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Originally Posted by mayriv8409 I have the same problem, made worse by the fact that when I was younger I attempted to shave my facial hair...don't ever do that!
A friend of mine used to bleach the hair on her upper lip so I tried it and haven't stopped since. I imagine it's not the safest option because of the chemicals, but it's the only option I have. If I had money I'd opt for the electrolysis because the idea of not having to deal with unwanted hair seems like a dream come true. But since I can't afford it yet, bleach works just fine. |
Shaving does not actually thicken, or worsen the hair growth...It is merely a myth that it comes back thicker. The truth is plucking makes it come back thicker. This is because when you pluck, it casues trauma to the hair follicle and as such the hair follicle tries to heal itself by thickening the next hair to grow.
However, shaving does not cause trauma, it just simply cuts the length of the hair. In agreement though, it is a eternal chore, but people should be aware that shaving does not stimulate thicker growth...Because the hair that is cut is blunt, it may feel ike its coarser, when in fact, its just short. Hope this makes sense?
Personally i shave, and I wish i done this orginally rather than plucking, because now i have more hair from plucking, than what i do from shaving. I do want electrolsis, but money i guess is always a factor....