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I have a question. I am somewhat, well let put this gently, Hairy, but not thick hairy. Just that I have it all over me, even my toes.

My question is how do I remove my chest hair when wearing a somewhat low cut dress of any sort and it is pretty oveas.

Please Help with this if you can

Jessie

Jessie,
I use the new Nair. It works for me on my arms, legs, and what ever. One word of caution follow instructions, I let it set to long one time and had a skin burn that took a while to get rid of. Oh it doesn't smell to bad
Hugs Carol Ann

Jessie,

I used to wax people (full body- the body builders were the worst)
That is an effective but costly and might I add invasive (let's not mention the pain ) way to go.
If you do not prefer to shave everywhere, then I'd have to agree that
Nair or Neet is a great alternative !

My Sweetie has very sensitive skin and "Sally Hanson Spray-off Hair remover" the Gentle formula seems to work for both of us and your legs smell great like raspberries!

- L.R.

Jessie wrote:I have a question. I am somewhat, well let put this gently, Hairy, but not thick hairy. Just that I have it all over me, even my toes.

My question is how do I remove my chest hair when wearing a somewhat low cut dress of any sort and it is pretty oveas.

Please Help with this if you can

Jessie

Hi Jessie,

Ever consider laser?

Beauty

NO!

I was just think of shving off the chest hair though it's kind of long. As for the other ideas my mom uses the nairs (if I spelled right) and she likes that.

Jessie

lol!

Ok, just asking.

Beauty

Yea I just want to remove the chest hair not the skin

Jessie

???

Laser won't remove the skin.

Beauty

I know just having fun with U. I am still looking at something for a temp basses

Jessie

LOL

You got me !!!

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Hiya,
Sometimes I wax, shave or use an emjoi to remove hair from my chest. I'm not keep on these creams as the only save you from making a razor blunt. They only go as fair as the skin surface, so the hair grows back at the same rate as shaving. Just my personal preferences.

This is an update for this string. I was looking at the Sunday ads and I came across an interesting device called the Conair pain-free hair removal system. Does any one use this device or have any experience with it? It looks great. I also saw it the other day when I was walking through a Sears store and stopped and looked at for a moment. Any feed back would be helpful.

Jessie

Hi Jessie,

I haven't heard of that one. If you get it let us know how it worked!

Beauty

Hey Jessie, I googled this hair removal system and there are several positive responses, like in the 5 star range, and the price is very economical and simple to use. Veronica

I just wanted to chime in. I had a consult with a laser hair removal place and with a coupon I had I would have been able to get my back from my neck to just below the beltline done for $2500. This would have included a total of 6 sessions with a guarantee of permanent removal or further followup were free. No I have a bit of back hair, not a sweater. But they said the price was the same regardless of the amount of hair. Regardless of my dressing future, I was really thinking about doing this, however, as gas prices rise and the possiblity of selling my house looking dimmer, it was just not economically feasable. Perhaps in a few years or so.

Stay smooth ladies!