De-Fluffing of legs

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kenny1
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by kenny1

You know when the racing season is nearly ready to start when you spend an evening shaving the legs of the winter hair growth. Gave up on the idea of the razor and just went for the elite hair removal cream. No hassle but the wife is not to impressed with the smell of the stuff...... :roll:

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jekyll man
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Better get used to it.
It stinks the house out for days...... :cry:

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DC41
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I tired an expensive and supposedly advanced eplilator last year. After all, I'm a tough guy, right!

I survived the hair-pulling. I survived the irritated skin afterwards. It was the infected pores after that that did me in!
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Euro-rule number... Don't remeber the number, BUT I do remember the rule... Legs are to be shaved all through the year.
Hell yeah!

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EspenBjørgan wrote:Euro-rule number... Don't remeber the number, BUT I do remember the rule... Legs are to be shaved all through the year.


Yep. I do it becuase the wifey likes and I use warming cream/gel/oil in the winter and it makes a huge mess with fur.

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Just a tip,

But Qoleum sells a sportswash that has a small percentage of denatured Alchohol.

That stuff after shaving and after rides has basically eliminated cloged pores, ingrown hairs saddle sors etc... I only use it on my ass and legs as it's not cheap, but


It's fookin brilliant.

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I have so much leg hair I don't need socks 8)
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rustychain wrote:I have so much leg hair I don't need socks 8)
:lol: I always feel Like Teenwolf in his Basket Ball outfit when it's been a while...

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I get the worst off with the beard trimmer then resort to Mr Gillettes finest stainless steel.

I'm sticking with the Chubacca look for a while yet though, as its still bloody freezing here!

Anyone go with false tan to avoid that 'pink legs/blue knees look? Or, is this forbidden in the Euro cyclists code of conduct?
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PezTech wrote:Just a tip,

But Qoleum sells a sportswash that has a small percentage of denatured Alchohol.
It's fookin brilliant.


I'll have to try that out... I keep my pins smooth year round (Hawaii weather = no hiding indoors during the off-season). Normally I maintain it with a panasonic epilator, but nothing beats a gillette fusion with gel. only bugger for me is that i get ingrowns above the knee on the back of my legs... drives me insane. so, i'll have to give this Qoleum stuff a whirl!

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Flossie wrote:Anyone go with false tan to avoid that 'pink legs/blue knees look? Or, is this forbidden in the Euro cyclists code of conduct?


It's forbidden. The tan is to show how many hours of training you've done.
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