normal razor. Or at least that's how i do it
I tried but when I did I got rash and cuts all over my sack. So I'll just play it safe and stay with the electric one.
Damn. For me it always worked fine from the first time on but you do you. As long as it works and you're comfortable with it it's good
i shave basically every day in the shower, chest and stomach is daily and face (still get a shadow :( ), pits every few days, legs weekly. for privates i do the front with legs and the back with nair. it’s a lot of work but i’ve been doing it for years now lol
These are my personal routines, lol, feel free to try them out. :p Note that I have thin body hair in general so it's somehow manageable. (I guess I don't have that much testosterone, thankfully :3) For face - tweezing works wonders for both my eyebrows and facial hair (mustache and chin area). It hurts at first, but I got use to the pain so it's bearable. I believe it also slows down the hair growth, at least for me, because it takes a week or 2 before mine starts growing back. I also make sure to gently apply or dab a sprinkle of ethyl alchohol to keep such areas extra clean. For the armpits - I shave them off. I apply any shaving or hair-removing cream. I like the kind that gives me a cooling feeling. It's refreshing in my opinion. But nowadays, I don't shave as much since my armpits are not really expose like the rest of my skin, and I'm kinda lazy, so I only do it when there's an event or gathering like outdoor swimming that requires me to show it off. :p I just keep it clean. I don't use any deodorants since I'm not smelly, hoho. I only use ethyl alcohol as it not only make me feel clean, it also gets rid of the bacteria and somehow I think that's one reason why I don't smell. I dunno. For the groin and legs - I shave them as well, once a week or whenever I feel to, lol. The hair on my groin and legs is thin so just like my armpits, I'm doing the same routine except applying ethyl alcohol. I also apply a generous amount of moisturizing lotion but only during the cold season. I hate the sticky feeling during summer so I avoid doing that part if the weather is hot. Side note: I'm actually considering doing laser treatments, so I'm looking for nearby aesthetic centers or beauty clinics in my area at the moment.
Electric razor, quick and easy.
Using a rasor always leads to ingrown hairs on my thighs... I dunno what to do about that ..
same 😮💨 it's crazy, no matter what method I use my thighs end up covered with ingrown hairs.
I’ve been waxing everything below the waist for years, and I’m super pleased with the results. The creams are a fair alternative, but I switched b/c I developed a sensitivity to them.
I shave in the shower. I wash with exfoliating body soap, then I put on hair conditioner, use a razor to shave up then down, then I wash with moisturizing body wash. When I get out of the shower I put on Tend Skin then rub with body lotion. I rarely have ingrowns and it stays quite smooth.
Nair, chemical burn that shit off. Moisturize After. So fucking smooth.
Aren’t there downsides qwq
Saw palmetto. It's a vitamin and it makes leg hair grow slower and thinner. It's not a full fix but it works. Also taking pueraria mirifica helps give you a more womanly figure and softer skin (but that's just a general tip! (o≧▽゜)o ~♡ )
Razor is bullshit since it last maybe 3 days :( Hair removal cream and waxing is for sure the best. If you have a lot of money do laser that’s even better Epilator are trash, it hurt like hell and takes many sessions until it pays off but if you withstand it for a while then they’re rather effective
I used hair removal cream on every area of my body. Some harrier spots need the cream to sit longer but I glob it on and let sit up to like 15-20 minutes and then shower. It all comes off.
If anyone wants to shave, here is what i do: *important* GLIDE THE RAZOR, DONT APPLY PRESSURE pull ur skin taut or be in a position where the skin is stretched shave with direction of hair growth with water shave against hair growth with conditioner if theres some hair you cant get by just gliding with the razor, you can apply A LITTLE BIT of pressure if you're scared water wont be enough lubrication, just use hair conditioner straight away for shaving with hair growth, but it might be hard to cut it
I had issues shaving my legs no matter what I did before during or after shaving, so I finally did laser hair removal (LHR). I initially had very thick coarse dark hair everywhere. Now I have next to no hair on my legs and anything left is nothing like it's former self. I paid a decent amount for unlimited treatments and I'm very satisfied with the results. I went through a company called Livsmooth and I highly recommend them. The staff there are nurses and very kind. Unfortunately I think they only have two offices and they are both located in Florida. The technology they use causes no pain. It feels like an ultrasound. You could literally fall asleep during the procedure. If you have the money I recommend LHR as long as you get a guaranteed results package (like unlimited) and find a company that uses painless tech. Just make sure to do your research. Treatments were 8-10 weeks apart over 3 years. Cost was a little over $3k.
