What Are the Best Methods to Get Rid of Unwanted Hair?

I wonder at what point in time did we all start to feel the need to shave? Whether you are a man who is fed up of back hair or a female who generally wants to get rid of any unsightly hair.
Whatever happened it has now become a huge business.
With every type of hair removal product available, from the razor to hair removal products.
For some hair removal goes with the job for example a cyclist or swimmer, who will shave to give them extra speed.
For me personally shaving is a pain and something that I could do without.
Maybe this is because I have been using the wrong product? Here are some of the more common hair removal methods for the legs, arms, face, eyebrows and bikini line.
Firstly and probably the most common is Shaving.
Shaving is quick and easy.
Effective? Not always as I don't know about you but whenever I shave you can guarantee that one part will be missed.
A couple of tips when shaving.
Make sure if you are using disposable razors change them regularly do not let them get blunt.
If you are using a razor buy a good quality razor you will get a much better result.
The big down side of shaving is you have to do it regularly to get the results you want, for some people daily shaving is required.
Probably the most painful hair removal method is Waxing.
You are able to wax at home or go to a salon.
You have two options the 'Hot Wax' or the 'Cold Wax' method.
Yes waxing does hurt but it also has longer lasting results than shaving.
After waxing you can expect to be hair free for 3-8 weeks.
Apart from the pain the other downside is it is recommended that your hair is 1/8 inch long before waxing.
Instead of removing unwanted hair you could go for 'Bleaching'.
This is where you are able to bleach thin not very noticeable hair.
Bleaching would normally take place on areas such as your face and arms, where the hairs are very thin.
Following the instructions when bleaching is paramount.
There are also depilatory Creams.
In these creams are special ingredients which will dissolve the hair beneath the pore and on the surface.
This is undoubtedly the messiest and most awkward way for hair removal.
As you have to put the cream on the area you wish to remove the hair from and then wait a period of time until you are able to wash it off.
However, the plus side of this method is that it does leave your skin smoother as most of these creams will include a moisturising ingredient.
Finally, we have the creams and sprays then when used over a period of time stop your hair from growing, meaning the need to remove unwanted hair is massively reduced and in some cases you never need remove unwanted hair again.