As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

I fear that in a matter of years I may be a human hair ball - suggestions please, and yes I am happy I'm not losing my hair, but it is outta control..

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

keep up the good work, chewbacca.

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

just let it all hang out?

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

Start waxing. It's less stressful in the long run and soon you won't have to wax as often.

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

You can wax unwanted hairs and thats not too expensive if you buy it from a beauty supply store.

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

change your ideas/standards about how much hair can be on you.

getting it used to beng there will save you a lot of time and trouble.

i don't shave, pluck or prune at all. and they allow me to live in society - amazing.

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

Go to a dermatologist and zap the little suckers, after a few treatments, the hair ither grows in lighter, or stops growing all together.

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

have you heard about sperm gel. its restricts hair growth for long days

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

stop shaving, plucking and pruning let it all grow it will all fall out in the end

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

When I was in the service, I had to shave 3 times a day... it just grew like weeds.

Just deal with it... grow a beard or be happy shaving. There's not a lot of alternatives short of taking female hormones...

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

Intense pulsed light

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Intense Pulsed Light (IPL), as most commonly employed by non-specialist medical practitioners and beauticians, is a method of hair removal from the body involving the use of a specially constructed xenon flash lamp and focusing optics.

Hair removal mechanics: The focused, broad spectrum light is applied to the surface of the skin by way of either a hand-held wand, or by an articulated arm. The intense light travels down the hair shafts, where it strikes the bulb, or root, of the hair. The bulb is usually where the highest concentration of melanin is located, as opposed to the rest of the hair shaft.

When the light strikes the dark-colored melanin, the light is converted to heat energy. The bulb and most of the hair shaft is instantly vaporized. The intense heat radiated by the hair also destroys the hair-producing papilla or the entire hair follicle. It is also claimed that direct light-heat conversion occurs directly in the darker colored capilaries that bring nourishing blood to the follicle.

The pulses of light produced by IPL equipment are very short in duration, so discomfort and damage to non-target tissues is minor. Most people who undergo IPL epilation only experience slight irritation similar to that of a minor sunburn though under certain circumstances, blisters may occur. The light that emanates from the IPL wand is filtered to remove any ultraviolet components, eliminating the possibility of UV skin damage.

The IPL hair removal process has become very popular due to the relatively low cost and rapidity of the procedure. IPL compares very favourably to laser hair removal, which is often more costly and time consumptive. The comparison of effectiveness between IPL and laser epilation is debated by scientists, equipment manufacturers and practitioners but is generally accepted to be equivalent. IPL is generally advertised as "permanent hair reduction" as opposed to "permanent hair removal" (this is a misnomer when applied to laser or IPL hair removal).

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

start waxing it helps

As I grow older I seem to spend more and more time shaving, plucking and pruning - what can I do?

What is the minimum age for waxing ?