Nowadays there are moisturizers which are designed to supposedly render regrowth a lot slower; results on these products are varied and so all I can advise is try it for yourself and see if it works and makes a difference for you. There are numerous different products which suggest this same result including a cream from Veet, Kalo Hair Inhibitor, Jergens Naturally Smooth, Skin Doctors Slow Grow and Depileve Slow Growth among many others. I don't really understand the science behind these products, however, I can say that I have used a few different products on the market and it does seem to work. It is, however, very difficult to tell if it works unless you actually time the natural regrowth and then time it again after a few weeks of using the product.
Alternatively, at a much higher cost, you can get laser treatment. You would need a fair few treatments to do the whole leg as they pulse a laser into each individual follicle, however once treatment is completed it is a pretty much a permanent result. The cost for these treatments vary massively depending on where it is done, how many treatments you need and size of the area to be treated.
If you currently shave your legs; you could try waxing or hair removal creams instead as this usually results in a much longer-lasting result than just general shaving. The biggest problem with waxing is you have to wait for a slight regrowth so that there is enough to get a hold of when the strips are ripped off. I would advise the cheaper options first and then if you find it a serious problem and something that really irritates you then you could look into laser treatment.
Alternatively, at a much higher cost, you can get laser treatment. You would need a fair few treatments to do the whole leg as they pulse a laser into each individual follicle, however once treatment is completed it is a pretty much a permanent result. The cost for these treatments vary massively depending on where it is done, how many treatments you need and size of the area to be treated.
If you currently shave your legs; you could try waxing or hair removal creams instead as this usually results in a much longer-lasting result than just general shaving. The biggest problem with waxing is you have to wait for a slight regrowth so that there is enough to get a hold of when the strips are ripped off. I would advise the cheaper options first and then if you find it a serious problem and something that really irritates you then you could look into laser treatment.
