Best hair removal method?

[abnegate]

I shave my legs and bikini area pretty much everyday, but my skin is super sensitive and I always get razor bumps. I've tried hair removal creams, but they never really got all the hair off, and my skin was still irritated. What else can I do?

[SillySilberman]

Either pay the money and risk the little pain to go get waxing. It's way less painful and awkward than you think it is. Results last your 4-6 weeks (hell yeah).

Or you could use Nair or Veet. It's a cream that you apply to the areas you want to get rid of hair, and it essentially burns the hair follicles so they just practically fall out of your skin. Mash waxing and shaving together, but with a cream, and that's basically what it is without the pain or risk of cutting yourself with a razor.

If you end up trying the cream hair removal, I recommend Veet over Nair. Veet removed more hair in the end, and there was a lot less of a slight burning sensation. It also doesn't tingle/burn the lady bits either when getting all up in there.

[Red_Arrow]

Its a chemical that burns the hair follicles, so it is dangerous to get on the inner parts. It does work really well, so I would recommend using a few thicknesses of tissue folded over the inner lips and tucked inside the outer lips while the chemical is on you.

[dartmaul15]

Hm... i could spend 2k words going on about shaving tricks to reduce razor burns, but this page sums it up better and faster (plus they got immages XD)
https://www.wikihow.com/Treat-Razor-Burn
And while commiedearest isn't wrong, regular razor blades that are changed often enough are more than sharp enough.

Also you can try removing the hair with waxing (if it's not irritating the skin too much), or laser treatment? Maybe even electrolysis (not aas good for large areas)?

[Hephaestus]

Bust out the duct tape.

[SillySilberman]

Yeah if you want to give yourself 1st burns. lol.

[existing_not_living]

LOL, ^this!

[CommieDearest]

Get a sharper razor.

[existing_not_living]

Get waxed?