Embarrassing facial hair

Posted on 20th March at 11:16 AM Posted by: Crian Wilson

If this is your first tentative step to dealing with what for you is embarrassing facial hair, you are not alone! All women have facial hair it’s just that for some it’s more noticeable than others. Many who consider not to have the problem are probably discretely using the method that they have found best suits them. For first timers I would probably recommend a hair removal cream specially formulated for the sensitive face. The effects last a little longer than bleaching, but not quite so long as waxing. I would not recommend shaving for ladies.

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Posted on 21st April at 02:32 PM Posted by: rebecca

hey i have facial hair and am only 16 and i find it really embarrasing. i get called for it and people always asking me am i a boy or girl i really hate it it gets me really down. i started talkin to me friend about it n said what can i do about it with out shaving it because i don’t want to do that so we went to boots together n now i have just started using the hair lightner n i feel a lot more confident in doing things more my boyfriend the other day asked what i had done because he said theres something diffrent about me n he new what i had done he was like awwwwwwwwww lol

I need help

Posted on 29th April at 08:36 AM Posted by: Jaz

I’m 15 and have really bad dark facial which I use hair removal creams. But recently around my upper lip and down the sides of my lips its been turning more grey. and I look more like a man and that I shave, which is not the case… could it be something with my removal cream (I’ve been using this removal cream for quite a while now) and what should I do because makeup doesnt cover this grey?

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Posted on 29th April at 10:35 AM Posted by: catherine wilson

i have a full grown beard and i find it most embarrassing i have to shave which makes it worse what can i do?

I need help please reply

Posted on 02nd May at 03:00 PM Posted by: samiie

Hi im only 14 and have alot of hair on my upper lip, i get bullied for it at school its terrible i tried bleaching it but its still really noticable and you can still really see it as when i put fountain on it it makes it look alot worst. I dont want to shave it because i dont want stubble coming back. What can i do ? if i used the removal cream how long will it be untill it reappears as i have alot of hair please help

What does it grow back like?

Posted on 02nd May at 07:35 PM Posted by: Carol Harvey

I’m tempted to use your facial hair removal cream and I think this site is an excellent idea. However… I’m using bleech on my upper lip at the moment. What is the re-growth like using the hair removal cream. From my experience of hair removal creams on other parts of the body, the hair grows back thicker and darker. Is it the same on your lip? Thanks!

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Posted on 03rd May at 04:00 PM Posted by: Mandy

I am 15 and I have quite a lot of facial hair especially on my upper lip. I have to remove my hair on my upper lip quite oftenly as it grows back within 3 days after me removing it. Could you suggest any facial hair removing cream that effictively removes hair semi - permenently ?

GRR to Facial Hair!

Posted on 03rd May at 05:14 PM Posted by: Trace

I was picked on at college for having long fluffy facial hair, i should never of touched it but because of the nasty comments i became really conscious about it and started removing it via removal creams & i also tried waxing and bleaching it but then it became darker looking and more obvious so i started shaved it off as it was easier and now my face feels awful and im suffering with a total lack of confidence. I no longer know what to do about it im sick of having to remove it all the time. any suggestions?

Hairs on my chinny chin chin!

Posted on 03rd May at 07:38 PM Posted by: Sari

I’m in my 40’s and although I’ve learned to live with darker hair on my upper lip since I was about 15, I find the new really thick, dark hairs on my chin a nightmare. I pluck them but they just seem to grow thicker and faster. I don’t want to bleach because they are so bristly it would be like kissing a prickly pair for my hubby! Any ideas. Incidentally, for those with more excessive hairs on their body and face, get your Doctor to run a hormone test as they can sometimes be symptomatic of a hormone imbalance.

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Posted on 04th May at 06:56 PM Posted by: Debbie

I have been hairy since I was about 14. Legs get shaved, as dose my tummy, I wax my bikin line and I bleach my face and have to pluck dark hairs on either side of my chin. The only time I seem less hairy is each time I’ve been pregnant(3) lots of hormones, but i wouldn’t recommend that is a beauty treatment haha. My mum suffers with exactly the same hairy problem, she had a good treatment of electrolasis. Hers got worse after the menopause. Mine has got worse as I,ve gottenen older. My thirteen year old daughter has just started to bleach her top lip, so it looks like its inherited!!! sorry all future family females. I recomend waxing if u can stand it if not find what bits work best for you on what bits. You are not alone nore are you a freak in anyway, what you think is really bad may not be that bad to someone else. keep the faith.

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Posted on 04th May at 10:07 PM Posted by: hanna

I was teasd at college for my facial hair which was mostly on the side of my face and upper lip. in the early days I bleached, but as time went on I started waxing. The hair did grow back but is finer. i recommend having it done professional first then doing it yourself because there is a nac to it!!! The facial waxing strips are brilliant but remember to have your face oil free before you wax. Good luck!!

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