Ways to thin out leg hair/ make less obvious?!?!

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Kitty K.

Jul 12, 2017

Kitty K.

Just keeping your legs moisturized so that it doesn't stand out so much helps. Did your mom express why she won't let you? you could always bring up getting it professionally done if she doesn't feel comfortable with you doing it.

Madi M.

Jul 14, 2017

Madi M.

I had the same problem when I was younger with my parents. My parents wouldn't let me shave at all but after a while I explained to them that if I was allowed to shave my under arms, that my legs are no different. I personally was really uncomfortable with my leg hair and I was a cheerleader so eventually they let me do it, but it took some time and a lot of convincing. I think moisturizing could help your situation. I also think that if you're to the point where you are uncomfortable about your leg hair that you should let your parents know and maybe they will let you try it out. I actually told my mom that she could shave my legs for me the first time so she wouldn't worry about me cutting myself by accident. LOL! Goodluck!!

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