The waxing will remove the blond hairs as well (which I like, cause while I have some dark ones, I also have some light ones that are quite thick and corse which bug me and can be seen in the sunlight) my little brother once called me beard lady it was the first time I had noticed it and it was because I was in the sun and the lighter hairs were noticeable.
Another option - and people might think I'm crazy, it's shaving... Yes I know! We don't usually say that its a good idea - but bare with me! For laser you have to shave in between treatments, and just before a treatment so the laser gets the follicle, not the hair.
You do have to keep going for laser, so it's expensive in the short term, and then longer term the treatments are spaced out. Also PCOS doesn't respond as well to laser as a typical person - cause it's the hormonal issue a which care the extra hair. I was going about once every ten weeks before I was pregnant. So that's five times a year - ish.... It's a lot of money to find on a tight budget. But if you can find the spare money it's worth it. I have noticed the hairs bothering me a bit more again since I haven't been able to go to laser. But I am shaving them off cause it's easier and it isn't making them thicker or more prominent or anything. Occasionally I'll wax them off to give myself a bit of a break (or pluck a few really dark or annoying ones) but mostly the shaving has just become a habit cause the laser works better that way.
Ps... So nice to see you back around here, you sound really well and that is great xox
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