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[Spitfire]

Ive just been wondering if its okay to use Nair, Veet, or some other kind of cream for hair removal around your genitals. I really hate shaving and Id like to do some kind of cream, but quick googles told me it wasnt a good idea. Is there any other kind of genital safe hair remover that anybody know about?

Edited by Spitfire, 26 August 2009 - 12:23 AM.

[Cindy]

The issues with using Nair in the genital region is the fact the genital reason is sooooooooo sensitive. They have Nair for Bikini lines, but it says NOT to use it any closer to your genital area then your bikini area.

Besides laser remover, I have no clue what else would work. I honestly wouldn't trust anything else near there.

[CausticTears]

You could wax... yeah it's a bit painful but hey you're hairless for a month or so. Or if you can take some pain, you could use an epilator... which would prolly be more painful than waxing... but again same results.

[lil-foal-DGAF]

CausticTears, on 26 August 2009 - 01:30 PM, said:

You could wax... yeah it's a bit painful but hey you're hairless for a month or so. Or if you can take some pain, you could use an epilator... which would prolly be more painful than waxing... but again same results.

Ow....

And I just had a add pop up on this site for lazer removal too...

[FranklinF]

i would say do not try it, i did once, and it wasnt like painful or anything its just the hair in that area is thicker, and so it doesnt work well.

id go for waxing

[Wheretogo]

i use nair down there. The sensitive cream, and only once every two weeks, and only to a certian point, then i shave.

[hailey]

Spitfire, on 26 August 2009 - 12:22 AM, said:

Ive just been wondering if its okay to use Nair, Veet, or some other kind of cream for hair removal around your genitals. I really hate shaving and Id like to do some kind of cream, but quick googles told me it wasnt a good idea. Is there any other kind of genital safe hair remover that anybody know about?

Nair and Veet aren't good to use on or around your genitals. It's a very sensitive area and products like that can cause irritation. You do have the option of waxing, however. Apart from that, shaving is the next best alternative. If you do shave, it's good to use after-shave cream to prevent irritation and ingrown hairs.