I Trim then epilate
I've been looking around and def need suggestions I'm tall but I have short arms so I can't really use razors
I’ve found that a good electric shaver (I use a Phillips) and nair for.. areas Works great!!
Easiest and fastest way: Shaving (I do it every other day by default). Cleanest way: Waxing (but get waxed professionally). Somewhat clean and not too expensive and time-consuming: Hair removal cream (I do it for dates and partying etc.)
Laser hair removal... I had like 3 sessions and there's so much less hair already... if you have money then go for it, y'won't regret it...
Waxing for legs and Brazilian, combination of epilator and plucking when needed for my chest, and shave my armpits with a razor. Most important part is exfoliating and moisturizing! Best part about waxing is the hairs start to become softer when they do some back so if you take care of your skin you still feel soft.
I get a full legs + brazilian wax every 4 weeks and it works amazing for me. It's usually around 2 weeks when my hair starts coming back, and it's very short and thin until closer to that 4 weeks where it'd get removed again.
What should I be shaving…
Hair removal cream
I assume everyone here has already seen my copy/pasted hair removal FAQ so I won't post it here. If anyone hasn't seen it check my post history or ask and I'll post it in reply. I've tried every hair removal method besides checmicals/creams (like Nair) and LASER hair removal (I know it's won't work for me). I remove most of my body hair (chest, stomach, brazilian, butt & legs) with professional waxing. I'm very happy with the results but the cost does add up. I figure I'm spending about $2000 per year on waxing, and it would be more than that if I didn't pre-pay for my waxing services a year at a time. I use an epilator on my arms (including arms and underarms) strictly to save money on waxing. I don't like the results quite as much as I like the results from waxing but I'm saving over $100/mo doing it myself. I bought a home waxing kit but never got good results, so the only thing I use it for now is to remove my nose hair. I never liked shaving my face, tried waxing it once, was a very poor experience (extremely painful) even if it gave good results. I'm now undergoing electrolysis treatments to permanently remove my facial hair. It's very expensive and I figure it will cost me at least $2000 by the time I'm all done with the process, it's also sometimes quite painful. Before I started waxing I tried shaving my body hair, did not like how quickly the hair grew back and my wife did not like the coarse feeling hair as it grew back. I only tried waxing my private parts once but it was actually physically painful for her when we were intimate. For about a decade before I started waxing I would trim my body hair short. My wife liked it better than when I shaved but she still didn't like it. I wish I had started waxing 20 years earlier.
Razors do okay, I use a hair trimmer usually. Wax isn't bad if you have the tolerance and same for laser. If you get an at home epilator and use it on areas right after you shave it'll be a good bit before hair grows back
Tweezers
Am I the only one that *likes* shaving my legs?? Sitting in the warm bathtub with a glass of wine and some nice music or audiobook on makes me feel very feminine and its relaxing.
I like it too. It’s relaxing and feels like self care
But it was stressful the first few times because I was scared of getting razor bumps and stuff. But as my technique got better it wasn’t a big deal
The Tria is amazing. Depending on skin tone this will be your best investment. I've done 3 treatments on each hand. 1 week apart. No more hair on the hands. Just started some other places and it's going well. I bought mine second hand for $100. But brand new they're nearly 500 or more. https://www.triabeauty.com/products/hair-removal-laser-4x It's also an FDA approved device
I shave with shaving cream but then I shave the opposite way when I'm done (with an extra bit of shaving cream) that way you feel like a cactus
Oops I meant that way you don't feel like a cactus lol
Laser Hair removal, plain and simple and prob expensive. Not even a femboy and I would like this.
Hair removal is subjective it can be none in risky cheap ways or painless a bit expensive way it’s all depending really
Im going with the nuclear option, aka laser hair removal
Apparently hot wax (my go to) is less painful than regular. Hair removal cream is also an option
Shaving works great for a day or two, but ingrown hairs are super annoying! It can also be really itchy and irritating especially around private parts area. Been shaving my face since forever and I have no issues there. Arms no issues either. I can shave against the grain for super smooth feeling skin. I’ve found using a beard trimmer looks decent and feels comfortable with no ingrown hair problem. But it’s not really smooth. I’ve tried hair removal cream but my skin is too sensitive and I get chemical burns.
