Beauty

[monicakm]

Saw this tonight

[Desertdi]

Excess hair "could  be" a hormonal thing.    Some "fuzz" is normal...but if you start looking like a guy...maybe a person should see a REAL doctor (!!!)

[Shanus]

@monicakm  @Desertdi   I have a bit of peach fuzz on the sides of my face...very light color, but I notice it. I use those little, inexpensive razors (5 to a pk.). It's best to use a fresh one each time.

[SilleeMee]

Copper peptide serum will also encourage hair to grow. 

[Desertdi]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

Copper peptide serum will also encourage hair to grow. 

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@SilleeMee   OOOO Thanks!    Didn't know that.    di

[frenchie]

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@Shanus wrote:

@monicakm  @Desertdi   I have a bit of peach fuzz on the sides of my face...very light color, but I notice it. I use those little, inexpensive razors (5 to a pk.). It's best to use a fresh one each time.

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I recently noticed these on Amazon and thinking of trying them. As I'm standing by my front door window in the sunlight doing my eyebrows, wow so much fuzz all over. I suppose you really have to be careful. I can see myself with a few dots of kleenex on my face. Any suggestions on using would be helpful and how often should it be done?

[monicakm]

I'm not sure why so many hesitate to do this.  It's nothing new.  Seems as tho it's "in the news" again tho.  As long as it's been around, if it was going to make your hair grow back thicker or darker, women around the world wouldn't be doing it.  I've been doing it for at least 25 years.  I sure wish I could find that photo I show you guys a few years ago of makeup on peach fuzz.  What's not to like about it (unless you embrace your peach fuzz).  Face appears thinner, makeup doesn't cling, and complexion benefits from exfoliation.  I don't think one of those Flawless Finish devices would help with exfoliation tho.  I usually grab a razor.