Ladies - Help and advice with Hair removal cream

Ok yes I'm a guy but I'm incontinent so I had removed hair on pelvic region but I keep getting stubble. What am I doing wrong? ( I do max of recommended time 10mins and burn my self)

Permdiaper- I know and remember those days. I never had any luck with the cream hair removal.

Nothing but nasty chemical burns with little to no hair removed. Then I started getting brazilian waxing done by a professional.

Getting waxed isn't that bad, however it only last a couple weeks before the itching stubbles appear. Then waiting 2 more weeks before it's long enough to wax again.

Getting waxed isn't cheap. I did research on laser hair removal and went that option. Laser is very pricey, however after 4 treatments it's all said and done for good.

I had laser done from my high waist line to upper thighs front and back including my butt crack and scrotum.

I'm glad that I had this procedure done. All smooth and hairless as a baby. No more chemical burns, shaving, or appointments.

Hair removal cream burns the hair off at the surface or at best a little below the surface. Once they start to grow above skin the blunt end shows up as a stubble. to make thing worse they all show up at the same time. The same thing happens when you shave.

When your hairs falls out they do it a random times and they start with a thin point that then thickens as it grows. That is why it does not feel like stubble all the time.

you can force the hair to fall out by waxing or plucking them. they then grow back with the thin tips and do not feel like stubble.

the other thing that can be a pro or a con depending on your view is some of the hair will be permanently removed and will never grow back.

So as time goes on yo will have less and less hair.