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Men’s Style and Fashion Advice…Back Hair Removal Options (alpha m image consulting)
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www.alphamimageconsulting.com In this video professional image and style expert Aaron Marino talks about the 3 main options in removing unwanted hair. Back hair is a problem that many men face and Aaron helps determine the option that is right for you. Aaron is a fashion expert and image professional. Aaron founded an image consulting business focusing on the image, style and fashion needs of men. Wardrobe, style, grooming and image are areas that aaron is an expert and advisor in.
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#4 written by jessemmartin 1 year ago
For guys wanting to use creams, like Nair or whatever…try a little bit on a spot that won’t be seen tomorrow. If it works with no irritation then go for it. Everyone’s skin is different so there is no perfect rule. Last time I wanted to get my “beach look” ready I tried the Sensitive Skin variation and got freaking chemical burn, but was fine with the exfoliating one. So it’s all about what works with your skin and body chemistry.
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#13 written by STHFGDBY 1 year ago
I get the woman to burn the hairs of my back. It works a treat, Be very careful that if you try it that you can trust her. One false move and you can be hurt. Get a lighter and move the flame across your back. You never let the flame stay in the one place, you keep the flame moving. You then brush the burnt hair off with your hand. I do the same with ear hair too.
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#14 written by zablujnc 1 year ago
@AlphaMconsulting Actualy, If you opt for a more time and pain consuming option -> waxing that is, the hair will GRADUALY retard, and it will happen in a quite even matter. It is time consuming because it will take a few or rather many waxings before it retards to the state you want it to be. If you choose this, go to a waxing salon. You can do it yourself, but you will need a medium measure of willpower. An even less permanent option is shaving (although clipp it short, before).
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#16 written by SillyRabbitTrix 1 year ago
A friend of mind plucked out his widows peak and had he not told me about it I’d have never guessed. My hairline seems to be receding and it shows up like two big cul de sacs on my forehead – As if Eddie Munster and Minnie Mouse had a kid together (I’m exaggerating). Have you heard of plucking ones widow’s peak?
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#18 written by sam55blue 1 year ago
You are so cool.like the way you give out advice needed.You should have your own show for men.its all about the ladies in make up and clothes advice always these days, and us guys get shit all help, even the mags dont really tell that much.I love fashion but there are some things I leave alone..I have hairy arms that I hate and I use men cream that you leave on for four minutes and then wash of that remove the hair. It has to be done weekly. any tips as when it grows it looks bad.
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@pyeclam The question isn’t where do I trim..the question is where don’t I