[feedmelies]

This is for my fellow disadvantaged sherdoggers.

I have found two invaluable products that I wish I had found way earlier.

Mangroomer



and

Razorba




I just tried the Mangroomer and it worked very well. The Razorba has yet to arrive, but Maxim has endorsed it, so I have high hopes for it. I'll post what I think of it after I try it.

[Cafu]

i wouldnt reccommend shaving your back unless you're robin williams and in that case id get the laser treatment.

shaving of the back/chest is a slippery slope, just like that seinfeld episode.

luckily i dont have back hair but i did once shave/wax my chest regularly, got tired of doing it and it was agony waiting for the hair to grow back whilst trying to avoid scratching my chest all the time due to the itchiness.

[rotten apple]

the only place i have hair on my back is the lower region. that rest is hair free. kinda weird.

fuck shaving. i wear it proud.

[feedmelies]

Originally Posted by Cafu

i wouldnt reccommend shaving your back unless you're robin williams and in that case id get the laser treatment.

shaving of the back/chest is a slippery slope, just like that seinfeld episode.

luckily i dont have back hair but i did once shave/wax my chest regularly, got tired of doing it and it was agony waiting for the hair to grow back whilst trying to avoid scratching my chest all the time due to the itchiness.

I have spent A LOT of money on laser treatment. It really thinned the hair out, but it is still there. The cost combined with how much it freakin' hurts prevents me from continuing with the method. I have tried waxing it once. It hurt so bad I am never doing that again. Clipping it or shaving it are now the only two reasonable options.

[feedmelies]

Originally Posted by rotten apple

the only place i have hair on my back is the lower region. that rest is hair free. kinda weird.

fuck shaving. i wear it proud.

Lucky.

[villasenor]

i shaved mine 2 months ago and its barely regrowing now

[zop]

Have you tried Nair for men? I'm pretty hairy and I'm thinking about giving it a go.

[Soulbane]

<---Korean, no body hair, except the one that counts.

Teh Happy Trail

[Tredogg]

Originally Posted by feedmelies

I have spent A LOT of money on laser treatment. It really thinned the hair out, but it is still there. The cost combined with how much it freakin' hurts prevents me from continuing with the method. I have tried waxing it once. It hurt so bad I am never doing that again. Clipping it or shaving it are now the only two reasonable options.

I don't like to hear that, I just had my first of five laser treatments on my neck and shoulders. I dropped some cash and I want that shit gone!

[feedmelies]

Originally Posted by Tredogg

I don't like to hear that, I just had my first of five laser treatments on my neck and shoulders. I dropped some cash and I want that shit gone!

What I did was definitely worth it. It just didn't completely eliminate the hair. I was a beast. I got about 8 treatments done on my back, the back of my neck, my shoulders, and the front of my neck (so my facial hair didn't run into my chest hair). Now I am a tame beast. Haha. The hair is much thinner now and very distinguishable from the area I didn't get zapped (my chest). If I shave or use clippers on my back, it doesn't have gnarly stubble now; it's really subtle.