How to Trim Arm Pit Hair
Arm pit hair is something that many women remove completely, but many men simply aren't sure what to do with. They don't want to completely remove it for fear of not being masculine, but they don't want to continue to let it grow because sweat is trapped and it traps body heat. (Not to mention it can start looking like a chia pet.) Here are some tips on how to trim arm hair. Does this Spark an idea?
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Use clippers, beard trimmers or sideburn trimmers. This is the easiest method as the trimmers are set not to pull the hair and will simply remove it with a few quick swipes. Set the guard on the high side while determining your desired length. You can always trim more later.
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Try scissors to trim your arm pit hair. This can be a tad tricky as you have to hold up your arm with one hand and trim with the other. Comb or mat the hair so that it is at its full length, then take the scissors and trim the ends.
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Shave your arm pit hair. Use a different razor than you do on your face. By using the razor on full-length hair, it will thin the area, removing some hairs and leaving others. This will help you get the desired effect of a trim.
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Trim your arm pit hair using thinning shears. These can be picked up at your local drug store. Many stylists use them while cutting your hair. They are designed to leave some hairs full in length while cutting others in half. This is how hair stylists trim the side of your head.
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Tips & Warnings
Do not use hair removal creams on your underarms. They can severely burn your glands, which are located in the same area.
