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19 years
My leg hair grows in circular form & my legs are filled with black circles. I stopped razors, now I use silk-epil but still no progress. What to do?
Apr 23, 2015
Every time you are taking a shower, try scrubbing your legs with a pumice stone, gently without scratching the skin. This should help peel off the most upper layer of skin so that these trapped hair shafts would be allowed to surface up.
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