what is the best method to remove hair near....?
87609
Old dude has no idea of whether or not it's irritating or not when it grows back.  But waxing it is the best way to remove hair.  It hurts, but it lasts for up to a month, depending on how fast it grows.
365399
I have a tidy up so to speak.\nThis is personal preference, some people like to leave it totally natural, while others go the full hog and bald as a babys bum !!!  Some people trim and style it like an upside down triangle and hearts(even colour it).\nThere is a few ways off removing the hair, the easiest is waxing but not to every bodys taste.  Another favourite is shaving - be sure not to go over the same area to often as this will irritate the skin.  Trim the hair down to a short length before shaving with a pair of scissors, then have a warm bath, this will make the hairs softer.  Try and use a fragrant free female shaving foam, never dry shave. Use a new ravor every time, this will prevent infection. Hold the skin taught and go once in the direction the hair goes and then once in the opposite direction.  Rinse well when complete.  You may finish off with a very fine dusting of baby powder for a smooth finish. You may notice that the more you carry on shaving the less irritation you will have and less ingrowing hairs, and the itching will ease but unfortunately will never truley go away.\nTo make it fun or even part of foreplay, you could always get your partner to carefully do it for you, and this way there won't be any missed bits.
555906
Mild soap and water on the outside areas only. Do not douche. Keep your hair trimmed or shaved.
991138
Epilation (waxing) is the most effective method of hair removal. But if you can afford about $75-$125 for 4 to 6 sessions (about one session every month), laser hair removal may be the treatment option for you. It is an outpatient procedure, relatively painless and once you have completed the initial treatment, you only have to go back once a year.
370833
I have a little of it too. I have no idea why it's there, but to get rid of it for good, the best way would be to get laser hair removal. It might be a little expensive, but hey, it'll keep guys from walking away!
443422
You can use a depilatory hair remover.\nOr shave with a new razor and a good shave cream. I like Aveeno shave cream for sensitive skin.
810700
Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods. \nWaxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful. \nElectrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged. \nA review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt
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Your options are\n\n1) rubbing alcohol\n\n2) 70% Isopropyl alcohol solution\n\n3) After shave or deodarant
523370
Typically guys settle for temporary methods and often choose to remove hair manually perhaps with tweezers.Or by a bit more palatable method; nose and ear hair trimmers.\n\nYou might find a laser hair removal practitioner that is willing to offer ear hair removal but when it comes to nose hair removal, you're probably stuck with shorter-term options like the ones mentioned above.
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Well like the other said Wax would be Ideal... But it would hurt like hell... So I would say Shave using Norelco Bodygroom... I bought one about 2 weeks ago... It leave you smooth without pull or cutting the skin. It's by far the best thing that I have ever used to shave. You should go to Shaveeverything.com for info.
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yeah electrolysis or laser hair removal. i've done laser hair removal but havent gotten the best results so far. but i'm sure it varies with everyone. i've def. seen a difference with it done, but i havent gotten to the hair-free point yet. but i'm sure it's possible with enough treatments. just gets a little pricey unless you can catch a special. but def. worth going in for a consultation atleast!
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hey you need to first trim the hair using a trimmer or a scissors... then shave it carefully... if you wanna get rid of it for a while, then use a hair removal cream, it will make your skin soft. It's always better to use such creams or go with waxing coz shaving leaves marks...
60207
shaving over hair removing cream because the cream can burn or irritate the delicate tissues.  Your other option would be waxing, however this is a little painful.
151064
I think shaving is the easiest.  Try doing it in a hot shower after you've been in it for a few minutes.  That will soften the hair and make the skin more able to tolerate the razor.  After you're done be sure to moisturize.  I use neosporin on my skin after shaving.  It sounds strange, but it was a tip I read on the internet and it's the best thing that ever happened to my sensitive skin.
414723
also try "ingrow go" by Skindoctors--it removes ingrown hair from all parts of the body.
802523
TRY SHAVING YOUR HEAD
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alcohol will make them relese and is the best method for removing this way you dont leave part of there head in your skin like if you just pull it off.