Teen dd wants to laser off arm hair

[Anonymous]

I would not pay for laser for a kid too lazy to shave.

[Anonymous]

This was something I wanted as a teen that now strikes me as irrational. Don't let her do it unless her hair is crazy dark and thick. Mine is dark but it has lightened with age and it looks 100% fine and it would be weird not to have it now.

[Anonymous]

How dark is it, OP?

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't care.

[Anonymous]

My 19 year old had all her pubic hair lasered off, so I would be fine with arm hair. Flame away.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this something people even do? Would you let yours? Have any of yours done it? She's 18, so I guess it's kind of up to her in the end. But should I encourage her to wait before she makes that decision?

I waxed off my arm hair. Unlike the rest of my body it barely grew back. Hated my hairy arms.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would not pay for laser for a kid too lazy to shave.

Hi Mom.

[Anonymous]

Bleach or shave it first. I would not pay for lasers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dark haired girls can have overly hairy arms. My daughter’s friend had the hair on her arms lasered off in middle school. I think it’s common but you wouldn’t know unless it was a friend.

I have dark hair and a lot of it and lasered half my legs, my face but never my arms. I haven’t seen it commonly advertised in the pricing menu at the laser places but I guess you could. Laser is $$ though and depending on your kid’s hair you may need to pay for 6-10 sessions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My 19 year old had all her pubic hair lasered off, so I would be fine with arm hair. Flame away.

I’d only worry about the permanence of the decision. Does that mean if it’s no longer desirable to be hairless she won’t be able to grow it back?

[Anonymous]

She can just shave it once every few weeks. It grows back very slow compared to leg hair and is not prickly at all, it stays soft. It's the easiest hair to remove!

Signed,
Hairy lady shaving arms for 40 years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:yeah thats what i'm thinking. though she probably has enough saved up to pay herself

Buy the Braun IPL on Amazon. It's like $350 and she can do arms, legs, bikini area.....and so can you. Super easy, not expensive. I've done it and it seems safe to use by guidelines.

I bought this as refurbished on eBay for about $200. Best beauty product buy I've made. I have dark coarse leg hair and have saved that much on razors. Used to have to shave every other day to not have a "5:00 shadow." Now I can go weeks.

Never really worried about my ar m hair as that's lighter. But have done it a couple of times and it still works pretty well. Some success on under arm & bikini line too.

[Anonymous]

I would expect her to try shaving a couple times first, to see how she likes hairless arms. Then take her for the laser if she still wants emit, especially if the hair is dark.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My 19 year old had all her pubic hair lasered off, so I would be fine with arm hair. Flame away.

I’d only worry about the permanence of the decision. Does that mean if it’s no longer desirable to be hairless she won’t be able to grow it back?

Everyone prefers it that way. Everyone.

[Anonymous]

Buy her an epilady