Monday, April 16, 2012

What can I use to remove facial hair , im a woman plagued with it, & when plucked it leaves blac

I would seriously consider having laser removal. It is considerably more expensive, short-term, than buying a cream remover or waxing kit from the drugstore, but facial hair on a woman can be truly devastating. Long-term it'll work out to cost much less than waxing, creams, etc. GOOD LUCK!



What can I use to remove facial hair , im a woman plagued with it, %26amp; when plucked it leaves black spots.?

Threading is a good way. ask a salon person to do it for it. it's painless.



What can I use to remove facial hair , im a woman plagued with it, %26amp; when plucked it leaves black spots.?

as a licensed cosmetologist I have to ask you a couple questions. Is the hair black or a light color? I have quite a bit of facial hair myself and used to wax regularly. I also know that it is a wives tale that if you shave it will come back thicker. I use one of those pen shavers and shave mine every couple weeks. It does not come in thicker and it reduces my breakouts. Waxing just used to break me out too bad. If your hair is dark then you may want to wax OR you could bleach it. Hope you find your answer.



What can I use to remove facial hair , im a woman plagued with it, %26amp; when plucked it leaves black spots.?

Plucking actually strengthens the hair follicle so the best thing to use is just a bleach or hair remover. Bleach works best if you have dark hair but if you just want to get rid of the hair then a hair remover, like Nair will work. Threading works but its kinda hard to find someone who will do for you. Personally, I just use Nair. Theres a special kind of Nair for your face and it costs about $3-$5. Good luck, I hope this helped!



What can I use to remove facial hair , im a woman plagued with it, %26amp; when plucked it leaves black spots.?

Don't use bleach, it could discolor your skin. I would suggest waxing. It's quick and easy, and the results last for awhile. There are also some special creams made JUST for facial hair.

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