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ok i just found this site, how wonderful!
i am almost 30 and have dark thick hair on my chin. it is red in the area from shaving, which i started doing about 7 years ago. i have found that a cover stick covers it well finished with some makeup. just when it is dry it doesnt look smooth. also using a diper rash cram on your face at night takes the red out.
i have hair on my face but it is not thick and 'sharp' so i just leave it. i have hair on my chest and the bellybutton down. just noticed a year ago getting hair on my back...ack! oh well such is life, i have learned to deal. i have a husband and a daughter and have a great life. i work with kids and always have my hair pulled back, so it is hard to hide it that way. i dont like to use base/foundation cause it makes the hairs on my face stick together and just look gross, i use a pressed powder and it seems to do better.
whatelse do you all do to help hide it? i have tried that little hand held shaver that looks like a pen, but it doesnt get it all, olny a razor or plucking works that i have found. i guess there is nothing to do to get rid of it (without drugs, i am very against them) so i hope to find ppl here that can help us deal and do the best with what we have got.
well hope to get some replies!
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This is a reply to # 145,899> whatelse do you all do to help hide it? i have tried that little
> hand held shaver that looks like a pen, but it doesnt get it all,
> olny a razor or plucking works that i have found. i guess there
> is nothing to do to get rid of it (without drugs, i am very
> against them) so i hope to find ppl here that can help us deal
> and do the best with what we have got.
> well hope to get some replies!
I reckon a top quality men's electric razor is the answer. I use a top of the range (men's) Norelco. No use using things "designed for women" if we're trying to deal with growth that's more like that of the average man in terms of toughness.
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MoreThis is a reply to # 145,903wonderful! thanks so much
how often do you have to do this? and what if you shave haair that is fine on your face, will it grow back like the thick stuff i already have on my chin? i dont want any more of that, i can deal with the dark fine stuff, just not the thick stubble stuff...ahhhhh :)
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This is a reply to # 145,905Have you ever tried waxing? Or sugaring?
It grabs the hair by the root and leaves you smoother for a longer period of time - after awhile the hair also becomes less coarse.
IMHO I never suggest a woman shave simply because it is less appealing, not as long lasting and leaves stubble...
Check out some hormone balancing :
http://www.drlam.com/A3R_brief_in_doc_format/Estrogen_Dominance.cfm
http://www.800herbdoc.com/p42.asp
http://www.800herbdoc.com/p44.asp
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This is a reply to # 145,906> Have you ever tried waxing? Or sugaring?
> It grabs the hair by the root and leaves you smoother for a
> longer period of time - after awhile the hair also becomes
> less coarse.
Waxing/plucking/sugaring/threading all remove hair by the root and do indeed leave you smoother for a longer period of time -- provided your hormones are in the normal female range.
However, if your hormones have a high testosterone to estrogen balance it doesn't quite work that way and plucking etc. can cause the hair root to become distorted and can actually stimualte a dormant hair follicle into the growing stage. If your hormone balance isn't within the normal female range the plucked hair follicle will eventually produce hairs that are too strong to pluck.
> IMHO I never suggest a woman shave simply because it is less
> appealing, not as long lasting and leaves stubble...
On the other hand, it takes only seconds and you can shave again long before anything appears stubbly. Whereas to pluck etc. you need to leave the hair to grow long enough to get a hold of it to pluck it. Basically, to me the answer is that if one has growth which is of the same sort of coarse hair as most males have, then shaving is the best answer. - Re: wow #59709
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This is a reply to # 145,906Have you ever tried waxing? Or sugaring?
i have on my legs, and unless the hair is long enough, it doesnt work...
It grabs the hair by the root and leaves you smoother for a longer period of time - after awhile the hair also becomes less coarse.
there is no way i will let the hair on my face get long enough to wax or sugar!
IMHO I never suggest a woman shave simply because it is less appealing, not as long lasting and leaves stubble...
what do you mean "less appealing?" do you h ave hair on your face? tell me about how you do it? do you let your hair get long on your face to wax?
Check out some hormone balancing :
http://www.drlam.com/A3R_brief_in_doc_format/Estrogen_Dominance.cfm
http://www.800herbdoc.com/p42.asp
http://www.800herbdoc.com/p44.asp
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This is a reply to # 145,910Yes I wax and or Sugar my facial hair and it doesn't have to be long to have success - maybe I've just got it down to a science. FYI I do my upper lip and eyebrows.
If you want to shave that is your decision - I'm just stating that there are options and for some they are easier and more appealing.
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This is a reply to # 145,911i just dont understand what you mean more appealing. like better results or better process? i am new to all this so i just dont understand.... thanks again- Re: wow #23955
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This is a reply to # 145,91259709 wrote
> i just dont understand what you mean more appealing. like better
> results or better process? i am new to all this so i just dont
> understand....
I think what she meant was that she doesn't like the idea of shaving. It doesn't appeal to some women because they think of it as being "masculine" to shave.
Everyone's entitled to their opinion. To me, if one has moustache or beard growth of the sort that men have, then that's a fact whether we like it or not and the best way that's been found to remove that is, in my opinion, shaving. If one has a much lighter growth of hair, then there are a number of other options which may be practicable.
I certainly find shaving much preferable to the other options practicable for me -- my moustache was so heavy by age 15 that it was a case of shaving every day. I guess I beat most of the boys my age to daily shaving :-). But it certainly didn't stop me getting a husband or having a family. - Re: wow Ev
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This is a reply to # 145,912For me it's easier and I like the results much better. Simply because my skin is smoother and I don't have to do it every single day.
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This is a reply to # 145,914ahhh ok i see. that is great!
now the problem i am having is redness.... do you all have that? how do you get rid of it? i have tried a few things that work for a while, but nothing to take it all away forever.... just didnt know if there was anything else i was missing, i have learned alot fro you all already!!!
thanks!
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This is a reply to # 145,915ahhh ok i see. that is great!
now the problem i am having is redness.... do you all have that? how do you get rid of it? i have tried a few things that work for a while, but nothing to take it all away forever.... just didnt know if there was anything else i was missing, i have learned alot fro you all already!!!
thanks!
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This is a reply to # 145,916i dondt know, just the area on my chin is always red. i have to put cover stick on and when the end of the day comes around you can kinda see the red again.
anyone else have this? have any ideas on how to help?
thanks so much you guys are great~!
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This is a reply to # 145,905> wonderful! thanks so much
> how often do you have to do this?
For fine hair, it probably won't need done for a good many months
> and what if you shave
> haair that is fine on your face, will it grow back like
> the thick stuff i already have on my chin? i dont want
> any more of that, i can deal with the dark fine stuff,
> just not the thick stubble stuff...ahhhhh :)
Shaving doesn't make it grow any faster at all. And unlike plucking/waxing etc. it doesn't stimulate dormant hair follicles into the regrowth phase. I find that the good thing about shaving the dark coarse stuff is that I can shave it again when I start to feel it a tiny trifle rough but long before other people can notice it. I shave my moustache and chin every day but the rest of my face has only fine hair and doesn't need shaved for months on end.
> thanks again for your reply!
You're welcome!
> hope to talk to you again soon!!!
Any time!
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