03-25-2016, 01:25 PM
Just what I've experienced:
Waxing- It can really hurt during the actual process, but the hair grows back more slowly. You have to be careful and sanitary when doing it. Baby powder and baby oil helps, and moisturizer too. It's also a more expensive venture if you'd rather not do it yourself/don't have someone to help you/depending what part of the body you want to remove hair from.
Shaving- It's quick, fairly easy depending on the razor, but the hair comes back quicker no doubt. Also, you deal with a lot more in grown hairs and nubs than waxing.
Nair- Probably what I'd recommend the least. It's not bad at first, but if you have sensitive skin like me, it turns into a s*** show. Lots of breaking out and all and all not a good time.
Like someone else mentioned, little scissors and tweezers are more labor intensive, but they're useful for stray, obnoxious hairs you want to get rid of.
Waxing- It can really hurt during the actual process, but the hair grows back more slowly. You have to be careful and sanitary when doing it. Baby powder and baby oil helps, and moisturizer too. It's also a more expensive venture if you'd rather not do it yourself/don't have someone to help you/depending what part of the body you want to remove hair from.
Shaving- It's quick, fairly easy depending on the razor, but the hair comes back quicker no doubt. Also, you deal with a lot more in grown hairs and nubs than waxing.
Nair- Probably what I'd recommend the least. It's not bad at first, but if you have sensitive skin like me, it turns into a s*** show. Lots of breaking out and all and all not a good time.
Like someone else mentioned, little scissors and tweezers are more labor intensive, but they're useful for stray, obnoxious hairs you want to get rid of.
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