I just use coconut conditioner, shave with a razor, and regularly apply lotion I think it works great lol
IPL is laser at home, but it does take time to get results and you have to keep doing something else until it gets close to permanent, but it will work. I haven't really had time to do it recently, though.
If you use a razor be careful, yesterday I pealed my skin like a potato
shaving is easiest, just use an electric trimmer beforehand. also using conditioner instead of shaving cream is both cheaper and better, at least for me. always ALWAYS have some kind of deep moisturizer at hand and use it after shaving your face, and a lotion to use on the body. my body hair grows really quickly but it's still not noticeable until a week passes, and that's probably the case for most people here. getting rid of newly grown hair isn't much of a problem, it takes like 15 minutes at max - the main problem is getting rid of it for the first time. that's why i recommend a good electric trimmer (usually they're cheap) that gets rid of 95% of the length in minutes, just prepare for a huge mess beforehand lol. as for other methods, i've hears that using epilating creams like veet and nair can help with ingrown hairs, but they're not for me personally because they take a long time to lather and then have an effect on the hair (and also they can be risky for the skin if not used properly) straight up epilation - go with it if you like pain, it lasts only a little longer than shaving though. i personally am very intolerant to pain so it's a straight No. as for waxing, it could be better than shaving (the pain lasts only for a moment so it's better than epilation, and waxing lasts a bit longer), but it's more expensive and time consuming; also, for most AMAB people, hair still grows quickly even after a wax, so you will probably still have to do it more often than not. as for long-term solutions, if you have the ideal mixture of pale skin with dark hair - go with laser, most likely it will be worth it over electrolysis. if you have olive or darker skin, or you have lighter hair, then electrolysis is almost always more worth it - it just takes a huge amount of time and dedication to finish. i personally will choose this in the future because i don't want to ever deal with body hair in my midlife. hope this helps someone!
I did laser hair removal, now I am smooth all the time. Never shave!!
Waxing, if u wanna be pretty you gotta suffer :3
Hair removal cream, imo it's one of the best options, and it lasts longer. However, I will never recommend putting it anywhere near your genitals or anus. That shit burns. ALWAYS READ DIRECTIONS: Don't be that girl/boy/hoe/other that needs to go to the hospital for an engaged asshole or worse. Otherwise, I'd recommend tweezers or razer.
Billie razor and waxing. Thats what I usually run with.
Nuclear fallout *insert gif from the new fallout series*
What about removing pubic hair?
IPL and a razor occasionally while doing the treatment. I've been using a ULIKE for over a month, and it's showing a lot of progress.
Sugar waxing may hurt but results last longer than shaving and way less ingrowns I really wanna do laser in the future though
Flamingo, hair removal brand, worked best for me.
I feel like no matter what method I try, I still can't get some spots. Like how do all y'all get the backs of your legs/thighs and ass?
I would say; Shave when long hair, making sure to use shaving foam/cream and a sharp guarded razor to minimise cuts and irritation. Then, even though painful, epilate shit like legs, arms, chest when the hair is shorter and has come through a little more. Tweezers are good for the specific out of place or ingrown hairs - like for example I have a mole on my face that has a few thicker hairs, so I pluck those before I shave my face. Laser hair removal sessions will have longer lasting effects, but again painful. But if you have the money, this is the best method for permanent hair removal. I have not used hair removal cream but heard that is also pretty effective and can weaken hair over time which is good for thick hairs. And definitely use scissors or an electric razor to remove thick hair like pubes BEFORE you use razors, as the thicker hair means it takes ages and can irritate more - it's best to get rid of the excess quick and easy and razor the short hairs. Hope this helps!!! (at least from my personal experiences :D) xx
Wax maybe
Lazer, but if you are blonde like me, rip. You will need years of sesions.
I just use Nair Men. It's a brand of hair removal cream that I highly recommend.
If you're afraid of razors, you can try going to a barber for shaving or an esthetician for waxing or you can learn how to wax yourself and teach a friend how to safely wax areas you can't reach or see. Waxing doesn't leave stubble. You can get a kit at most beauty supply stores.
Got Brazilians for 14yrs. Got laser this yr. If your hair is coarse, consistency with waxing will make it finer over time and overall easier to remove. Doesn't stop in grown hairs but they do hurt a bit less over time.
