Monday, July 2, 2012

Dear Stana: How Do You Remove Body Hair?

hair_removal Dear Stana,

Sorry to bother you, but I forgot the name of the body hair remover that you liked so much. I would appreciate  it very much if you could tell me again. Also, where can you buy it?

Thanks so much and thanks for all you do – we all love your blog – you are a blessing to our community.

Gina

 

Hi Gina,

Thank you for the kind words.

I use Nair or Veet. They both work about the same, but I prefer the product in a container with a pump dispenser rather than a squeeze container.

Using the pump dispenser, I have better control of the amount of product I am dispensing, whereas using the squeeze container, I never know how much product each squeeze will dispense.

Also, when I apply the product to my body, my hands become slippery from handling the product. At that point, it is a lot easier to pump additional product out of a container than it is to squeeze it out of the container.

Nair and Veet are usually sold wherever they sell hair and beauty products, for example, Walmart, Target, CVS, Rite Aid, and Walgreen all sell Nair and/or Veet. I often find Nair/Veet at half price or less at Big Lots and Ocean State Job Lots.

Whatever you use, don't use the product on sensitive areas of your body. For me, I avoid my underarms, nipples, and neck (your sensitive areas may be different than mine). The product burns those sensitive areas leaving red welts that are painful to the touch.

Also, don't use Nair or Veet immediately after shaving with a razor on any part of your body, not just the sensitive parts. My skin burned the few times I did that.

Being a woman is hard work!

Stana

 

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3 comments:

  1. Also be sure to rinse it ALL off. You do so much for us Stana and will be forever grateful. To promote our cause perhaps a charity social hands on fund raiser for a worthy cause would get us in the lime light and give the public a positive image of us, just food for thought. Not just a car wash but perhaps a adopt a animal cause.

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  2. AnonymousJuly 03, 2012

    Stana- thank you, hon, for this advice...
    Sara

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  3. I have tried both of these as well as the more traditional shaving and just once waxing. The trouble is what ever I use U find I have chest hair back within a day or two. Unless I wear roll necks all the time this can be a real pain.

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