Making Your Arm Hair Lighter?

RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post By Bridget (Guest Post) (07/30/2008) Shave it. I have been doing it for 15 years. It makes me feel so much prettier and it does not grow back darker/courser etc. It just grows back normal and I shave it again! :) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post By Danni (Guest Post) (07/03/2008) Don't dye or lighten your arm hair-it's too much work and the ingredients in most dyes are really bad for your skin and toxic for your body. Instead simply shave your arms like your legs. The hair will eventually grow back lighter and softer just like leg hair after shaving your legs for a while. If you are too afraid to shave your arms, wipe your arms with a cooton pad diped in 3% peroxide. You can buy peroxide in any drug store for about 2 dollars-very cheep and effective. Peroxide is very safe--not harmful to skin or your body. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post By (Guest Post) (04/19/2008) I use creme bleach also works miracles, but I notice that it's making more hair grow longer. The tip is light then the root is dark, or it maybe just be me. Does anyone notice this? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post By Jess (Guest Post) (04/06/2008) I've got 2 words for you. Hydrogen Peroxide. It's so cheap, and you can purchase a bottle it from the chemist for under 3 dollars. Just pour some on your arm and blow dry it. But be careful, because it will temporarily bleach your hands for a couple of minutes. Don't panic! its normal.=] Good luck! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post By guddi (Guest Post) (03/28/2008) The only thing that would lighten your hair real quick is cream bleach. It bleaches in maximum 15 mins. Do a patch test first and if it suits you then always get one for sensitive skin; less chances of getting any reaction. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post By Londa (Guest Post) (03/28/2008) I too have real dark arm hair on very pale skin. I have shaved my arm hair for forty years. Contrary to much silly advice about hair growth, it has never given me bristley stubble, or made more hair grow. I tried waxing, and hair removal creams, but shaving did a much better job, for less money, and it took less time! Be brave, and try it on one little spot if you are worried about it. My best wishes to a fellow sufferer! londa Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post by Cantate (84) | (03/28/2008) Contact My Japanese daughter shaves her arms too. She says a lot of Japanese women do it. Cantate Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post By Vix (Guest Post) (03/27/2008) You could also check a beauty supply store to purchase salon-quality peroxide, which is the main ingredient used in hair lighteners. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post by luvmygingerkids (377) | (03/27/2008) Profile | Blog! | Contact Have you considered waxing? Or a diluted hydrogen peroxide solution? Report Spam or Abuse Request: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? Post by Laurel_admin (501) | (03/27/2008) Contact Does rubbing lemon juice on your arm or any hair make it lighter? Twix from Matteson, IL RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? I used Sally Hansen's facial creme bleach... (10/21/2006) By Paula RE: Making Your Arm Hair Lighter? I used to use cream bleach. It worked well but it was a pain to use. One day I did not have time for bleach and I just shaved my arm hair off. I was surprised it took awhile to grow back. Arm hair does not seem to grow as fast as leg hair. I shave it while in the shower about every 2 weeks. It's fast and easy. Give it a try. (12/20/2006) By joyann@clearwire.net Report Spam or Abuse