What is the best way to get rid of unwanted body hair?

There are lots of options for dealing with significant amounts of unwanted bodyhair. Some people prefer shaving or using an at-home depilatory cream that will remove the hair as a first-line treatment. Some prefer waxing.

If you choose the this route, ask for a cooler-temperature wax, which doesn’t hurt as much when the follicle is ripped from the skin (after being stuck to the wax). Other people are turning to laser therapy, which works on dark-pigmented hair; the laser travels down the hair follicle and zaps it so that it never grows again. Some prefer electrolysis, where the hair is fried off with an electrical current.

If you’re going this route, make sure a trained pro does it.

I am Italian too, so I hear you loud and clear. Unfortunately, unwanted hair needs to go. I have tried many products and prefer Avon's facial hair remover.

They have hair remover for other parts of the body as well. Hair stays gone for me, for almost a week and I think my hair grows pretty fast. You may also try waxing or tweezing.

I preferred the hair remover over those two methods. Tweezing facial hair can be time consuming but if you have time, hair stays gone longer. If you have alot of facial hair, it can take up to 30 minutes and can be a bit painful, but you will get used to it and soon enough it will be no bog deal.

I recommend laser hair removal because this method will remove 80% to 90% of unwanted hair. After having 6-12 sessions, any hair that does end up growing back is generally finer and lighter in color. Many people feel that laser hair removal is less painful than other methods, such as waxing, threading and electrolysis.

Source: affordable-laser-hair-removal.com.

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