TMI... I'm sure

[radlilim]

And so the great hair removal begins. One needs to be hairless when they do drag. And it's not like I'm one of the hairless types, too much viking blood in me, need to stay warm in the cold months, you know?

Going to start with a nice Nair covering then move onto razors. I bought a 12 pack of them, I think it will be enough. Mitch isn't sure if he will be able to be there anymore, so I'm not sure who will do my makeup. I really don't want to ask Sam or Tory, that might just be trouble. I might try to get Paul to do it for me. We'll see.

Comments

[fadethecat.livejournal.com]

You have plenty of sympathy from me. I gave up on shaving my legs because it was too damn much of a pain.

One trick I've found useful on hair that's been left to grow for a while, especially leg hair (which is usually soft and annoying and clogs up razors like all hell): instead of trying to clear a given area completely and then move on, do a few passes over everything with a razor or two, for a rough trim, and then do the final smooth shave with a brand new razor that's not already dulled. That way you don't use up all your nice shiny sharpness on the fluffy stuff that takes forever.

[jkivela.livejournal.com]

Thanks, I do switch razors often. The disposable type are cheep enough that I don't mind going though a few for the cause of comfort.