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A Decent Hair Removal Machine

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honeydip | 08:58 Wed 06th Mar 2013 | Health & Fitness
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I am getting tired of having to keep my chest hair trim and having to ask my wife to shave my back. I was thinking of rather than visiting a clinic to actuually buy a hair lazer machine and do it in house. Has any one ever used them? What are the risks are they easy to use etc? What is a good one to buy.
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Sorry I just realisised I should have put this in Beauty.
Try a strimmer!
Orbital sander followed by a generous coating of lard.
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Sioux Indian raiding party?
Napalm
Plaits?
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I'm not really getting any serious answers here. I do think they are funny but if anyone does have any experience please tell.
Wax.
Waxing is the only solution.

The home laser machines only do a very small area (approx 1" x 2") at each blast and if your back is really that bad it will take forever. They do NOT provide a permanent solution as the hair does grow back, not matter what the blurb says. Admittedly a few hairs may not grow back the the regrowth can be finer. A decent home machine can be bought in Boots/Argos etc for £200-£300 but my opinion is that you go to a salon and have a wax every 6 weeks or so.
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OK I didnt know it grows back after laser! Sounds like a waste of money then.
laser treatment sounds like money well spent if the alternative is mr o wielding the wax strips
The home laser machines are only weak strength.

If you go to for professional lasering you will get a better result which can be permanent but you are looking at a course of a minimum of 6 to 8 treatments which will probably cost a MINIMUM of £1,500
sorry mrs o
I wouldn't let Mr O anywhere near me with was strips! You are talking about a man who does his own pedicures...with a Dremmel!
*wax*
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But I wanted to buy a really proffessional expensive machines, use it then sell it on to someone else.
a good home waxing kit would be your best bet it gives you the scope to do other areas as well
OK, I'll give you a serious answer (against my better judgement).

This one.

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation

But it isn't quick and you will have to continue using it, if you flog it after a while you'll be back to square one.

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