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Since many women can't stand the pain of waxing, hair removal cream could be a good option for longer lasting smooth hair-free skin on the face or body.

Is Hair Removal Cream Your Best Option?

Hi, The fact of the effects of waxing is true, The wax yanks the hair out root and all thus each papilla ( what makes the hair) has to start from scratch-making each hair from the beginning each time. Thus the skin is smoother longer. Depilatory hair remover creams, remove the hair at the surface just as shaving (they both also exfoliate) only depilatories don't leave the bumps nor the possiblity of cuts. As the depilatory is our (mine and my fiance)choice. It's much easier taking turns helping each other with our hair removal, without the anxioty of the potential pain inflicted from waxing.

there are electrolisis machines on sale now for �30 and they work, creams can cause damage to the skin and toxins are absorbed. the giant argos catalogue chains sell all these treatments, for what you spend on creams its only temporary - - electrolisis is permanent.

The main motivation for hair removal creams is usually that the pain of waxing is just too much, or you dislike shaving. Because hair removal creams dissolve hair, rather than cutting it, you get the benefit of smoother hair growing back, since the hair regrowth is rounded instead of blunt. And many women can�t stand the pain of waxing, hair removal cream could be a good option for longer lasting smooth hair-free skin on the face or body.

I used to use Nair. I tried those home waxing kits, messy and a little painful. Now I just stick to shaving it's just easier.

My hair is very tough so waxing is agonizing for me. It rips out tons of chunks of flesh. I hate shaving all the time. I would *gladly* use a cream if I could find one that works! The cream usually doesn't get the hair to come off. If I leave it on for longer it burns my legs. I don't like the idea of chemically burning my legs!

Great article!

I prefer waxing. It lasts longer. But I am definitely looking for a permanent solution. I have very sensitive skin.

Hair removal creams do a pretty neat job when compared to waxing or shaving. Waxing is better for ingrown hair but it is painful. Exfoliating treatments can be taken for ingrown hairs.

I have had great results with crotex hair removing cream. They say it gets rid of unwanted hair permanently. Its been a month since i used it and there are no signs of hair growth in the applied areas.

Well i will still go with hair removal creams... waxing is such a pain!!!