Men's Chest Hairs-shaving Your Chest Cleanly


by Pink_Salt - Date: 2010-09-20 - Word Count: 328 Share This!

In the olden times, hair growth on the chest and the face were seen as a symbol of masculinity. Yet in this time, it may not be the case. Having chest hair can be a cool and rugged look. Some women may be attracted because of it, others may view this is as a turn off. Aside from the social issues, having chest hair can make your chest area sweat more. This can promote bacteria growth, producing a foul smell which can be unhygienic.

For this reasons many men have sought to explore ways which they can remove chest hairs. There are a lot of hair removing products that can be bought in cosmetic stores and pharmacies. These products can be used by men as well as women. They can be effective and may suit your needs. It is important to choose a product that you can be comfortable with. Shaving can be used to remove chest hairs.

The most traditional tool for removing hair is shaving. It is a cheap and easy way to get rid of the unwanted hair that grows on your chest. The only trouble is it can cause cuts, ingrown hair and can be quite itchy when the hair grows back. Another way to remove chest hairs may be to use wax. Hot wax can remove chest hair and does not leave a rough feeling like shaving. This can be done at home by you. Most men though find it difficult to wax themselves and can be embarrassed to have a friend help with the waxing.

Laser makes use of disabling the hair follicles by stimulating hair growth and keeping hair from growing back. This is more of a permanent hair removal treatment. The tradeoff is this thing can be very expensive. Use of creams can also be a very helpful way in reducing chest hair as it is easy to use. The creams are applied to short hair and are wiped off.

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