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Are these safe to use during pg? Ones like Nair etc..
NibbleCurlynBub
14-10-2008, 16:51
Pretty sure, yeah. :yes:
Do patch test though even if its one you have used before.. Skin can get sensitive during pregnancy.
CaitlinRhiana
14-10-2008, 17:02
:iagree:
Ive used nair all though 3 pregnancies and never had any problems.... Nads is another good one too....
since being pregnant I find the smell repulsive and they give me a horrible rash.. so my winter "stockings" where 100% natural! lol. Do a tiny test patch first!
oh wow they are? i was told they wherent ! mind u maybe thats cuz i wanted to use it downstairs... lol (cant reach to shave well anymore and i dislike going in to give birth with a giant bush lol!)
that's where i was planning to use it! not sure what to do..
misstaja
16-10-2008, 01:18
i read sumwhere its NOT a good idea, sumthin about the chemicals in it and the skin's super sensitivity...can't memba where i read it tho sorry!!:)
Seriously - go and get a brazilian! You won't regret it! That way it won't grow back for 3 - 4 weeks!
Yeah but it's not harmful to the baby is it? It says nothing on the packaging.
You can get all natural ones I think; surely they would be ok?
Seriously - go and get a brazilian! You won't regret it! That way it won't grow back for 3 - 4 weeks!
OUCH! plus i dont think id want some one looking at my vajayjay! lol
the midwives when im in labour is one thing... but ... ya lol
parentingrocks
16-10-2008, 09:02
do the brazillian! I'm always funny about laying there with my legs spread wide for the beautician to look at, so she lets me where a small g-string and just waxes one side, then the other. Its really easy. Hurts a little but looks good afterwards.
Just take care of the skin afterwards to avoid ingrowns - exfoliate and use a tea tree lotion.
Ashleigh<3
16-10-2008, 12:09
I've had a look around- It seems there hasn't been any formal studies regarding hair removal cream on pregnant women.
I'd be more inclined to say the aerosol's and other gaseous chemicals would be more of a cause for concern, especially in the first trimester.
You don't want to be inhaling anything toxic. :)
It does say on the packaging of 'most' hair removal products- do not use on sensitive/genital areas.
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