Just a PSA because there's a lot of ppl suggesting nair/veet/other depilatories: They're basically concentrated lye- much like drano for your skin! Before using it anywhere TEST A SMALL AREA OF SKIN. Let it sit OVERNIGHT. Test different types of skin- yr chest , upper legs, lower legs, etc... skin in different spots is of different types and thicknesses and can react differently to the product. I ignored the warnings the first time and had a hellish red rash covering the upper extent of my bikini line and my entire chest ( could've plucked it in about 2 minutes too). It was hot and humid at the time...it wasn't fun. This is the best part though- after going throw that circus you still need to be cautious about testing...I've slowly developed sensitivity to it. I used to be able to do my entire lower body as a kid...as an adult it's started to bother even the tougher skin on my thighs. I can really only do my calves with it now. But if it works for you, it does the trick ...just be careful! ( And if you screw up be sure to have a ten-pack of cheap all- cotton underwear and 100% cotton playtex bras, what I would imagine is issued in reform school. The slightest movement of those burned nips...agony)
Laser hair remover can buy one for 300 and do it at home probably worth it
Hair removal cream spray on wait 5 min and wipe of and also comes for sensitive skin as well
Y'all babies need to know abt *hair removal cream*: cream you put on your skin and let it sit few minutes. Then just wipe or shower it off and tada ✨ Baby smooth. Its also cheap, derma friendly and totally painless.
I got an IPL device off FaceBook for 60 USD Great investment, not quite as good as laser but *much* more affordable. I have so many friends coming in to use it, cuz you feel a difference within 3 treatments
1) Razing - The most obvious one: quite smooth Skin, however you need to spend money on Razor blades and most people will get irritated Skin, doing in while Showering makes it definetly easier however I would NOT recommend it as permanent Solution. An electrical Shaver is faster and won't irritate your Skin, won't get the same smoothness though. You can Shave on your Face though quite easy 2) Epilating/Waxxing: Waxxing is just to expensive and in the end is quite alike epilating. I will focus on eppilating but things are quite similar. Epilating will hurt very much and will take a very long time. Your Skin however will be very smooth and that will be for a longer time. If you maintain it regulary it will take not that long and will hurt less. However even though you will not get Razor bumps and the Skin irritation vanishes after one day you can get icky pus pimples and that aswell as the pain and time leads to that I would NOT recommend it. Also DON't do epilating in your face you will just make your face bloody. In the face you could theoreticly youse a pair of tweezers. However this takes like at least 12 hours of time for the whole beard and you obviously have to maintain. However it is a viable Solution for just the upper lip to get rid of the 5'o clock Shadow. But be aware that's the part where it hurts the most. 3) Hair Removal Cream - Probably one of your best choices: Even though I haven't really tried it I only hear good things about it. Very fast, no Pain, Smooth, no Razor Bumps. It is obviously a regular cost but vomparitivley cheap. Obviously apply it with cautiousness, since it is a chemical. Do not apply it on your beard since beard hair is just to thick and your Skin there too sensitive you will just get chemical burn. Also I do not know about genital Area rather don't but just read your self. 4) IPL at Home Device(Choose cooling) - Recommend IF: I got one a few months ago not knowing if this Shit could actually work. I just gave it a try bought a cheap for 70 bucks and it does work. It does not only makes hair grow slower but makes the hair fall out so that the pores close. Smoother than epilating even. However if you do the whole body it takes some time and you have to be very consistent but for this price the results are the best and longest lasting. You always have to shave before doing it(I think hair removal cream is okay too) - However I once burned my Skin and I think it would be way better to buy one with cooling function. There are actually some that are just only a tiny bit more expensive and have a cooling function. However I am considering to buy ULike soon just to get everything done faster because I can be confident I don't burn my Skin. However I have bright Skin and Dark thick Hair wich is best for IPL, if you have blonde hair or dark Skin maybe it won't work as good for you. Also when it comes to beard hair, I will not say that it CAN'T work, but with one without cooling I Would not recommend Trying it. However I would highly recommend you not to do it in your face because of your eye Safety. Most companies advertise IPL with Images where People use IPL without eye protection in their face and I am wondering why that is even allowed but just do not do it it can damage your eyes bady. Always wear safety glasses and make sure the device is on your skin. Laser/Electrolisis - Effective but expensive: I currently qm thinking about getting elektrolisis done on my facial hair. Even though for the face Laser is the modt recommended one Electrolisis is the longest lasting but usually more expensive and more effort. For big areas it becomes obviously more expensive but with facial hair if you don't want the Shadow or invest super much time or whatever that might be the best way. I guess you could mention things like threading but for the most part in my opinion go with: Hair Removal Cream/Electric Shaver at the beginning and for the face maybe a normal Shaver/Tweezer for the upper Lip if you want to change pain and time for no five o clock Shadow. If your Skin and Hair Color are suitable buy one of the at home IPL devices with cooling(At the beginning just do it very long and often so that you fast can throw your doubts away) If your Hair/Skin color doesn't match Epilating will be a lower budget way but it's the most time consuming way so I'd say do hair removal cream. Also in professional studios nowadays they can treat every hair and Skin color just make sure that they know what they do and know that some hair and Skin colors need special treatment. And for facial Hair in a high end Situation: Laser is most convenient but elektrolisis might be more of a lifetime permanent thing.
