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[c9]

I need suggestions. I dislike certain areas of my body's hairiness (hairyness? Harry Ness?) and I want to find a way to comfortably remove the hair. Not my chin -- though suggestions for that would be appreciated too. :-) Any suggested / favourite methods?

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[fiver00.livejournal.com]

Well, unless you've already been practising with different methods, I've gotta say that you've got less body hair than I do. You're actually quite hairless. :)

Not knowing the specific places that you want to remove hair from, the only suggestion I can come up with is Bikini Zone Nair which seems to work pretty well.. although it stinks pretty badly.

Why don't you make a fun day of letting Vinny shave all of those unwanted hair patches for you. It could get very sexy.. or kinda gross depending.

And now I shut up. :X

[c9.livejournal.com]

I have tried shaving my chest before, and it ends up very zitty and irritated. I recently tried Nair (it doesn't smell bad at all to me, is my nose dead?), and so far it's OK, but I expect irritation soon. And it's really not a specific area I'm concerned about so much as having a method that's not painful/too much work. Then I can apply that method to any old zone.

Although, obviously certain zones come to mind. :)

[bartok.livejournal.com]

full-body lazer treatment, go for it!!!!

Richie Rich

[c9.livejournal.com]

Well, since we determined that one's chin requires six treatments at $500 a pop, I'm sure my chest would not be significantly cheaper. Plus, the whole HORRIFYING PAIN would be an obstacle.

Why can't Star Trek be now?!?!

Re: Richie Rich

[bartok.livejournal.com]

Speaking of Star Trek, I found this on imdb.com regarding Star Trek: Nemesis...

"Jonathan Frakes refused to shave his back for the love scene turned rape with Troi. The hair on his back was digitally removed by an effects house."

So basically all you need to do is call ILM...bring me George Lucas!