I’d say definitely get yourself a lady shaver. It’s quick and painless.

I have not used one myself but i use an electric epilator and they are great

I can’t advice you; I never ever shaved my arms and legs or even my arm pits. Am I the only one here ?? Personally I think as well that the more often you shave the more you stimulate the hair growth.

An electric shaver is great during winter. It makes it quick and easy to shave during colder months. It doesn’t give a close shave, but I find I don’t need a close shave in winter months.

They are handy to have and the are not painful,why not!

I too was wondering whether to buy an electric shaver. Thanks to all the MoMs for their responses.

I think you are better off buying a manual razor and shaving cream especially if you have sensitive skin. My daughter bought an epilater on sale and she said it hurts a little bit at first but its fine after the first use . The hairs don’t grow as fast she says .

I prefer a man’s manual razor to be honest.
I have sensitive skin & anything else cuts me up.
Men’s razors I have never had a problem with!
If you feel a lady electric shaver will be worthwhile then please do go ahead & treat yourself, but I personally think they are a waste of money.

manual are cheaper but it is a nice treat to have a decent shaver. i think that you aren’t supposed to use it on you lady bits though so will still need a manual for that or wax

great answers from the mums

I prefer to use a manual razor, it’s quick and painless & works well, too much fuss cleaning an electric shaver! Hair removal creams like Veet are also good to use too.

they can be expensive, a disposable one is good for the shower and bath

Have you ever tried hair removal creams? They are quick and easy and pain free!

I can’t abide the pain of waxing, no matter how gently it’s done. And put a disposable razor in my hand and there’s blood all over the bathroom. I tried “Silky Mitts”, which are like a sandpaper glove thing that goes over your hand, and you rub the hairs off. My legs came up in a rash, and it was useless on my underarms. I use a Remington Lady Shaver and it works fine, no cuts, no rash and no pain. OK it doesn’t last as long as waxing, but it’s quick and easy, and gets results.

I’ve never been a fan of the electric razors. What about depilatory cream or disposable razors? I’m a Beaty therapist and when it comes to pain with waxing a lot can do with the therapist and their technique. Also you can take panadol 30mins before if you are super sensitive, works like a charm

mens cut closer than ladies .

there are some good comments here

I think men’s would work better

mens are cheaper than ladies and work the same

Usually only differences between mens and womens in colour and price – we seem to be happy to pay 4 times as much for pink…