Q&A for How to Remove Chest Hair

You should probably talk to your parents first. That said, your best bet would be to wax.

It depends on your stage in puberty and how much hair you have altogether. Doing some research and following a few basic steps, you can always get rid of the hair. And yes, it should be comfortable (unless the guard is too short), just go with a longer guard at first. Mind you, the after results will be a harsh stubble and an increase in hair, so be wary of this route.

Yes. Shaving just removes your hair temporarily. Electrolysis is the only way you can remove your chest hair permanently.

Nope. Shaving or otherwise removing hair doesn't make it grow back thicker. That is nothing more than an old myth.

No, wax doesn't take hair off permanently, and yes, you can apply this to your stomach if you are careful.

There are many articles available on the internet, however, you should probably talk to your doctor about this issue. If it's about ingrown or excess hairs (e.g. uni-brows), electrolysis can be a permanent solution to this.

Yes, it will. Depilatory cream is not permanent, it is just like shaving. It is used before surgery for example, then the hair grows back.

No, shaving hair doesn't change its thickness, color or rate of growth.

It depends. If your chest hair coverage was never too great to begin with, you may see more hair growing than before waxing. It will also grow more often, resulting in thicker chest hair. The only optimal form of losing this is either waxing frequently or trying electrolysis/depilatories.

You still need a razor to remove shaving cream or you won't actually remove any hair in the process.

You could try laser hair removal, but it's painful and expensive. In general you will have to continue removing the hair periodically.

Depilatory creams are aggressive chemicals meant to destroy hair. So, yes, they are bad for you. Using them a few times won't cause much damage, but in the long run, it can cause allergies and other problems. However they can be useful.

It depends entirely on the doctor and location. Check with a specialist in your area for more specific pricing.

It depends on your personal hair growth, but there will likely be at least a little bit of stubble.

Yes, but it may cause some pain or irritation.

There is no permanent way of removing body hair at home. You could get used to using wax once every 2 or 3 weeks, depending on how often you are removing it. The only permanent way is by laser hair removal, which can't be done at home.