If being hairless is your thing, you might have gone to great lengths to remove it, including booking standing monthly appointments at your favourite wax centre [1] or sticking to a regimen of at-home, hair-growth-minimizing treatments. Of course, that can suck up some precious time.
If you don't have any of it to spare, we completely get it. We've curated a list of quick ways to remove every inch of stubble, including facial hair removers that you can use on the go, and razors with features that make them that much more convenient to use. Ahead, see our picks for the quickest ways to remove hair.
Face and Bikini Wax Strips
Starting off strong with Fuss Free Shaving's Cleansing and Moisturising Facial and Bikini Wax Strips [2] (£3). Achieve a flawless finish and up to four weeks of fuzz-free skin in a quick swoop using these strips.
Body Wax Strips
Opt for Veet Pure Cold Wax Strips Legs and Body For Sensitive Skin [3] (£8) for a quick, hassle-free hair removal on the rest of your body.
Finishing Touch Flawless Face Trimmer
Clear away peach fuzz and unwanted hairs on your face using the Finishing Touch Flawless™ Face 3.0 [4] (£15). This claims to help carefully trim away pesky face hairs, with the help of its LED illuminator, so nothing gets missed.
Woo Woo Hair Removal Cream
Add the WooWoo Tame It! Vegan In Shower Hair Removal [5] (£6) to your 'everything' shower routine for quick hair removal in just three to six minutes.
Estrid Razor Kit
If you prefer to use a trusty razor to rid yourself of unwanted body hair, The Razor Starter Kit by Estrid [6] (£8) uses five-blade technology for a closer shave and a vegan hydration strip to lubricate and hydrate the skin, reducing irritation.
Crystal Hair Remover
The Official Crystal Hair Remover - Hair Eraser [7] (£20) is new to the game, but it shouldn't be underestimated. It claims to provide effortless, painless hair removal for salon-quality results at home.
Lauren Gordon [8] is the editorial coordinator at POPSUGAR UK, where she creates lifestyle and identity content. Lauren has a degree in journalism from University of the Arts London and previously worked as a showbiz and TV reporter at The Mirror US. Lauren specialises in pop culture, hair and beauty, focusing on trends, sharing in-depth tutorials, and highlighting hidden gems in the beauty industry.