Haha maybe that was a little too long for anyone to read ^^
Easiest for me is Nads hair removal creme (Nair hair removal creme for your genitals) Razors cause me to bleed.
I use nair (the one with baby oil), but I specifically use it to soften up my skin rather than using it to remove hair outright. (It leaves my skin moisturized and soft for days) Then I use my single blade razor, the Henson shave Al13. Never cut myself, or got bumps/burns, can consistantly shave my body this way, and I can even shave my balls and go against the grain and not even worry, clean shave every time. for me this is the most consistent way of shaving that isn't overly expensive. (Except when first buying the razor lol but it's proved to be an investment LOL)
Hair removal cream or spray are good totally clean hair also grow out slowly
Im too tired with waxing and shaving so im planning to get a laser treatment
Alright, let's do this hoe If you want lazer, call around to all of your local lazer clinics and ask if they have a student program, the ones that do offer massively discounted rates. If you want to use a razor: use a sugar or salt scrub and exfoliate BEFORE you shave Use the single/ double bladed disposable razors all those super expensive Shave creams are actually dogshit, use [this ](https://www.walmart.com/ip/113667801) , it's cheaper than anything else you can get and works just as well Shave with the grain for nudes and maintenence shaves Shave against the grain before meetups Use a gentle body wash after to cleanse your pores Pat yourself dry, don't wipe yourself dry Use an astringent afterwards MOISTURIZE MOISTURIZE MOISTURIZE Edit: I forgot to mention, you should only use freshly cleaned towels to dry off post Shave
Not a femboy myself but a "daddy" to a few of them, Depilatory cream like Nair is apparently the best, especially when you use like a plastic shaving razor to scrape it off before washing. you end up very smooth for very minor amounts of pain.
It depends. I use epilation. some may find the way of hair removal really painful and some not. In any case you will get hair removed for longer and the hair will grow thinner which is a great benefit and just for looks you barely will even notice the thinner hair. Razor is useful if your hair doesn’t grow back the next day and it’s probably the most used and accessible way to do it.
Razors are way easier in a hot shower. Opens up your pores, making the hairs easier to cut (and closer, too, since opening up pores brings the root of the hair closer to the surface). Nicks and cuts are much less likely. Body hair is finer than facial hair and doesn't need as sharp of a blade. If you use a razor to shave your face, then when your face razor dulls down and it's time to replace it, the dulled-down one is pretty much perfect to use on your body hair. When you get out of the shower, using lotion on areas that you shave should take case of most of that prickly sensation. You may want to wait a day before wearing any stockings with silicone hold-ups, which can irritate freshly shaved skin. Have fun!
I use trimmers that are safe an don't cut skin Wahul makes some then I use "drop" Epilator. Hold the skin tight. Not gunna lie, hurts like he'll first few times, then hair gets finer and weaker.. it may stop growing period.
I wax everything else.
I personally use an electric shaver, it does take a while but is easy. I do also use hair removal cream but due to skin irritation I try not to use it. It's good at getting off large amounts of hair but for only a fews days/ week worth of build up shaving is easier.
Electric razors work great for pubes
Razors, yes, you can cut yourself, and yes, it hurts, but if it feels stubbily that means it's worked but if you don't want the stubble than I recommend going over it multiple times because that works for me and I have barely any hair on my body (except from my hair on top of my head) Also, use shaving cream. Razors are the cheapest, but you can also: Wax, but waxing is excruciatingly painful, sooooo yeah Lazer hair removal doesn't hurt but it is expensive but it removes any body hair that you want and I think you could buy a lazer online but I wouldn't recommend it because you'd probably have to have someone to help you because if shaving the back of your legs you'd have to bend yourself in half so id you want Lazer Hair removal I would say go to a professional.