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Razors for Hair removal

Tags : razars for hair removal, hair removal methods,hair removal for women,hair removal cream

March 04, 2010 17:35
Category : Beauty & Style
1 answers

Deevena

karma: 34

Hi,

Can i use razars for hair removal? I heard that when i use razars for hair removal it will affect body smoothness and also after that hair will grow quickely is it true?because i have used many hair removal creams that will not suited for my skin type

What are the other methods to remove hair from body? and suggest me some good razars type ?

1 answers so far. What are your thoughts?

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Bhaanu

karma: 118

Choosing a Razor

In all cases, go for quality, not the best bargain -- you'll pay for using cheap razors with razor burn, irritation, soreness and nicks.If you're going to shave regularly, invest in an electric razor if at all possible.Choose a reputable brand, like Braun or Remington.There are all sorts of doohickeys to choose from, like pop-up trimmers or adjustable heads. Look around and find what's best for your uses!

If you plan on using it in the shower or bath, make sure they're made to be used there, waterproofed and so on, so you don't electrocute yourself!

If possible, get one that you can use along with shaving gel/cream/foam. I use a Panasonic Wet/Dry Smooth Operator ladies shaver, and like it a lot.

With an electric razor you don't have to deal with that, and in the long run it's cheaper.If you go with a conventional razor, again, go for quality. If possible, get the ones with moisturizing strips and "micro-fins" or cushions and other doodads. They really do help in terms of extra protection. Replace the disposable blade often. Using a conventional razor, remember to go slow and be extra careful to follow tips.A straight razor is *not* recommended for shaving your body hair!