Removing Facial Hair Naturally

RE: Removing Facial Hair Naturally Post By Nina (Guest Post) (06/18/2008) I have been tweezing forever on my neck and the hairs always come back and come with a vengeance, meaning hairs sprout up in other places on my neck. The tweezing and ingrown hairs have left black spots on my neck. How do I get rid of these black spots from where I've plucked? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Facial Hair Naturally Post By Teresa (Guest Post) (10/24/2007) I have had this problem for years. I tried tweezing, electrolysis ... then finally started shaving. While it is true that the hair grows in by days end or so, it is easy to shave in the shower in the morning and doesn't take twenty minutes to tweeze in front of a make up mirror. Tweezing caused me many ingrown hairs and electrolysis was scarring my neck. It is not a perfect solution, but shaving is my preference. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Facial Hair Naturally Post By Sharon. (Guest Post) (08/22/2007) Tweeze or wax. Don't shave. I am a licensed esthetician specializing in hair removal. Shaving cuts the hair off in the middle and blunts it, causing it to feel like a whisker. Your hair grows in three different phases. When a hair is falling out naturally, another is growing right behind it pushing it out. So, by tweezing or waxing regularly, you will be removing hair from the follicle and will eventually have little or no hair growth in that area just as pamphyila said. Any hair that grows back will be softer and lighter. Another form of hair removal is called threading, in which cotton thread is rolled along the hair and the hair is pulled out. This is an old technique and is becoming more popular in our country recently. It is however, very expensive to have done in the salon/spa setting. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Facial Hair Naturally Post by letter_to_the_world (2) | (08/21/2007) Contact I actually prefer to bleach mine. My skin is too sensitive (and my hair too stubborn) to shave well. I use the Jolen brand, which is as natural as you can get for a hair bleach. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Facial Hair Naturally Post by Beth - MA (128) | (08/17/2007) Contact This will sound really weird, but shaving works really well. It also exfoliates your skin and makes your face glow. I didn't believe it when my mother-in-law told me about it, but then I decided to try it once, just for the hell of it. My skin is so smooth and clear of any blemishes! Just don't tell your husband, LOL! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Facial Hair Naturally Post By Sandra Spiess (Guest Post) (08/17/2007) This is a wax I use, clean face, put corn starch on affected areas if needed, 2 c sugar, 1/4 c lemon juice, 1/4 c water. Heat and stir constantly till dark brown. With popsicle stick apply over area while hot, take piece of muslin that fits spot and rub over area. Pull off very fast in a reverse motion. This lasts me 3 wks and makes new incoming hair finer. I keep in fridge and reheat when needed. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Facial Hair Naturally Post by pamphyila (467) | (08/17/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact If it's a few stray hairs, just pluck them with tweezers, after a while they don't grow back. Which is why you don't want to over pluck your eye brows! Report Spam or Abuse