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By *0tever100 OP   Man
over a year ago

Donaghadee

What'sthe best hair removal down below for guys. Tried shaving, blood bath, tried cream, burnt my dick, and it was Senitive. Ouch

By the way, crap at spelling. Guys how do you do it?

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By *indenMan
over a year ago

Naas which is South West of Dublin

A good razor and hair conditioner in the shower always works best for me…..

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By *0tever100 OP   Man
over a year ago

Donaghadee


"A good razor and hair conditioner in the shower always works best for me….. "

Will have to try that. Cheers.

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By *ori69Man
over a year ago

Castlewellan

Razor or veet for men!

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By *0tever100 OP   Man
over a year ago

Donaghadee


"Razor or veet for men!"
veet for men? New to me.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Waxing... numbing cream 10 minutes before hand ... I am a beautician,I know that much

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By *iggBadDaveMan
over a year ago

Ards

Actually have wondered about waxing and how much longer it would last over shaving.

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By *am MaguireMan
over a year ago

Cork


"Waxing... numbing cream 10 minutes before hand ... I am a beautician,I know that much "

Is laser removal an option as a long term solution??

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By *onmckMan
over a year ago

kildare

Beard trimmer first, and razor with shaving cream.

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By *s24fun...Couple
over a year ago

Trim

Lazer hair removal is an option with the Philips Lumea IPL being recommended to me for home lazer removal

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By *orYourThighsOnlyMan
over a year ago

Midlands


"Lazer hair removal is an option with the Philips Lumea IPL being recommended to me for home lazer removal "

An ex gf got the legs lazered - great job.

Keep on top of the sensitive areas OP with shaving or the trimmers with the covered steel contouring face ones.

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By *MCOUPLECouple
over a year ago

North Coast

Always had good results from Nair sensitive. Male half.

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By *outhguy31Man
over a year ago

Louth


"Actually have wondered about waxing and how much longer it would last over shaving. "

Lasts about 4 weeks before you need it done again. Depends on each persons ability to grow hair. If you have coarse hair it will hurt a little

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Actually have wondered about waxing and how much longer it would last over shaving. "

In most cases last about 3-4 weeks , depending on the hair type, ethnicity etc ... personally,I do not like any hair on my body and as soon as I see any hair that can be removed with wax I do so ... saying that one needs to exfoliate, moisturize etc before and after depending on the body part that should be waxed(avoid certain bits though)

Waxing can be painful at times,but it all depends on the wax( warm/cold), person pain threshold and manner in which the wax is removed and the list can go on and on

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By *0tever100 OP   Man
over a year ago

Donaghadee

Anybody in Belfast do that on the QT. But does sound bloody painful. Hard as nails, but be crying like a baby touch wrong way down there.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

(Razor)Gillette Venus Pubic hair and skin is #1

Thank me later !

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By *ka ..Agent k ..Man
over a year ago

..

a hot towel and razor 'smooth,

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By *udiboyMan
over a year ago

kilkenny

Hot shower

Make sure your sac is rock hard swollen good razor and rinse in cold water then moisturizer always works for me

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork

Laura got lazered head to toe a few years back and has a home IPL for topups. Smooth as a dolphin works great!

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork


"Laura got lazered head to toe a few years back and has a home IPL for topups. Smooth as a dolphin works great!"

Well I say head to toe, but I don't mean head

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"Laura got lazered head to toe a few years back and has a home IPL for topups. Smooth as a dolphin works great!

Well I say head to toe, but I don't mean head "

Sure look if you're into the Sinead o connor look whats the harm

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By *itlbeeCouple
over a year ago

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Laser takes a LOT longer than I was led to believe.

I've done 6 sessions on bikini and underarm, basically no difference. And those were 6 weeks apart, with no waxing allowed, and needing to shave fully before every session.

I have one friend who it worked for, but your looking at about a year of treatments every 6 weeks, and then about 3 sessions a year to keep it away, it's a long term investment. Not quite the "permanent", "easy" solution they advertise.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"A good razor and hair conditioner in the shower always works best for me….. "

This is how I get silky smooth.

