WHwat do u do inbetween waiting for hair to grow out before you can wax??

well i have quite hairy legs and i dont want to shave cuz that would make it worse, so i wax exept i have to wait for it to grow quite a bit before i can wax again..whats a better way??! HELp (and also is it worth gettin g laser hair removal..or is it not gud 4 u??)

WHwat do u do inbetween waiting for hair to grow out before you can wax??

you only need a little stubble to wax, just shave... or go ahead and wax

i wouldn't do the laser removal yet.... we should wait and see if it causes some terrible disease and a class action lawsuit first

WHwat do u do inbetween waiting for hair to grow out before you can wax??

Shaving does NOT make the hair on your legs thicker, darker, whatever.

Just shave, hon. You can have silky smooth legs everyday and it's less painful and less expensive.

WHwat do u do inbetween waiting for hair to grow out before you can wax??

shave.

it doesnt make it that bad.. i mean its leg hair

everyone shaves

and apply cream/moisturizer after each shave

to maintain that clean fresh look

WHwat do u do inbetween waiting for hair to grow out before you can wax??

There isn't much that you can do in between waxings. It is best at a length which is between 1/8" and 1/4" long before you wax it. Personally, I just wait it out.

If you are waxing your legs, and are happy with the results, then I would not suggest shaving. That doesn't last long at all. Plus, you could easily get razor burn, and ingrown hairs are more common with shaving.

Laser hair removal is a good, but expensive method of hair removal. It is not permanent. Once the initial series of treatments have been completed, you will have to go for maintenance treatments, though not very often at all.

The only proven method of permanent hair removal is electrolysis. But it will take many treatments before the hair is totally gone for good. And if you have a lot of hair on your legs - as you said you do, then it will take a lot longer for each individual session. It is also the most expensive method, but the results are permanent.

I'd stay with waxing if I were you.