Chest Hair Removal Tips for Us Gorilla Guys šŸ¦

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Hey legends,

Just wanted to see what all you hairy fellas do when it comes to getting rid of chest hair?

Right now, Iā€™m rocking a Level 3 shave, followed by some hair removal cream to finish the job. Works alright, but curious if anyoneā€™s got better tips or tricks to share?

I know some of you lucky blokes arenā€™t built like gorillas, so this might not hit home for everyoneā€”but for the rest of us, itā€™s a real mission. šŸ˜…

Starting a new cycle in a few days and planning some killer before-and-after pics. Let me tell you, ditching the chest fur last time made a massive difference for the aesthetics. Keen to dial it in even better this time.

So whatā€™s your go-to routine for dealing with the chest carpet? Wax? Cream? Laser? Share your wisdom!
 
ey mate, back in the day I was a swimmer and I got the full body wax.
after a while it came back thinner and shorter and after a while it went thin and light brown / blonde and stayed that way for about a decade, now its grey obviously.. but still thin and short.

hope it helps but its just personal experience.
 
Following this haha. Iā€™ve used Veet in the past but due to sheer density of my pelt I have to use bulk just to get the job done.

Have been looking at body groomers. Waxing on the back is sweet but chest/stomach is painful
 
I consistently did laser work for about 3 to 4 years and have now stopped. It's been about 2 years since I've stopped. Most of the hair has stopped growing back and has gone much thinner. I now clipper once a month.

Much better than waxing and shaving.
 
Skays said:
I consistently did laser work for about 3 to 4 years and have now stopped. It's been about 2 years since I've stopped. Most of the hair has stopped growing back and has gone much thinner. I now clipper once a month.

Much better than waxing and shaving.
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3-4 years are $150+ a pop man that's crazy money.I saw a deal it was half price for new years but was still $110 per session and you have to go each month
 
Fellow Chewbacca here, I've done Lazer in the past, nair, shaved, and currently clipper and Lazer at home when I can be ****ed. I found the type of Lazer treatment you get really matters but nothing is permanent, the at home Lazer is a shit show and not worth the effort and less effective. Would only get it for doing public region tbh. Other than that a good pair of clippers that dont nick your skin seems to be the best, nair is messy and I've managed to remove hair from places I'd rather have kept it, over all being a hairy bloke ****ing sucks and there's no real good answer
 
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