Getting Rid of Unwanted Body Hair for Males and Females Made Easier

The pros and cons of all hair removal methods. Find out which hair removal method is more suitable for whom, which method suits your needs the best and which method is safe for sensitive skin.

Hair Removal Guide for Males

• Shaving
  It's the fastest way of hair removal but there are many problems associated with it. Firstly, the hair comes back as fast as it goes, within a few hours in some people and within a day in some. Second, the hair that grows back is very coarse and thick. It's also a cause of ingrown hair, razor nicks and cuts.
• Depilatory creams
  Some men use depilatory creams on their hands and legs. This keeps your hair-free for more time than shaving but is time-consuming and messy. Some people with sensitive skin might also suffer from allergic reactions and skin rashes because of these creams.
• Tweezing
  It's painful and involves removing one or two hairs at a time. Therefore, it's very time consuming and impractical for removing hair on larger areas. It's mostly used for removing extra hair on the face and eyebrows.
• Waxing
  It's a good method of hair removal and the hair doesn’t come back for weeks, but it can be extremely painful for men who have thick hair growth.
• Laser
  This is the best method of hair removal for men and it produces permanent results too. However, it can prove to be expensive. But, the problem of cost can be solved by getting a home laser device.

Hair removal guide for females

• Shaving
  Many women shave their hands, legs and pubic area. However, the thick and coarse hair that comes back often makes women feel unattractive. The general idea of women having a smooth and silky body in our society makes shaving a less preferable method of hair removal for women.
• Depilatory creams
  Many women use creams for hair removal. These creams can leave behind a foul burning smell but keeps the skin smooth and moisturised, making it more preferable than shaving. However, women with sensitive skin can't use creams, as they may cause skin reactions.
• Tweezing
  Many women use plucking and tweezing to remove their facial hair. Sometimes, these methods are also used to remove those extra hairs that refuse to go away after waxing, shaving or other hair removal methods.
• Waxing
This is the best method for hair removal. As women's hair is smooth and fine, waxing becomes easier and less painless for them.
• Laser
  This method provides great results to women with light skin and dark hair. Many women buy home laser devices these days to get rid of their body hair.