Bikini Hair Removal Cream

[missacs1984]

recently bought a veet bikini and underarm hair removal kit. i've never used removal cream before, always opted for shaving, so i followed the instructions to a T. however when i do my bikini line and i remove the cream with the spatula, i notice that i'm still left with a few mm of stubble. is this normal, or am i doing it something wrong? i assumed it would take the hair off right down to the surface of the skin.

[NoMercy]

Wax it !!

[sara3]

epilate!

[China Doll]

The hair is thicker so takes longer to work and sometimes isn't as effective. Unfortunately I'm also coming round to NM's way of thinking.

[missacs1984]

i tried waxing once, it didn't hurt as much as i thought it would but i found it fiddly and it took ages to do it myself

[China Doll]

Would you not consider getting it done professionally then? I wouldn't do it myself I don't think.

[Androcles]

Dab hand with a pair of tweezers, if that's any help?

[sara3]

epilate!!!!!

[S_C]

tweezers ... ouch slow cruelty : 0 $

[Captin Kirk]

^^^ I would ask where his tweezers have been first ...

[snags]

Bottle of Tequila and a roll of Duck Tape...

[sara3]

oh, to be a man..........

[China Doll]

I've epilated before and I wasn't pleased with the results sara which is why I'd go with waxing.

[Androcles]

But not with MY electric razor!

[snags]

^ Rather yours than mine...

[twizzle2]

you have to trim the area before you put the veet on, which seems a waste of times as it takes double the time,
whatever you do dont re apply the veet straight away to take the rest of the hair off as it will leave you very spotty and a bit sore...

its so much easier to wax..

[Androcles]

I've got a big box of candles as well......

[alexdo21]

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