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I get a considerable ammount of ingrown hairs when I shave, with some being quite nasty (very inflamated and sensitive, laser is out of reach for now, I was considering waxing and epilation but still a out of reach now, I mostly want a way to help prevent ingrown hairs from appearing in the first place or making them go away faster

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[–] TriflingToad@sh.itjust.works 1 points 3 days ago

Switching to epilating definitely helped

how do you not die from pain!? I tried my sisters epilator (spelling?) and after like 6 inches it hurt so bad i quit and she just taught me how to shave my legs correctly lol