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Re: facial hair

From: Anne (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 17 Dec 2001 14:09:42 -0600 (CST)


I had problems with hair on my upper lip, chin, cheeks. It wasn’t terminal hair, but it was dark and quite strong, way beyond the usual peach fuzz. I had to pluck/wax/ bleach weekly to keep it under control. Now I pluck the upper lip hair every three weeks or so (it’s not nearly as much as 6 months ago), and use a facial Braun epilator once a month (it doesn’t hurt because there’s hardly any hair real left to pluck). The hair on my cheeks is very short now, (1-2 mm), blonde, very soft - I can’t even feel it. Haven’t noticed any side effects yet, it tingles only if I use it right after plucking (which one’s not supposed to do anyway). Initially I applied Vaniqa twice a day, but about 2 months ago, someone on the forum wrote she uses it only once a day or every other day. That worked for me, too! You can also use it on moistened face to spread it better. Good luck!

At Mon, 17 Dec 2001, tera wrote: >
>Hi!
>
>Your message sounds very promising. Could you please elaborate? What
>was the extent of your facial hair problem to begin with? What is your
>hair like now? Finer, etc. Please give more info if possible. Thank
>you very much! God bless! Tera
>
>At Sun, 16 Dec 2001, Anne wrote:
>>
>>Please try vaniqa! I've been using it since August and haven't even
>>finished the first pack. It's definitely worth the price. Now I only
>>have to use a facial braun every three wks or so.




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