Silly question for those who get waxed

[AnonymouseKittyCat]

I have recently started getting my legs and bikini line waxed, having only ever shaved before. I am thinking ahead to summer and wondering how to manage the growth needed between waxes? Obviously hair has to be a couple of mm long before waxing. So do you just not have bare legs for that period? It seems I only have about 2 weeks of smoothness and then for the next 4 weeks I'm getting hairy again. I'm not sure I will want to have my legs out for that period. What does everyone else do??

No comments about not needing to be hairless please. I know lots of people are happy to embrace their body hair these days, but my personal preference is not to bare my legs unless smooth and hairless!

That's how it goes I'm afraid

I epilate my legs as the hair can be very short. I only wac my legs if I've left the epilatinh too long and then it hurts to epilate but if I epilate 2 weeks after a wax it doesn't hurt.

I don't do bikini with it though as it pulls the skin.

Thats why I gave up on waxing, the growth time required, and went to using an epilator

Now Im post menopause with dry and fragile skin, I use an electric shaver and an IPL , can go months between shaving , actually just done them this week, the last time was October

Used epilators instead of waxing for years as the regrown is a pain but not for bikini line!

So I'd epilate legs every two weeks and wax bikini line every 4-6

Full leg wax before hols is nice tho.

Got a lumea for Xmas 😄 recommend it highly!

Better on under arms and face at moment, finding legs a bit arduous but that's winter / laziness.

I did that for 30 years, a couple of weeks of barely any hair then 2-3 weeks of trousers.
Bought a Philips lumea in the pandemic and it cleared the hair in 12 months. Wish I'd done it sooner. I still have tan lines on my legs from last summer as I wore shorts from May to Sept.