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SArmeah · 8th March 2010, 18:13

My process.

-Shower. Scrub well and rinse clean, do not use any lotions or anything afterward.
-Wait. After the first shower wait at least 1 hour.
-Nair. Apply Nair to all parts of the body in an even coating. For me to do my legs, privates, chest, armpits usually uses half a bottle.
-Patience. From the time you start mark 10 minutes. Right at that moment you should begin removing. Use a wet wash cloth and go against the grain for best and easiest removal.
-After. Use a product called "Tend Skin" after the shower. It's basically something that removes grease.
-Followup. Use Tend Skin again the next day, followed by a shower the next night with light scrubbing.

Doing this once every 2 weeks will keep the redness to a minimum and you will get used to which area's are more sensitive. Initially it will be irritated for at least the first couple of times.

The little red bumps are often caused when hair is trying to grow back and is trapped by grease and other skin secretions. This becomes less of an issue over time, however regular showers and use of products like Tend Skin (especially if you have oily skin) will make this go away.

Hope that helps.

8th March 2010, 18:13	#4 (permalink)
SArmeah I'm a Bronze Member Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: United States - TX Age: 33 Posts: 24 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post I'm a Guy Rep Power: 1	Re: Hair Removal My process. -Shower. Scrub well and rinse clean, do not use any lotions or anything afterward. -Wait. After the first shower wait at least 1 hour. -Nair. Apply Nair to all parts of the body in an even coating. For me to do my legs, privates, chest, armpits usually uses half a bottle. -Patience. From the time you start mark 10 minutes. Right at that moment you should begin removing. Use a wet wash cloth and go against the grain for best and easiest removal. -After. Use a product called "Tend Skin" after the shower. It's basically something that removes grease. -Followup. Use Tend Skin again the next day, followed by a shower the next night with light scrubbing. Doing this once every 2 weeks will keep the redness to a minimum and you will get used to which area's are more sensitive. Initially it will be irritated for at least the first couple of times. The little red bumps are often caused when hair is trying to grow back and is trapped by grease and other skin secretions. This becomes less of an issue over time, however regular showers and use of products like Tend Skin (especially if you have oily skin) will make this go away. Hope that helps. __________________ SArmeah - "No one cares how much you know, till they know how much you care"