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Location: Auckland, Aotearoa
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Jun 03, 2007 at 10:56 AM
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Hmmm I have actually found threading better than waxing for brows? It stimulates the follicle less?
It does give a slightly better shape. But I end up getting waxed / plucked cos it's more convenient to where I work. I get them done every three to four weeks. Almost got the hair cycle in line that I can do four. I don't trust myself with tweezers - lol! Hmmm I can't shave my bikini - I have to have it waxed or if I am desperate, a gentle hair removal cream. Do you not get a reaction from shaving????? I am the same re legs / underarms, if I haven't waxed it's every 2 days at most to shave. |
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Jun 03, 2007 at 07:52 PM
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Underarm deodorant helps with ingrown hairs with the bikini area.
 Pluck eyebrows and chin. Shave everything else. I tried waxing but between having to let the hair grow in and also still getting ingrown hairs anyway-forget it. Too much pain. |
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Location: Pacific NW
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Jun 03, 2007 at 08:04 PM
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shave pits and legs (whenever I get around to it)
get bikini waxed ... but not consistently; maybe 4-5x/year pluck eyebrows and, um, chin. Yeah. Well... I'm all about a hair-free face, but I think that the body hair removal thing is completely ridiculous and I succumb to it very grudgingly. Then again, look at where I live... 
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