I actually use an at-home solution, the Remington iLight Ultra. You work your way up in the light/laser intensity over many weeks/months. I won’t lie – it can be a bit painful at first – but numbing creams can help if you are having too much discomfort. Honestly, the biggest downside is that it can take a long time to get to your resired result, especially depending on the size of the area you are treating, but the outcome has been fantastic for me.
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man you are beautiful, and props to your shave job. I’m always getting razor burn and I don’t know how to avoid it
Thank you 😊 Razor burn is the worst!! I mostly wax now but toner really helps me with the razor burn
I’ve had to do a lot of laser hair removal to get similar results. It’s a long process but I feel like the results are worth it.
Oooo I’ve been considering this! How many sessions did you do?? Also lasers zapping down there scares me lol
I actually use an at-home solution, the Remington iLight Ultra. You work your way up in the light/laser intensity over many weeks/months. I won’t lie – it can be a bit painful at first – but numbing creams can help if you are having too much discomfort. Honestly, the biggest downside is that it can take a long time to get to your resired result, especially depending on the size of the area you are treating, but the outcome has been fantastic for me.
Thats good to know about the at-home option. Thank you!!
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