What is something good, besides waxing and shaving, to remove hair ';down there';?

I have very very sensitive skin and I can't shave or wax down there, or else I get little red itchy bumps, but I want to be hairless because it's more comfortable.What is something good, besides waxing and shaving, to remove hair ';down there';?
If u were waxed with cold or strip wax whoever did that is crazy! you're meant to use hot wax ';down there,'; cos it's better for sensitive skins and for removing hair from small areas. If your therapist that waxed you last put a cotton strip on the wax then ripped it off, it's cold or strip wax. If they applied it and didn't put a strip over it, and pulled the wax off, then it was hot wax.





Wish you were in my town, I'd wax your hair off for you. I have just finished my course with an angel of a lecturer. she really taught us well. :)





You can use tweezers (can be painful), or a hair removal cream, although it's not a good idea for sensitive skins (so I've heard).





Otherwise go for electrolysis or lazer therapy (costs a packet) to permanently remove the hairs. Make sure you want them off before you go for it though. Or trim your hairs short, not to spike but to lie down flat over each other without bugging you.





Sugaring is also an option, and is similar to waxing. It is an old option and may be difficult to find. Some therapists may laugh at you, but tell them you're curious and you're asking for information. Perhaps try that and see if you don't react. It's ok if you come up with red spots as long as they go away within 24 or 48 hours at the most.





Apply oil the day before you trim or wax, or remove hair, bath in a shot glass of vegetable oil to make the hairs soft. Each time you trim your hair you make them thicker. Ask your hairdresser why. They give the best explanations. Most are trained in beauty as well if they studied full time or with a reputable trainer.





Good luck. Search the Internet for other options. It'll be interesting to see what's out there.What is something good, besides waxing and shaving, to remove hair ';down there';?
Hair removal products by Veet and Sally Hansen are great for getting rid of hair around the bikini area. They have products that are designed for individuals with sensitive skin.... ';down there';. Though I don't have sensitive skin, I really enjoy Veet Hair Removal Cream. (It gets rid of hair in about three to six minutes.) There's a sensitive skin formula, too. Remember to look for products designed for the entire body or bikini area, and that are okay to use on sensitive skin. Good luck.
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laser hair removal. I had it done and it made a difference within the first couple of treatments. It may sting but it will be worth it. I went to Advanced Laser clinics and was able to be on a payment plan.

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