Pool Time Help

Apr 8, 2014

M B.

So it's almost time for this annual pool party my friends and I do, (in like a month) and I was hoping to drop a bombshell. I always use Veet cream to remove body hair, it works wonders everywhere but the legs. It leaves them baby soft for the first 20 min then blackheads and whiteheads pop out everywhere! Not counting the fact that my legs get prickly and stubbly after the first day. What should I do? And also what can I use to cover up uneven skin tones on my legs? They are really veiny and the skintone of my legs differs really badly. Thanks for the help!

Apr 8, 2014

M B.

I just hate waxing because of the pain :/ any other sort of hair removal with cream you would recommend?

Apr 8, 2014

Cara G.

If it's with your friends they won't care if they make fun of you then they are not your friends. Also if you don't want stubble shave that morning. If you are really self conscious use a self tanner it will even your skin tone. Ps my legs are bad too!

Apr 8, 2014

Shiro M.

I use Nair, and the only complaint I have is that it's a little patchy

Apr 8, 2014

M B.

Cara your legs are perfect! And I'll take the advice for the self tanner though I tried doing that once and it was really patchy. Sorry to keep the convo going but recommendations?

Apr 8, 2014

Cara G.

No my legs are really bad looking in persin.

Apr 8, 2014

Cara G.

Person*

Apr 8, 2014

Eden S.

Dove has an amazing gradual tan builder and it's only $12.50 or something crazy.

Apr 8, 2014

Katherine D.

Jergens daily glow it's amazing and cheap!!

Apr 8, 2014

M B.

Thanks guys so much for the help :,)

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