I like facial peachy hair but I don't have any, maybe if I did I wouldn't!
I thought everyone had it. I only notice mine in direct sunlight and my biggest enemy the car mirror.
Some QVC models do show facial peachy hair but they are young yet and maybe it is best to leave them well alone for the time being, they can think about getting rid of them as their hormones start playing havoc.I'm seeing lots of "Facial Peachy Hair" (in jewelery hour close ups) that was proclaimed as "embarrassing" by NO! NO! guest a few hours earlier today.
Face shaving is very big in the Far East and now the US.
No it will not grow back thicker(that is hormones), many dry shave or just use facewash and do it every few weeks.
I have just bought a fantastic cheap gadget off ebay for £1.68 including postage called an epistick. It is basically a spring with 2 rollers on each end that I use to remove fine hair from my upper lip. Also sold on amazon for not much more. I watched a video on utube to understand how it worked.
I bet it's similar to epilation and may be painful.I have just bought a fantastic cheap gadget off ebay for £1.68 including postage called an epistick. It is basically a spring with 2 rollers on each end that I use to remove fine hair from my upper lip. Also sold on amazon for not much more. I watched a video on utube to understand how it worked.
It stings slightly bit I can cope with it especially as I keep the upper lip hair under control so not a lot to remove at any one time. Best to do it at night as the lip can be a little red. I also stick my tongue into the area that I am epilating so as to give a good surface to work on.I bet it's similar to epilation and may be painful.
Face shaving is very big in the Far East and now the US.
No it will not grow back thicker(that is hormones), many dry shave or just use facewash and do it every few weeks.
it is like threading , I suppose:thinking: