After I use makeup remover, I get a burning feeling on my moustache area. I have tried sensitive skin products, but it still happens. I'm not sure what it is or how to stop it.
Do you remove your hair there? If so, do not use makeup remover on that area, especially within a few days of hair removal. If not, switch brands that don't have harsh chemicals and try an oil based one.
I'd stop using makeup remover completely if I were you. You can always use baby wipes to remove the makeup on your face. They are gentle and won't harm or burn your skin.
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How can I remove hair on my upper lip? I would like a homemade remedy.
By saher from India
Homemade? I'm not familiar with any homemade concoctions (but that doesn't mean none exist). I think that tweezing or threading would be your options if you don't want to purchase products (although you'd have to get the tweezers or thread somewhere).
I use cold wax strips. Very fast. I used to use hot wax, but the cold wax strips are more convenient. It stings for less than a minute. I was getting bumps, but did some reading up and started using a little hydrocortisone cream immediately afterwards. I tweeze in between waxing.
I just tweeze mine and it works great. Over the years it has grown sparse and now I only do it now and then. Good luck.
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