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amother
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 Wed, Jul 21 2021, 10:15 am
Hey!
I have toooon of facial hair (ok.. alot:) not ton. just more then ur average female:)
I tried this Amazonfacial hair remover
Its great.
but some problems
I want st like that that will totally remove...
I have thick dark brown hair. I have a low hair line, need to remove so that my shaital looks normal (this is great but needs to b used daily)
any more sensitive area (arm pits, chin etc) I get rashes...
wish there was st like this 4 bikini line... idk:)
any suggestions?
I need to re
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amother
Dahlia
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Wed, Jul 21 2021, 10:18 am
Thick brown hair is good news. It means that it will work well with both laser and electrolysis. It will take about a year of regular treatments, as hair grows in cycles, but it will be totally worth it. You can save up some money, and get the treatments as you can afford them.
Blondes and redheads have a much harder time getting rid of extra hair. I have a blonde moustache, and I have to get it waxed pretty regularly. Otherwise I look like a Lorax.
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amother
Bisque
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Wed, Jul 21 2021, 10:23 am
Get one of those @home small laser removal machines
It takes a long time to see real results but if you use it consistently & for a long time you will see results
Using mine for 6+ months and saw a major reduction in hair growths
I’ll try to find a link to mine
I also have pcos
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amother
Milk
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Wed, Jul 21 2021, 10:29 am
You can do electrolysis for your hairline. But make sure it's someone who really knows how to create a natural looking hairline. I've seem some people who look scary after.
Speak to your doctor to find out if Spironolactone is an option. It's an androgen (testosterone) blocker and it helps some people with the dark coarse hair and acne.
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amother
Narcissus
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Wed, Jul 21 2021, 11:26 am
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Read up on spearmint tea and Papaya turmeric mask. The mask has enzymes that help break down the roots, over time.
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amother
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Wed, Jul 21 2021, 12:39 pm
| amother [ Bisque ] wrote: | Get one of those @home small laser removal machines
It takes a long time to see real results but if you use it consistently & for a long time you will see results
Using mine for 6+ months and saw a major reduction in hair growths
I’ll try to find a link to mine
I also have pcos |
Please post a link:)
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amother
Mocha
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Wed, Jul 21 2021, 12:45 pm
Definitely laser!!! Make sure to go to someone good .
Last edited by amother on Wed, Oct 25 2023, 11:17 pm; edited 1 time in total
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amother
Bluebonnet
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Wed, Jul 21 2021, 10:47 pm
No laser!
With PCOS you most likely won't get approved and or your hormones will cause hair growth to return. Trust me!!!!
I use Brazilian hard wax by Gigi and it's like $60 for the Brazilian starter kit maybe less. Works great I only have to do every other or every two weeks.
Honestly your best bet is a diet change to help with all PCOS symptoms but the Gigi has been working for me for 4 years.
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amother
Snow
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Wed, Jul 21 2021, 10:56 pm
Hi OP- I struggled with pcos and hirsutism for years.
Here is what worked: electrolysis!!!! (do NOT use a home machine or anything else off amazon. Go to a professional only. A lot of things will actually cause more growth.)
Spironolactone and other meds (see endicronologist)
Laser for body hair (not recommended on face)
Do NOT pluck hairs
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