Reply With QuoteHeya, just shave the day before the laser operation and you goodOriginally Posted by nortiguy
I’ve tried trim, shave and Nads hair removal; I’m thinking of this laser and thanks for information. Do you need to wax first, let hair grow a bit then laserize those hairs to go bald down there or trim first and then laser them? And is it certain places only Laser Clinic does manscaping? Sorry can’t PM me as I am baby member.
Heya, just shave the day before the laser operation and you good
And by 'shave', do it as if your life depended on it. The charge from the laser travels down to the follicle on any surface protruding hairs and hurts like a mofo. So be thorough.
Ive been shaving for years.
Have used the cream a few times but I have to do it twice and/or leave it on for at least 10 mins for it to be somewhat effective.
Am considering going down the laser route because as soon as I get some growth its annoying. It catches my undies and causes irritation.
Shave yes but in my case hurt no. There’s cold air flowing onto the skin with the laser and a vacuum of burnt part. I didn’t feel anything and generally get half body done one day and the other half done two days later. The reason they do that is because it’s a lot of time for the lady to do whole body all at once.
Also you can get infected ingrown hairs
Yep, and that hurts
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i shave maybe once every 3-4 days
Waxing has been my go to for years. Its not expensive and if you see the lovely ladies at 197 Clarence street in the city you can have a massage after.
It's a fine line between pleasure and pain....
I’ve been doing laser for ten visits now, I’m 53 so I have a few greys as well as dark hairs down there, only the greys seem to be coming back but no where as many! Only have to shave them back now and then. But highly recommend laser,
Forgot to mention that I get laser every four weeks but it has been changed to six weeks now,
For those that shave done there, are you worried of getting ingrown hairs? Also, any recommendation to get ingrown hairs removed? I have a few on inner thighs when I shaved a while ago.
I do laser as well. I do not like hair in that area, neither on me or on the ladies. I did waxing twice and I just couldn't stand the pain.
Only annoying part is that it's hard to reach when you're shaving before going. I did most of the laser sessions when I lived in another country and I had a favorit ML do it for me and then a HJ afterwards for a fair price. Haven't found any here that does it for a reasonable price.
I shave the day before I go for a visit. But I often stop and ask myself why the heck am I going the extra mile to look decent when I am already paying a decent buck. I suppose being decent tidier cleaner etc the girl would appreciate and in return I'd get better experience.
One time, a J girl jumped in the shower looked down and said "so short". I was like "Nani!? Excuse me!". Luckily she elaborated with her limited vocabulary, "hair". My esteem remained in tact.
Yeah that's the way forward, much like the same deal of parlours that do HJ after waxing. I find the legit places aren't allowed to touch your junk and you end up manipulating it into position and they just gloss over it. This results in your sack and base of shaft having regrowth after multiple sessions. I'd much prefer a 'laser aesthetician' to take charge and be thorough so let us know if you end up finding anywhere that does laser like that.
EDIT: NVM, did a bit more research and found the answer.
Yes. They all seem way too serious.
At this point I'd settle for one that would shave for a fair price and then go do the laser at another place, just hard to reach everywhere. Especially where the sun doesn't shine
If you have any blonde grey or red hairs go straight to electrolysis, its actually permanent as well unlike laser.
Laser hair removal targets pigment (melanin) in the hair. Blonde grey and red hairs don’t absorb enough laser energy to be destroyed effectively, especially on fine hair like in those areas.
Even with high end lasers results on blonde grey red hair are patchy at best. You’d likely be wasting money on multiple sessions for little to no reduction.
I use a Philips Bodygroom Series 3000, painless and pretty quick for a tidy up, works great. Regular hair clippers/beard trimmers sometimes pull hairs or nick skin, ouch.
https://www.amazon.com.au/Philips-Sh..._source=1&th=1
I see Bruce at Menzone Chippendale for a wax, tweaser maintenance in between. Pain free wax but you need to be OK with a bloke handling your nuts and dick
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