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By *aughty MilfCouple
over a year ago

Fermanagh/Monaghan Ireland , Northern Ireland

Veet works for some can burn others

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gillette Mach 3 blades three the vest

Thinking of doing laser treatment myself

Cameron Diaz said "whatever you do, don't get rid of your hair permanently" obviously did it herself and regretted it....can't see why you would, so much less hassle.....

Maybe she's got a shaving fetish...? Ha

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By *ileen_cdTV/TS
over a year ago

Dublin

Before I did the laser hair removal, I used Veet Sensitive. I would put Vaseline on sensitive areas before smearing Veet on.

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By *ythenMan
over a year ago

North Co. Dublin

Once tightly trimmed I used / use “Nads” after… now perfectly smooth below … just apply few minutes before showering and hair literally falls off

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The best thing I have found for hair removal and it’s not expensive is male pattern baldness

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Laura got lazered head to toe a few years back and has a home IPL for topups. Smooth as a dolphin works great!"

Which machine does she have for home use have a few place the hair is way to stubborn and just won't leave lol

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By *omnjacCouple
over a year ago

border


"Waxing... numbing cream 10 minutes before hand ... I am a beautician,I know that much "

What works best as a numbing cream .

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By *ittiezNTattzzzWoman
over a year ago

Dirty ol town…

Laser hair removal is not regulated in Ireland, so a lot of the times the “therapists”

Doing the treatment are only in house trained, and have no theory behind what they’re doing or what type of hair grows and why. Depending on the type of laser used and area getting treated you should be up to 90% permanently hair free after 4-6 sessions. If it’s the wrong machine or the setting isn’t correct it will take much longer or may stimulate growth.

IPL isn’t laser, it may heat the hair up to vaporise it under the skin but the wavelengths cannot damage a hair follicle so while having treatments done you may be hair free but it will grow back. Great for facial treatments though

Any home devices sold won’t do anything as you’re not allowed sell devices to the untrained public that could potentially give you third degree burns or damage the pigment of the skin.

Whoever says waxing can be pain free is lying, and numbing cream is not recommended for anything larger than a clenched fist.

You’ve billions of dormant hair follicles- nothing will last forever.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Laser hair removal is not regulated in Ireland, so a lot of the times the “therapists”

Doing the treatment are only in house trained, and have no theory behind what they’re doing or what type of hair grows and why. Depending on the type of laser used and area getting treated you should be up to 90% permanently hair free after 4-6 sessions. If it’s the wrong machine or the setting isn’t correct it will take much longer or may stimulate growth.

IPL isn’t laser, it may heat the hair up to vaporise it under the skin but the wavelengths cannot damage a hair follicle so while having treatments done you may be hair free but it will grow back. Great for facial treatments though

Any home devices sold won’t do anything as you’re not allowed sell devices to the untrained public that could potentially give you third degree burns or damage the pigment of the skin.

Whoever says waxing can be pain free is lying, and numbing cream is not recommended for anything larger than a clenched fist.

You’ve billions of dormant hair follicles- nothing will last forever. "

This is super helpful. Thank you. Would you have anywhere specific you would recommend to go get laser hair removal. Place I am going to helped with 80% of my hair gone.

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By *sa_curiousMan
over a year ago

Waterford

Waxing for me, doing it for the past 12 years. The hairs thin out over time. I get 5 to 6 weeks between waxes now.

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By *ittiezNTattzzzWoman
over a year ago

Dirty ol town…


"Laser hair removal is not regulated in Ireland, so a lot of the times the “therapists”

Doing the treatment are only in house trained, and have no theory behind what they’re doing or what type of hair grows and why. Depending on the type of laser used and area getting treated you should be up to 90% permanently hair free after 4-6 sessions. If it’s the wrong machine or the setting isn’t correct it will take much longer or may stimulate growth.

IPL isn’t laser, it may heat the hair up to vaporise it under the skin but the wavelengths cannot damage a hair follicle so while having treatments done you may be hair free but it will grow back. Great for facial treatments though

Any home devices sold won’t do anything as you’re not allowed sell devices to the untrained public that could potentially give you third degree burns or damage the pigment of the skin.

