Facial hair

MissAdventure 2 finger salute

Yes it is, but it takes time, especially if you have dark strong hairs.

When I started electrolysis in my 40s I went weekly for a year or so and then gradually as the growth got weaker went less often. I now have ot once or twice a year.

The problem is your face is covered with fine hairs so as one crop of coarse hairs are removed, more fine hairs become coarser, not cause and effect, but part of the ageing process. So as each group of new hairs become coarse, they need removing

I am blessed with strong luxuriant hair on my head, it has thinned very little. The downside is, it is luxuriant elsewhere as well, although body hair has reduced considerably in the last five years.

I can remember seeing old ladies with beards when I was a child, and I am so glad electrolysis has enabled me to avoid the same fate.

I remember some sixth form girl (chatting about which teachers they used to be scared of ) saying “miss X ….when she got cross the hairs on her chin wobbled”

Made me double check mine each morning !!

They seem to have the knack of avoiding whatever it is you try by lying flat until the coast is clear, then popping up, victorious, to give a 2 finger salute.

MissAdventure

Life is cruel.
I've never really had eyebrows, and I'm going bald, but my chin hairs are flourishing.

? I’ve lost most of my head hair through chemo but still have hairs on chin !!

Is that a permanent thing though
MissAdventure

I bought a threading type thing on the recommendation of someone here.
2 of them were only about £4 and they worked.
They broke through.

Probably all that wrestling with my beard.

Are there any side effects

How does it work is it expensive, thank you

Monica is Electrolysis permanent

Hiraeth I know me too

Electrolysis is the only solution for those with a big problem. Without it, I would have a beard to rival DH's

paddyann54 I did not know you could get cream from your GP How long does it last once you do that

How much was the epilator n please can you let us know if it works

It's the bain of my life too!

I have „threading „ done every 6 weeks . I’m very fair but have black hairs appearing on my chin and they’re spiky ?

Ihad mine lasered 20 something years ago .it only lasted a few years,Maybe new tech lasers are better? For now I get cream from my GP and it sprt of keeps it under control but I just bought an epilator on advice from my daughter.She is excessively hairy due to polycystic ovaries and she says the new epilators are fab...so I'll give it a go .If you find somethng that works well please post on here .Its the bane of my life

We need a solution guys for this blinking facial hair

Someone must know something

You have confused me too now

But *
MissAdventure* were not talking about men's baldness! We're talking about women's facilities hair

Not his! Mine!
I'm losing the will to live here.

I've tried nearly everything on the market for his hairloss.
I'm having to use a prescribed shampoo for other issues, for now, so perhaps that will help I know it won't

I don't think shaving is a good idea I think that makes it grow more

If you are loosing your hair speak to your hairdressers there are some things on the market that might help, I use Pantene hair thickness and it works

I might try the laser in hope that works

I have found at least 3 hair sprouting on my chin

You’re lucky ???

ExDancer You're right, my hair is white (it would be if I didn't keep dyeing it) but my moustache is black! I shave that and my chin.

Lack of hormones.
Another reason to take HRT.

Its those pesky hormones, or lack of!
Can anyone explain why, when the hair on your head goes white, the new ones on your top lip are black?