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Permanant Facial Hair Removal?

morningpeasant · 2010-02-05 17:59:22

Hi, all, I am looking for a method of getting rid of upper-lip hair permanently. At the moment I bleach. I have tried using a hair-dissolving cream but that left incredibly undesirable stubble :P I would preferably like to use some sort of cream (that won't cause redness!) as I am a bit worried about laser removal.

05-02-2010 6:59pm

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morningpeasant

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Hi, all,

I am looking for a method of getting rid of upper-lip hair permanently. At the moment I bleach. I have tried using a hair-dissolving cream but that left incredibly undesirable stubble :P I would preferably like to use some sort of cream (that won't cause redness!) as I am a bit worried about laser removal.

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morningpeasant wrote: »

I am a bit worried about laser removal.

Laser is really the only 'permanent' method, although 'permanent' is a bit of a misnomer as you will have to go back for top-up treatments 1-2 times a year after the initial series of treatments.

Why are you worried? IPL is perfectly safe. The only downside is that you have to let the hair grow before each treatment and you'd have to stop bleaching it as most salon's machines don't work on blonde hair.

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