Whoever says waxing can be pain free is lying, and numbing cream is not recommended for anything larger than a clenched fist.

You’ve billions of dormant hair follicles- nothing will last forever.

This is super helpful. Thank you. Would you have anywhere specific you would recommend to go get laser hair removal. Place I am going to helped with 80% of my hair gone. "

Depending on your skin tone, Alexandrite lasers are most effective, avoid YAG machines, and ask if they have certs in electrical epilation or saftey laser certs. Even some of the most well known Clinics are taking in machines from Korea that are basically toys.

80% could be all you’ll get, you have to take into account hormonal growth, stress related growth, colour/thickness of hairs being left etc!

Ha tried to reply privately but I’m blocked!!

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By *ealcoupleCouple
over a year ago


"Laser takes a LOT longer than I was led to believe.

I've done 6 sessions on bikini and underarm, basically no difference. And those were 6 weeks apart, with no waxing allowed, and needing to shave fully before every session.

I have one friend who it worked for, but your looking at about a year of treatments every 6 weeks, and then about 3 sessions a year to keep it away, it's a long term investment. Not quite the "permanent", "easy" solution they advertise. "

Was that with a well known company that begins with T?

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By *ealcoupleCouple
over a year ago


"(Razor)Gillette Venus Pubic hair and skin is #1

Thank me later !"

I have had laser treatment but use this to keep ontop of it and keep everything smooth. Can even shave the most difficult areas without cutting myself to pieces

C x

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By *ealcoupleCouple
over a year ago

Liam here. I use a gilette fusion and shower gel. But make sure you trim it first if its fairly hairy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What'sthe best hair removal down below for guys. Tried shaving, blood bath, tried cream, burnt my dick, and it was Senitive. Ouch

By the way, crap at spelling. Guys how do you do it?"

I used a small electric beard trimmer to cut it back and hair removal cream, if it burns you left it on to long

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By *kinnyDippersCouple
over a year ago

Dublin

Foil electric rasor works a treat and avoids any chance of a knick or irritation.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Laser hair removal is not regulated in Ireland, so a lot of the times the “therapists”

Doing the treatment are only in house trained, and have no theory behind what they’re doing or what type of hair grows and why. Depending on the type of laser used and area getting treated you should be up to 90% permanently hair free after 4-6 sessions. If it’s the wrong machine or the setting isn’t correct it will take much longer or may stimulate growth.

IPL isn’t laser, it may heat the hair up to vaporise it under the skin but the wavelengths cannot damage a hair follicle so while having treatments done you may be hair free but it will grow back. Great for facial treatments though

Any home devices sold won’t do anything as you’re not allowed sell devices to the untrained public that could potentially give you third degree burns or damage the pigment of the skin.

Whoever says waxing can be pain free is lying, and numbing cream is not recommended for anything larger than a clenched fist.

You’ve billions of dormant hair follicles- nothing will last forever.

This is super helpful. Thank you. Would you have anywhere specific you would recommend to go get laser hair removal. Place I am going to helped with 80% of my hair gone.

Depending on your skin tone, Alexandrite lasers are most effective, avoid YAG machines, and ask if they have certs in electrical epilation or saftey laser certs. Even some of the most well known Clinics are taking in machines from Korea that are basically toys.

80% could be all you’ll get, you have to take into account hormonal growth, stress related growth, colour/thickness of hairs being left etc!

Ha tried to reply privately but I’m blocked!! "

Appreciate the advice alot thank you x

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By *astcoast2000Man
over a year ago

Newcastle County Down


"A good razor and hair conditioner in the shower always works best for me…..

This is how I get silky smooth."
And looking good wendy x

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By *anillabelliniCouple
over a year ago

Cork limerick and in-between


"Waxing... numbing cream 10 minutes before hand ... I am a beautician,I know that much "

Curious, what numbing cream would you recommend? We do our own waxing using wax beads and get decent results, just sometimes more sensitive than others

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