Q&A for How to Remove Hair from Your Bikini Area with Nair

It does, meaning the actual internal part. It's safe to use it on surrounding areas, as long as it doesn't get inside.

It's not really dangerous, but it could cause some irritation. Be careful.

Your hair should grow back whatever color it was before.

You can buy it online, or you can go to a drugstore which should have Nair.

Nair does not remove hair permanently; however, hair takes longer to grow back if Nair is used rather than just shaving.

After using Nair, the hair will grow back more quickly than if you waxed it, but not as quickly as it would if you shaved it.

Because it's prickly. When the crotch, armpit or any other sensitive place is shaved, the hairs growing back are tiny and pointy, they act like itching powder. Don't forget all methods for hair removal also attack the skin to some extent, so micro lesions can itch. You need to keep the skin very clean (but don't irritate it with too much soap or it will get worse) and let it heal, maybe apply a hydrating cream.

You could try using a mirror for shaving for the first few times. It also helps to use one hand for shaving and the other hand for touching the bikini area, and feeling where there are still hairs left.

If used as directed, all Nair will do is remove hair. It won't change the color of your skin.

Yes, just be careful not to get it inside.

Laser hair removal is expensive and often needs several visits to remove all of the hair, but it is the only real method of removing hair permanently.

Yes.

Any. As long as you're allowed to shave, you can use Nair. But make sure an adult helps you with the instructions your first time.

For coarser hair, leave Nair on for a few extra minutes and make sure to exfoliate.

I would recommend waiting at least a day or two before repeating the treatment. If you do two Nair treatments back to back, it could be very irritating for your skin.

Yes, that will be fine, just make sure you don't get the cream in any of your orifices.

Waxing can aid in this. The more you get waxed the less the hair will continue to grow back.

It will be equally effective, but you will get more used to it, so it might not cause as much irritation.

As long as you are not doing it immediately or within a week's span of removing the hair with the product. Nair makes your skin sensitive, and shaving immediately after can cause further irritation.

You should follow the instructions listed on the bottle, but be careful not to use too much or use it incorrectly because it could really irritate your skin.

Yes, teenagers can use this.

Shave first to get into the groove of shaving, and about 3 times after shaving, you can try the Nair.

Waxing will last longer, but it's more painful. Nair will be painless (if done correctly), but won’t last as long.

As your hair grows back, just like shaving or waxing, you can get ingrown hairs.

Yes, but you might have to go over it more than once.

Moisturize your back with a sensitive skin lotion, wear non-irritating fabrics like cotton, or just stop the hair from growing on your back.

No; it upsets the sensitive skin and will burn if you do it on your armpits.

No, you shouldn't use hair removal cream if you have any sort of skin rash or irritation.

Yes just be careful not to get it inside. Keep it only on the external skin around your vaginal area.

Try asking a parent, friend, or sibling about it to get some useful tips, including explaining how to do it safely. If you feel uncomfortable asking them, then look on YouTube and watch some videos that will show you how to do it and give you the confidence to try for yourself. However, remember that you also don't need to shave if you don't want to. For example, this article shows you how to use Nair instead, or you could decide to not remove the hair at all.