Facial Hair

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Ladies what do you do about your facial hair? I am not talking about the upper lips. Do you bleach? Or do you get them waxed?
If you use bleach, which bleach do you use?
If you have any natural remedies, share them too.
Thanks :slight_smile:

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I bleach and laser .. laser is awesome, I recommend it to everybody

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Facial hair..when i was younger, i would bleach it but i always felt like people could see it, had me paranoid. I don’t like hair on me in general so i waxed it off. I do it once a month and my pain tolerance is pretty good so i do it at home. The bleach that i used to use when i was younger was Joleyn i think. We have it here in Dubai. Haven’t used it in years though :slight_smile:

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I just use electric shaver - Norelco

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Merkur razor with feather blades - woops, ladies only?

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I’ve got uber-sensitive skin so mama didn’t allow me, lol

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Eyebrows I get waxed (threading is too painful!) and the rest of my face has been lasered off.

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having electrolysis treatments going on, most of it seems to be gone just some on chin and neck are left to be treated. otherwise its bleaching when i don’t have time to go for a session.

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Haven’t used it myself but a lot of people seem to be finding the Philips Lumea very effective..

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how is everyone ok with waxing, threading their faces ? i got my face waxed once and i had huge pus filled pimples all over my face :confused: took a good year for them to clear out , thankfully i didnt scratch them so i dont have any marks.

is it true though that bleaching increases facial hair growth and causes pigmentation ? ( thats the only thing i do - probably once every 2-3 months , otherwise iv just learnt to live with the hair lol )

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I’ve heard this a lot, but nearly always from desis.. Don’t think it should be a problem if you’re using a very well-known/reputable brand and use it correctly (for ex not keeping it on too long).. You can use a sensitive formula if you find a ‘regular’ cream stings slightly..

Reviews: Jolen Creme Bleach Original - Lightens Excessively Dark Hair: none: Amazon.co.uk: Health & Personal Care