Product for a smooth bikini line.

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Rachel I.

Jan 2, 2016

Rachel I.

Does anyone have a troubled area near their bikini area? Are there any magic products for a smooth bikini area?

Yaya B.

Jan 2, 2016

Yaya B.

I've struggled with this for a while...what has worked best for me is "TendSkin"

Dorothea S.

Jan 2, 2016

Dorothea S.

For a smooth bikini area make sure you exfoliate that area well as if you're shaving your legs. Hair follicles can get clogged and if you exfoliate the skin first and then apply whatever cream or such and then shave then I find I get the best result versus if I don't exfoliate because then it gets bumpy or irritated or I get an ingrown hair.

Carolyn H.

Jan 2, 2016

Carolyn H.

I personally have been using Nair and then shaving over it, works amazingly. It sounds scary but they have a new formula that doesn't burn or anything crazy like that.

Genevieve D.

Jan 2, 2016

Genevieve D.

Which one do you use Carolyn?

Carolyn H.

Jan 2, 2016

Carolyn H.

This one with aloe in it, I was nervous but it works.

Haven't gotten a wax in a while lol

Carolyn H.

Jan 2, 2016

Carolyn H.

Oh no I forgot pics aren't posting, it's the hair removing lotion with aloe and lanolin.

Genevieve D.

Jan 2, 2016

Genevieve D.

Is it specifically for the bikini or just for sensitive skin?

Carolyn H.

Jan 2, 2016

Carolyn H.

Yeah the bottle says for legs, arms, underarms and bikini

Genevieve D.

Jan 3, 2016

Genevieve D.

Ok thanks I'll check it out!

Shelley W.

Jan 4, 2016

Shelley W.

I second on the TendSkin. Along with what Dorothea suggested.

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