permanent home hair removal?

[MikeInAB (imported)]

To answer Eddie's question, I've used an epilator with results equal to waxing. I will point out though that it's more painful than waxing. Where waxing is one quick RRRIIP, epilation is a steady (and strong) sting, like tens of rubber bands being continuously snapped on your skin.

What I did for my chest was have it professionally waxed three or four times, then I switched to epilation. After awhile, the growth slowed down so much that all I need to do is catch the odd stray with a pair of tweezers.

I currently shave everything from the waist down (except for a small triangle). Am thinking of using this approach (waxing then epilation) on my legs. Just not sure how to handle the transition; that is, the area where the waxed portion ends, and the shaved area resumes.

[Eddie (imported)]

Since I wrote here I purchase a epilator and yes it does hurt. I did my front and got great results. As far as body hair, I have very little. Remington has a iLight that I'm looking at and suggest going to remingtonproducts.com to check out.

[Leona Lee (imported)]

I've tried everything and finally gave up. After all that money spent, 6 years later I look like I never did anything. Now I'm an undercover TS Girl. Leona

[sherifffdb (imported)]

I was just wondering if anyone has used a nono hair removal. Comments, etc?

[mynhii85 (imported)]

I've tried everything and finally gave up. After all that money spent, 6 years later I look like I never did anything. Now I'm an undercover TS Girl. Leona

I'm sorry that you didn't get the result you want. Did even electrolysis not help you at all? If you don't mind me asking, are your hairs black?