Waxing leg hair problem?

The only way I can get smooth legs is by waxing, but I can't wait for the hair to grow out! I have to wear shorts for sports which I have almost everyday.


I know I can't wax small hairs but I really don't want to shave. If I shave, I have to do it EVERYDAY and my legs would still look gross. I'd get razor bumps too. I've tried hair removal creams and sprays but they smell horrible and don't work well.


I used to only wax but I've started shaving then I went back to waxing for better results but like I said, I can't wait for the hair to grow back. I can't get lazer either so please don't suggest that.





Any advice on what I can do instead? What about an epilator; can it get rid of small hairs? Does it cause razor bumps?Waxing leg hair problem?
if you are in sports then the only way to get rid of your hair is to shave


but to avoid razor bumps try working with a cream at first


but the cream never removes all unwanted hair


so the rest be very picky and shave it off


then your legs will stay clean for a longer time


and plus shaving everyday is very bad for your legs


if you get really bad razor bumps , try changing your razor more often


i have the same problemWaxing leg hair problem?
Maybe you could try sugaring.. i've heard that its less painful than wax, its ingredients are natural, and you could go over the spot you waxed (sugared) twice.


Also, if you sugar over a while, the hair should be thinner, and growth of the hair should be slower, so it might become less apparent, and much less of a nuisance in between times u sugar-wax...


but, I've heard that it could get a little messy...


Hope you find your solution :)
Step 1





Purchase a wax kit that is specifically designed for leg hair, and contains washable waxing strips鈥攖hese can be purchased separately if necessary.





Step 2





Read the wax kit鈥檚 instructions, paying particular attention to heating instructions.





Step 3





Heat wax according to the instructions. Test wax on the hairless part of the back of your hand to ensure that it is not too hot.





Step 4





Sit down on a clean uncarpeted surface. Moving in the direction of hair growth spread a thin layer of wax over a section of your calf that is smaller than your waxing strip to test for sensitivity.





Step 5





Quickly place the waxing strip over the warm wax and press down firmly. Allow the wax to cool slightly before moving on to the next step.





Step 6





Use one hand to pull the skin taut, and swiftly pull the fabric strip up and in the opposite direction of the hair growth.





Step 7





Allow skin a chance to settle down by placing a cool, slightly damp wash cloth over the waxed area. Move on to a new, possibly larger section when you are certain your skin is not sensitive to the product. Repeat the process until finished.