Shaving: Epi
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Shaving Your Legs
Asked by K.R. from Dallas
on October 31, 2011
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How often do you ladies shave your legs? I just shaved mine last night for the first time in...let's just say too long. I've never been big on shaving legs, it just do...
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- I have noticed that the more often I shave, the less I get razor burn. Maybe the skin just gets used to it? I shave every time I shower. I wear skirts often enough tha...
- I Epi- The hair that does grow back comes in lighter and finer. I do this about every week - two at the most. I have been using an Epi for a couple of years and I lo...
- I "need" to shave twice a day if I want sexy smooth legs (brunette with a *lot* of hair). The thing is... unless I'm wearing shorts or a skirt... I just don't care ...
Has Anyone Used an Epi-Lady or Similar Shaver?
Asked by J.S. from Milwaukee
on March 29, 2007
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Wondering if anyone has used a shaver like this and if they like it? Does it hurt?
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- yes it is very painfull, like waxing. but you don't have to do it as often as shaving so the trade off may be worth it for you.
- I have an epi-lady, and yes...it hurts. I don't use it on my legs because it would take forever. The part that extracts the hair is usually pretty small so it doesn'...
- I have an epilady...I use it during the winter months and after about a year, the hair quit coming back, starting on the calf and spreading around to the front (where ...
Electric Razor/epi-things for Hair Removal
Asked by S.O. from Kansas City
on July 6, 2007
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Ok, this summer, I am already tired of shaving my legs every day! So, today in Target I saw several "epi" type hair removers. I only remember the epi-lady in the late...
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- Hey S., Yes the epi-lady like hair removers hurt, they rip your hair out from the root. Waxing hurts too, but it is quicker, like ripping off a band aid. I would reco...
- I use a electric razor half the time.. It does not get as smooth as a actual shave. I found what work best in waxing I got two weeks or Veet hair removal cream it l...
- Hi, S., I had a women's electric razor a few years ago, and it didn't work as good as I thought something so expensive should. I actually started using a man's elec...
I Am Nervous!
Asked by C.C. from Dallas
on May 2, 2008
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Hey mamas, 1 week from today I am going in to have my baby girl by csection,my last csection was emergency so I was just wondering what to expect. I go in the day befo...
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- With my first child I went in to be induced but ended up delivering by c-section. It was very scary for me and I hated the time away from my child before they brought ...
- I've had 3 c-sections, 1st was planned because she was breach (but she came earlier), 2nd was twins supposed to be VBAC but had failure to dilate and last one was plan...
- I had my second child by a planned c-section and it was a breeze. I was a little nervous at first because my first child was delivered vaginally so I had no idea what...
How Did Your Labor Start?
Asked by E.D. from Seattle
on February 11, 2011
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TOTALLY out of curiosity:
How did your labor start? For example, did you begin to dilate and then X amount of time later go into labor? Did your water break befor...
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- With my first, I dilated to 3cm about 4 weeks before my due date. I had constant Braxton Hicks contractions from 30 weeks on and lost my mucus plug every few days afte...
- My first was a very long, hard, drug free (not by choice but medically wasn't able to have epi due to blood thinners I have to take) 56 hour labor with slow dilation. ...
- I was 3 cm dilated and 100% effaced for A MONTH before my water finally broke and I got to deliver my son (I am very impatient... Mother nature was playing evil tricks...
Anyone Done Natural Childbirth in a Hospital?
Asked by W.H. from Dallas
on January 12, 2009
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I am due in Feb to have my second child. I am wanting a natural childbirth, and that was my goal for my first delivery. I made it into active labor and was dialated to...
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- I've had two babies naturally in a hospital and one naturally in a birthing center. All three were good experiences, but the birthing center was the best. The midwives...
- Hey - I had natural labor and delivery with my son except that I was induced and did have to take pitocin to go into labor (I was 41 weeks and so they induced me). ...
- I've done it twice, on my own determined will, and my best tips for you would be to focus on your breathing, have someone massage quickly and deeply where it hurts mos...
About Delivery...
Asked by L.S. from Orlando
on August 14, 2006
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Hi everyone, I am 33 weeks and getting ready for labor. Since this is my first pregnancy I have so many questions :). Do you recommend childbirth classes? what do...
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- Hi Liliana, I am going to tell you when no body told me. I took classes, I read 24/7. but this no one told me until it was the 2 hour of me pushing. Push like you ...
- My husband & I took Limaze classes...quite honestly didn't do me any good! Whatever you do, don't eat a lot of greasy foods close to the end. Could've just been me, b...
- COngradulations!!!! Let me just say this there are no two child births that are the same!!! I was so afraid when I was getting ready to have mine, I never took any cla...
