Arkar99 asked:


Is plucking ok for facial/leg hair removal? I know it will be time consuming especially for the leg, but does it work? Are there any consequences? Is there a specific way to pluck hair properly? I am mainly looking to remove hair on my upper lip and under the chin.

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Casey asked:


I heard there’s hair removal creams for just about every part of the body but if it grows back the same what’s the point?Especially with removing the unwanted hair from the upper lip,if that grows back it’ll just make the problem so much worse.

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Yellow Fellow asked:


I Just figured out that hair removal lotion is not cancerous or anything, and that’s a really good thing because its pain free and everything. But i use it on my upper lips, will that cause any harm? And if so, what the best way to take of upper lip hair (at home, little cost, i don’t really care if it hurts, and it had to last a long time) preferrably a hair removal lotion.
Thanks.

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selah asked:


I’m thinking about using Sally Hansen’s ****** hair removal cream, but I’m afraid my upper lip hair will grow back darker and thicker if I stop using it. There’s a chance I’ll be living in Africa and other countries where these creams will be unavailable, so I don’t want to live with a moustache if I can’t always have something to remove it with. Can someone please tell me how the hair grows back after using these creams? Thanks!

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Aya asked:


Specifically laser hair removal on the upper lip and chin area for women? What is the average cost for multiple treatments that will give guaranteed results, and how effective and reliable is laser hair removal?

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Tom Cruz asked:


When you have unwanted hair, you can use a hair removal product to help rid yourself of
This problem. There are many of these products on the market for you to choose from.
The different methods you can use include shaving, waxing, tweezing, applying creams
and using more permanent methods of laser and electrolysis. With the exception of laser
treatment, you can use products to help you get rid of the hair by yourself at home.

Shaving is the most common method of removal. This is something that you have to
do every three or four days. You need a razor and shaving cream or you can use an
electric shaver. Shaving does have a downside though. There will be bumps and possible
cuts if you are using a razor and you may experience a slight rash with either method.

Tweezing the eyebrows or some ****** hair on the chin and upper lip is also effective as it
keeps the growth at bay for weeks at a time. It can be painful if you have to remove
lots of it. For eyebrow tweezing, you do have to be careful to make sure that you have
both eyebrows the same.

Applying creams dilutes the hair. You do have to leave the cream on for up to ten or
fifteen minutes and then wash it off. It washes off with the cream. The problem
with this method is that there is a strong smell to some of the creams and some people
may have an allergic reaction to the cream. If this is something you can use, the results
will last for several weeks before you have to redo the process.

Waxing is very commonly used by women to remove eyebrow, ****** hair and hair from
the bikini area. In this process, hot wax is applied to a small area and covered with
material. Then it is pulled off very quickly. Although it is painful and leaves the treated
area red, it does last for several weeks before you have to repeat the process. It
also has to be at least ¼ inch long before you can remove it by waxing.

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BellaCata asked:


I usually wax my eyebrows and upper lip to keep smooth, but have heard threading is less painful and less irritating to the skin. Is that true? How long does it take?

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Mike Jones asked:


Sugaring hair removal is a very popular, economical, safe, and convenient method of hair removal. Using natural ingredients sugaring hair removal is generally more kind to the skin.

However, each individual is different when it comes to hair texture, rate of growth, etc. so experimentation is needed to see if sugaring hair removal is a viable method for you.

Browse this frequently asked questions list to make an informed decision:

What is sugaring hair removal?

Using a technique which originated in Egypt, a paste made primarily of sugar is applied to the surface of the skin. The sugaring paste is then removed taking the hair along with it.

How does sugaring work?

The sugaring paste is warmed and then applied thinly to the skin in the direction of the hair growth. Reusable cotton strips are then pressed firmly onto the paste and then sharply pulled back thus removing the hair with the sugaring paste.

On what areas of the body can sugaring be used?

Practically all areas including:

eyebrows upper lip underarms legs arms stomach bikini line

Men have one exception – they cannot use sugaring on the beard due to a different hair root system.

How long before hair regrows after sugaring hair removal?

Generally sugaring hair removal lasts between 4 and 6 weeks depending on the level of hair growth. The hair is removed from the root. Repeated sugaring treatments can tend to weaken the hair so it becomes easier over time.

Is sugaring painful?

Some report a slight sting comparable to ripping a sticky tape from the skin. The skin may be red for a while after sugaring but this usually disappears within 24 hours.

Is sugaring hair removal safe?

Yes, the ingredients are all natural. Sugaring even has healing properties. Paste solutions which are purchased can also contain other ingredients such as citric acid and gum Arabic.

The citric acid is an astringent which can tighten the skin making hair removal easier and the gum Arabic gives a proper consistency to the paste making it easier to remove.

What are the differences between sugaring and waxing?

1. Wax adheres to the hair and the skin.
Sugaring paste adheres only to the hair so there is less discomfort.

2. Wax is applied either hot or cold (in precoated strips) to the skin.
Sugaring paste is used at room temperature or slightly warmed.

3. Wax often contains chemicals which can be a little hard on the skin if used repeatedly.
Sugaring paste is completely natural and gentle on the skin.

4. Wax can be messy to clean up due to the petroleum base.
Sugaring paste is easily cleaned up with water.

Browse the link in the resource box below for the latest in sugaring hair removal products and see if this is the ideal hair removal method you have been looking for.

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bby562go asked:


I would like to use a product that is not a wax or is painful.

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RealityTV_Lover asked:


im a 13 year old girl with lots of hair on the upper lip. its quite dark and noticeable and invites lost of crude remarks. its so annoying! my mom says i should wait a little while to remove it, but i want to know which is the most painless way of hair removal. and is it better to get it done professionally or buying those DIY ones and doing it yourself, which way hurts less? and is it permanent and does it come with redness? if you suggest the DIY, can you recomment a few good brands please? thanks in advance!!

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