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Re: Facial Hair

From: Mary (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 11 May 2000 17:59:13 -0500 (CDT)

I agree with you Barbara--once hairs get converted (by the male hormones) to the thick course kind, that's it. They don't turn back to the baby blond invisible hairs they once were. I don't know about slowing down the growth--maybe that can happen and maybe not. But you can't make them go away unless shave or electro. or something. It's not like it's a new hair, it's the same hair yu always had that just got converted. And now it's stuck that way.

(sorry girls! ) <:(

At Thu, 11 May 2000, Barbara wrote: >
>I have noticed that many of us are hoping to alleviate our facial hair
>problems by using low-carb diets, supplements or medications such as
>Met.
>It is my understanding that once a hair is "terminal" ie: black and
>coarse it is permanently that way. You may lessen your problem by
>regulating your hormones so that more hairs don't go "terminal" but you
>will still be stuck with the hairs you do have because a terminal hair
>follicle will always produce a terminal hair.
>Anyone have any different information or different experiences with
>this?
>
>--
>Barbara
>

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