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PurpleGirl

March 3rd, 2004

Does anyone have advise about getting rid of body hair? I hate wearing a bathing suit or really anything but long pants and sleeves because I feel so hairy. I can shave my legs and all, but what about hair on my stomach? I never ever wear a bikini because of it. I tried nair but it burns and hurts my skin. Do you have any other suggestions? I really want to find some kind of cream or something that doesn't hurt or leave a rash but that gets rid of the hair for a while.

Jaydensmommy

replied March 5th, 2004

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Try bleaching it, that works well. Or have you tried nair for sensitive skin???? They do make different formulas. Nair burned when I tried it on my legs also. I think thats just the way that stuff is. Or you could always wax your stomach.

~sara~

Carriemeers

replied August 21st, 2009

Have you tried Hair Growth central.com? I do not want to advertise for a hair product website, but they have EVERYTHING you need discreetly and inexpensively.

Ask me anything anytime. Glad to help


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