Thoughts on shaving arms?!

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Gabby C.

Nov 4, 2013

Gabby C.

I use an epilator to remove them I'll recommend doing that or waxing.

Isabella S.

Nov 4, 2013

Isabella S.

I would try a different bleach and try that again because I jnow people that blrach their arm hair and its not noticeable.

Julie P.

Nov 5, 2013

Julie P.

I've been shaving mine since middle school. They don't come back any thicker or darker and I like the way it looks :)

Briara L.

Nov 5, 2013

Briara L.

When I shaved mine I broke out into hives.

Shelbi V.

Nov 5, 2013

Shelbi V.

I shave my arms mine were similar to this I love my arms without the hair I feel way more Confident. and my arms look slimmer! it is indeed a myth of the hair growing back darker or thicker is indeed a myth its physicaly impossible the only reason people think it is thicker cause when they do grow back the hair bluntly pokes out. the gennetics of hair does not change if you shave it. if this were true I would've shaved my head a long time ago. lol.

Sandra J.

Nov 26, 2013

Sandra J.

Hi, did you shave your arms after all? mine are the same just wondering how they came out if you did, thanks.

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