Just shave and then wait for it to grow out, which might just coincide with the time that salons get opened up again. Or go to CVS (or Amazon) and get one of the hair removal creams. I haven't used one in 30 years, but they used to work fine.

I've never been waxed, but prefer a hairless body so am a devout shaver. I have, however, decided to let my eyebrows grow in, and resisting the lure of the tweezers has not been easy. Having been a longtime plucker, I wasn't sure if my brow hairs would even grow back, but they are. It's not necessarily pretty at this point, but I am ready to have my natural brows back. It's a slow process. (But I digress.)

Have you tried Nair, Neet, and the like?

If you want to wax, I can recommend Parissa wax removal strips

I don't wax. Thankfully, my legs are not a big problem and as I'm getting older (or maybe it was 'the change"?) they are even less so. For years I've had a problem with thinning eyebrows so only have a few strays to pluck. BUT, after posting here just a few weeks ago that I'm too young (58) to go grey - I BIT THE DUST!! I have dark hair but I have had to cover the grey for years. My grandmother and her sister went white (not grey) early. I don't even remember them any other way. I was scared to death I'd be the same. Our shop opened Friday and I went in (only me and my gal and another stylist cleaning the other end of the salon thank goodness!) for a cut and decided to do grey highlights. I was a bit nervous LOL. I think I made my stylist nervous, but she did a wonderful job! I'm so happy with it! She used a cap to pull through tiny pieces all over. On some of the hair we simply stripped the color and on some she did mixed 3 shades for a grey colored toner. I'm sitting here right now with a "blue" deep conditioner! I think I won't have a problem letting the rest of the color grow off and if my hair does look too light/white, we will add in some low-lights. I'm pretty sure we are going to have to do that to the front/top of my head as that appears to be the lightest. The rest looks like a pretty even mix. It was a shock the first day but I got up yesterday and looked in the mirror and really like it. All the sudden, I just felt like I could not deal with the all over coloring, the root line, etc. I'm pretty low maintenance, hopefully now even more so!

Wow I forgot about the hair removal creams. As a long time waxer you get less and less growth over time and shaving causes stubble so you have to wait at least a couple of weeks before you wax again. So really I either wax or live with it.

I will not be seeing any beauty professional for at least another month or two. I live in Queens, NY the epicenter of this pandemic and will not risk myself or others for something I really could live without. I hope we can do so safely soon.

As for who is going to see it, I will. I hate it. I know there are many discussions that suggest women should just go natural and love what they were born with. Well, I don't agree. For some that might be their choice, but that is a choice. Since the beginning of time humans have played with their looks. Most everyone has something they do to change their appearance. We all cut our hair, maybe color it, pluck or trim our eyebrows, get tattooed, wear make-up, not to mention botox, surgery etc.

local eater thank you. I think I will try the Parissa strips. I am pretty clumsy and fear trying to spread and then actually pull off the wax without damaging my skin or spilling it everywhere, but those strips seem doable.

hcbm I'm with you as regards bikini line (although my bikini days are long gone!) and will go for a wax before a beach vacation. The rest of the time I just shave.but also use a grooming shaver to -ahem- maintain a shorter cut elsewhere. It's just more comfortable, definitely cooler when working out or gardening. I have not used the Parisa strips but do use their regular sugar wax on upper lip and find it to be a good product.

HCBM, I think the Parissa strips say to warm them with your hands. My hands are always ice cold so I hit them with the blow dryer which the instructions explicitly say not to do. Worked for me, YMMV.

'Hair' on Broadway

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADNbtAID5wM

I've Naired my leg hair and it actually worked pretty good. You might give that a shot.