Too much hair!!!

Hair Removal Methods Shaving/Trimming
#1

SOmetimes i think that im just too hairy. Ive got hair all over my body…

my legs and chest and stomach are covered in hair and there quite lengthy and thick

my back is starting to get hairy as well with alot of hairs over it. The middle back is quite thin for now but im worried itll get thicker and the hair on my upper and lower back is gettin thicker

my arms are hairy as well with thick hair on the forearm and thinner hair on upper arm

the worst is my gential region… the scrotum is covered in hair and im starting to get alot of hair on my penis shaft.

What makes it worse is that recently ive noticed alot that ive got more then 1 hair growing from same root so it makes it ALOT uglier.

WHAT can i do!!!

#2

You can create a plan and set a goal for yourself.

Pick an area of priority to focus on and choose the appropriate hair removal plan for yourself after studying all the options available. Too much worry and stress may cause certain hormones to stimulate more hair to grow, so bypass that worry mode and roll up your sleeves and get going.

Many people find that doing laser and electrolysis in combination works well.

How old are you? Do you have income to spend on permanent hair removal?

I know how frustrating it is to look and realize that there appears to be so much hair and how will you ever conquer all those little monsters. That’s why you have to break this down into sections. Once you accomplish hair removal for one area, you will become addicted and will be ready to conquer the next area and so forth.

This kind of question is hard to answer because the permanent solutions available take time and money. I do wish that someday there will be an easier way down.

Dee

#3

Hi 123rocky

I think you mentioned in one of your other posts that you were in your upper twenties now. Most of what you are describing does happen as you approach and enter your thirties. Upper arm hair appears and becomes blacker and coarser. So does hair on your shoulders and below your shirt line on your back. Trimming this is hard and not easily accesible. A lot of men here get lazor done on the back and upper arms. You can consider this as a possible option.

Regards
Stuart

#4

trimming the hair with a body trimmer might be a good temporary option. if you have light skin and dark coarse hair, and you have the money for permanent hair removal, laser can produce a good reduction for you in a few treatments.

#5

Hi 123rocky

I would agree with Lagirl that lazor may help a lot, particularly on the back hair.

Kind Regards
Stuart

#6

For the OP, have you tried rotary epilators? It’s the poorman’s version of laser or electrolysis.

I use one and I couldn’t be more happier with it. Fortunately, as hairy as most of my body normally is, my back isn’t. I only have two small and thin patches on the back of my latisimus dorsi (that’s the muscle that comes off of your shoulder blade and runs down the back of your rib cage). Of course, I have a bit of peachfuzz on the top of my shoulders, but it’s hardly noticable.

Anyway, epilators pull hair out by the root. It may sound painful, and it is the first few time you use it as you’re grabbing and yanking out the most hair then. But as you use it to touch up the regrowth that comes in weeks later, it’s a piece of cake, because it’s very sparce and you’re only grabbing a few hairs here and there.

To do your back, you’d have to get someone else to do it for you.

#7

I have never heard of stress hormones stimulating hair before. Where do you get that from?