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#39509 - 02/21/07 01:38 PM New to the forum, seeking advice
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Not sure if I'm in the right section here or not, but I'm a 23 year old male seeking advice on removing a lot of unwanted hair. I need to remove back and arm hair and I don't want to go out and buy any products until I hear from some people who have used stuff that actually works. I don't really want to go to a "professional" or anything, I'd much rather just remove it myself. What products can you recommend to keep that hair off for a good while.

Thanks a lot,
JB

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#39516 - 02/21/07 03:41 PM Re: New to the forum, seeking advice [Re: jt1215]
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are you talking about temporary or permanent removal? and how much are you looking to spend. those are major parts missing from your question.

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#39528 - 02/21/07 11:16 PM Re: New to the forum, seeking advice [Re: lagirl]
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I'll spend whatever, long-term temporary (something I only have to worry about every few weeks or months) or permanent, if I can do it myself.

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#39531 - 02/22/07 12:00 AM Re: New to the forum, seeking advice [Re: jt1215]
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here's the thing. you probably can't do this yourself very well given the areas you're talking about. not sure how you're planning to reach your back. you would have to ask someone to help you i would think in any case.

your temporary options are : shaving, waxing, trimming, depilatory creams

permanent options are : laser and electrolysis

temporary ones are relatively cheaper, though if you're talking about major areas, it would probably make sense to go with permanent since you'll be spending a somewhat considerable amount of money anyways. permanent methods require a commitment, so that's something to consider.

can i ask why you're trying to avoid professional clinics? if it's a simple case of embarassement, i really urge you to rethink it because that's what these people do each and every day. they have seen everything, every type of hair situation and treat everyone in a very professional manner. many people working at these clinics have experienced excessive hair issues themselves and are easy to relate to. it's not much different than going to any physician for a treatment for anything else. they're medical professionals and it's their job to be professional and understanding.

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