im a hairy guy, but the hair on my back was driving me nuts..
i refused to shave it, cause I didnt want it to grow back even worse..
i was tempted to go have it removed via laser, but its expensive. and I read that even with that, it can still grow back.
Apparently using a tweezer is the cheapest, most effective solution since you pull the hair out with the root.
I was at walmart and I saw a "tweeze" which is a rotating auto tweezer. I thought I'd give it a try.
Damn it hurts. It doesn't feel any different that actually using a tweezer to pull out each hair. But its automatic, and you can pull out hair after hair quickly.
It worked though. after several hours of running the thing up and down my back, its a slick as a baby's bottom.. no hair.. I know it will grow back, but now I've found a way to keep it cleaned up, on my own, without using a razor.
btw, this thing chews up batteries. It killed the included batteries in less than 10 minutes, fully recharged nimh batteries in less than 15, and brand new duracells in less than 15.
i refused to shave it, cause I didnt want it to grow back even worse..
i was tempted to go have it removed via laser, but its expensive. and I read that even with that, it can still grow back.
Apparently using a tweezer is the cheapest, most effective solution since you pull the hair out with the root.
I was at walmart and I saw a "tweeze" which is a rotating auto tweezer. I thought I'd give it a try.
Damn it hurts. It doesn't feel any different that actually using a tweezer to pull out each hair. But its automatic, and you can pull out hair after hair quickly.
It worked though. after several hours of running the thing up and down my back, its a slick as a baby's bottom.. no hair.. I know it will grow back, but now I've found a way to keep it cleaned up, on my own, without using a razor.
btw, this thing chews up batteries. It killed the included batteries in less than 10 minutes, fully recharged nimh batteries in less than 15, and brand new duracells in less than 15.
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