I know they are supposed to disappear in a day but at certain places they 've been here for like 3 weeks.
My upper legs have a few red spots which look bad and it annoys me to think that if I keep waxing I will be full of those.
I am guessing it's due to sensitive skin. They will probably disappear in a month or something. But will they leave marks on my skin? What 's a different way from waxing to remove hair? I'd rather avoid shaving. Thank you.Red spots after waxing?
Haha! I have really sensitive skin too. Red spots would not leave marks. Do not worry. I get them also when I wax but they will go away soon. They just need time because the hair is getting pulled out from the roots. I see that you must be new to waxing, so do not worry! Waxing sometimes can be really pricey going to the parlour and getting it done, so I bought a Silk-epil (Epilator) and it works like magic! Its not shaving because it removes hair from the roots. It is much easier to use and it doesn't even hurt that much. It leaves your skin silky and smooth and it is much better than shaving but not like shaving. I hate shaving too because it makes the hair grow out thicker. But, this epilator (ive been using for like 6 months now) and I have noticed my hair to be thinner and lighter. You have to like epilate like every 3-4 weeks. Red spots do not really appear but they might ... ( Sometimes they do If my skin is feeling extra sensitive) but overall its excellent. Good luck and epilate away!! :) %26lt;3Red spots after waxing?
They might be ingrown hairs. Have you been using a loofah? I try to use a rough washcloth or a loofah every few days so skin doesn't grow over new hair coming in. (Had that happen once in the bikini area ... OUCH.)
Personally, I like waxing more than anything, but you can also use creams like Veet and get electrolysis ($$$).
if you want to avoid shaving and waxing try hair removing lotion or spray
skin irritation i think
they make a lotion/cream stuff that is kinda abrasive that just rubs off hair
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