I have completed the next trial in my quest for a hair removal method not involving potential open wounds.
Today I was seduced by the promises of the bladeless shaving kit. Hmm … it’s just normal hair removal cream that you scrape off with a razor-shaped scraper, isn’t it? Marketing ploy, ahoy! Nevertheless, it’s worth a go.
Compared to the cold wax strips, plenty more disadvantages were apparent from the word go, the major ones being the mess and potential for hair-free cats. Doing a leg was disturbingly like boiling an egg – lots of tedious waiting around for three minutes.
That was how long it was meant to take for the hairs to loosen. Slightly thicker ones may need a little longer, but under no circumstances was I to let the cream take effect for more than six minutes.
I’m not quite sure what kind of nuclear waste-based solvent I need, but six minutes was not enough. Granted, a large proportion of them did come away, albeit in varying degrees. So now I just look like I have mange - but with silky soft skin.
The cats still appear to have all their fur.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
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5 comments:
Maybe one of the street vendors in Rajasthan will have a Vindaloo that makes them all drop out?
Things dropping out in Delhi is what I'm afraid of!
Uttar Pradesh!
Word verif.: oozdot
Like, yuk!
Agreed, but I'm addicted to alliteration.
"uttar pradesh!" is an excellent reply to anything anyone says to you over there, if delivered with a suitable faux-shocked English indignation.
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