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another option is to avoid th problem all together, I plan on getting laser hair removal on my face because I just hate shaving that much
by ausbah 4y ago
another option is to avoid th problem all together, I plan on getting laser hair removal on my face because I just hate shaving that much
- ok_dad 4y agoAlternately just keep a beard and trim it with a 20 dollar buzzer occasionally.
- account-5 4y agoI thought this, grew one, and found it more of a pain to maintain than shaving was. Flaky skin, itchy, and a lot of work to stop those things. Plus I still had to shave/buzz around it to make it neat. Shaving is a lot less hassle. I use a DR razor, have for years.
- igetspam 4y agoI would pay good money for a way to rid my muzzle and neck of hair. Unfortunately, the results I've seen from laser removal just leave things lighter, not gone.
- hiptobecubic 4y agoI don't understand how people end up like this. As if it's normal for your skin to just flake off if you let your hair grow naturally. If your body is falling apart without constant cosmetics, you probably have an issue that needs addressing. Maybe something in your diet or something in your soap or I don't know what, but spontaneous skin issues are not normal at all.
- account-5 4y agoI've just got dry skin mate, I'd hardly categorise it as my body falling apart. I also use zero cosmetics. No issues here. Your skin naturally flakes as it replenishes itself (I think it's called the skin cycle), it was getting caught in my beard, I'm lazy I can't be bothered with that. Plus when it gets long you have to cut it straight, right pain in the arse. A lot less hassle shaving.