Best way to Remove Male Back Hair
Once upon a time, hair removal was strictly a female activity. Unless you are a swimmer, athlete or a body builder, then chances are that your body hair is untouched. Well, not anymore!
Most men are opting for women's grooming rituals, which includes having a smooth, hair-free body. Men don't necessarily want it all removed, but they definitely want body hair to be thinned out, more so on their back, chest and limbs.
If you're one of those, here's a lowdown on the 6 most common hair removal options available today.
Temporary techniques
1) Waxing or Sugaring
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Think hair removal, and most people think of waxing. Think waxing and most people envision pain. Of course, waxing is no cake walk but it's not unbearable either. However, it is one of the most effective methods as it removes hair from the root.
The technique involves spreading hot wax on the desired area, and then applying a piece of cloth or muslin onto the wax, rubbing it and ripping off the strip in one swoop. Sugaring is similar to waxing; only it uses sugar paste, which is made of sugar, lemon, water and citric acid. With repeated use, hair gradually becomes thinner as the roots are weakened.
2) Shaving
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Most guys shave regularly, or might have done it at one point in their life. When it comes to body hair removal, shaving is probably the easiest method available. It allows you to cover any area of your body in one go with just a razor and a shaving cream. Of course, the technique plays a very important role here. It's important to shower with warm water before shaving any part as it will help you open pores and raise hair follicles.
Arm yourself with a good quality razor and shaving foam, shave it in the direction of hair growth, and you can't possibly go wrong.
3) Electrical trimming
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Using electrical trimmers is all about subtle maintenance of body hair and are perfect for someone who is a beginner in body hair removal. Moreover, electric trimmers are very safe, irritation-free, unlike razors, and it allows you to control the length of the hair to be trimmed. Of course, it won't give a smooth finish but won't let you become completely bare at the same time. This is also a good method for people who've got sensitive skin.
