Chest hair removal?

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Autumn B.

Jun 24, 2014

Autumn B.

This is kind of embarrassing but does anyone have any suggestions on how to remove chest hair?

Laura D.

Jun 24, 2014

Laura D.

Maybe laser?

Ajla N.

Jun 24, 2014

Ajla N.

You can wax or use hair removal creme.

Bry R.

Jun 24, 2014

Bry R.

Ugh I have the same problem. but I have hursutism so its 5x worse than normal body hair. I honestly just shave mine since it doesn't grow enough to wax and removing creams never work. but if yours is fine enough, I suggest a cream :)

Breeze T.

Jun 24, 2014

Breeze T.

I think a wax would do the trick and slow down the growth :)

Maria R.

Jun 24, 2014

Maria R.

Only laser can stop its growth forever other methods will bother you

Autumn B.

Jun 25, 2014

Autumn B.

Thanks everyone

Angel C.

Jun 25, 2014

Angel C.

Electrolysis. It's the only permanent hair removal there is. Laser hair removal only really bleaches the hair and makes it appear thinner and not there, but truth is it doesn't actually remove it. Look into electrolysis if you're wanting it permanently removed. Other than that, I'd say trying a cream or body sugaring. Body Sugaring is better than waxing as it actually helps the hair grow back thinner, smoother, and healthier. I prefer body sugaring over waxing or creams. Creams break me out too bad...Anyways hope this helps! And never be too embarrassed to ask for advice. I've cut my butt shaving before...foot slipped on the side of the tub... lol ok tmi but yeah hahaha =)

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