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Default Aug 03, 2013 at 01:32 PM
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I always use an epilator, hurts like hell to start off with but as your roots get thinner its alot less painful. you only need to do it every 6 weeks or so, for me it always goes a bit red for the first day then it's fine I'd never use a razor again.
Wow, you are brave! I did some research and I would have to get the nicest one which is rather expensive, but I added it to my "wish list" as a possibility. Thanks for the idea!
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Default Aug 04, 2013 at 01:15 PM
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I seriously look like I have been scratching mosquito bites open from getting cuts on my legs, and I just changed the blade on my Schick "HydroSilk" not that long ago... all I know is these days they have like 6 blades, cost a TON, and all look the same. I will take any suggestions at this point...I already use Aveeno shave gel for sensitive skin so I know it's not the shaving cream, and I have tried a few razors, but am getting confused which ones I have tried. Thanks!
Maybe you should try something other then shaving. Try waxing (make sure its wax for sensitive skin) or hair removal creams.
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Default Aug 07, 2013 at 06:04 PM
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I have sensitive skin too and developed horrible rashes from waxing and epilatory creams. At the moment I use Gillette Venus divine - these are the blades with the solid gel on the sides. I found that they really do glide over your legs so smoothly that it doesn't feel like shaving. Alternatively, I use the Venus divine blades, which I think have four blades, with a women's sensitive shave gel. I find i am much more likely to cut myself with disposable razors. Good luck.
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Default Aug 08, 2013 at 03:23 AM
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Maybe you should try something other then shaving. Try waxing (make sure its wax for sensitive skin) or hair removal creams.
Hair removal creams cause a CRAZY rash! ugh, sigh.
And nooo way to waxing. I have a ton of tattoos but waxing hurts much more! thanks for the ideas, though!
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Default Aug 09, 2013 at 05:26 AM
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If I use razor on my legs, I get hair back in a day like thorny bush. Any ways to avoid this.
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If I use razor on my legs, I get hair back in a day like thorny bush. Any ways to avoid this.
Heck I get hair back in 12 hours or less no matter what I shave with...I think some people's leg hair just grows faster than others. Funny though because it takes me YEARS to grow my hair out.
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Default Aug 10, 2013 at 08:03 AM
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I know some ladies that can go a week without shaving and the hair on their legs is thin and blonde. I have a very pale complexion but have jet black hair on my legs. So even when I've just shaved you can see the underlying hair and within a few hours its back again, and so thick. Getting goosebumps or the slightest chill after shaving causes the hair to protrude and feel like I didn't even shave
I can't use nair or any other hair depiliating cream, it'll make my skin blister.

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