[Saph]

has anyone ever used one? I'm using one now for the first time and it feels like my legs have 3rd degree burns

[Smithy]

Might want to take it off if it's burning

[Saph]

but it says leave for 10 mins and its only been about 5, I probably read the wrong thing

[swinearefine]

Ugh I wish I could, but all of them either contain animal products or harmful chemicals. I used to shave my whole body but it was obscenely timely and irritated my skin something special, so I just gave up on it. However my bawd is becoming quite the hot ticket around town so I'm going to have to start hair removal again. I'm thinking of sugaring because it's vegan + similar to waxing + less painful

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Saph

but it says leave for 10 mins and its only been about 5, I probably read the wrong thing

Did you do a patch test first?

[Marc]

Shouldn't be such a hairy bitch

[Saph]

despite the burning, it actually worked quite well

[Marc]

Smooth as a baby

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Saph

despite the burning, it actually worked quite well

..hah, that's a relief, Saph..

[T*]

Zee knows

[Josy]

Should have tested it first.

And I couldn't be bothered with all that messing around just go get waxed.

[Z]

Originally Posted by Cuda

Zee knows

Zee has the scars to prove it

[Kyle]

I have used. Nivea for men Hair removal cream on my upper arms before. It's ok stuff and I do like to see the hair just slide off with the the plastic scoopy stick though.

I imagine it wouldn't be ideal for huge areas like a woman's muff or something.

[x-evenstar-x]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

I have used. Nivea for men Hair removal cream on my upper arms before. It's ok stuff and I do like to see the hair just slide off with the the plastic scoopy stick though.

I imagine it wouldn't be ideal for huge areas like a woman's muff or something.

Don't do that again lol

I hate hair removal creams, they stink!

[Kyle]

Originally Posted by x-evenstar-x

Don't do that again lol

I hate hair removal creams, they stink!

It's a quick fix if u need it, and it takes a little longer to grow back than slapping out the old pro glide.

I wouldn't recommend continuous use but having it on hand in case u plan on getting lucky or don't want to look like a gorilla in front of your Aunty At her house warming party then it's there.

[x-evenstar-x]

Originally Posted by Simple Minds

It's a quick fix if u need it, and it takes a little longer to grow back than slapping out the old pro glide.

I wouldn't recommend continuous use but having it on hand in case u plan on getting lucky or don't want to look like a gorilla in front of your Aunty At her house warming party then it's there.

Very funny lol!

[Me. I Am Salman]

use tweezers