waxing

**Kitt3n** · April 15th, 2008, 02:09 PM

this has just started happening to me too

i have been getting it waxed.

If you can afford it go for electrolysis or laser. I cant!

**2CheekyMonkeys** · April 15th, 2008, 03:51 PM

no, i cant afford those things either. its a bummer too, i have always thought i was lucky not to have to worry about getting hair there. i am moderatly fair so i dont know if it is an age thing that it is happening now.

so now that you had your first wax is it a thing you always have to do?

**Kitt3n** · April 15th, 2008, 04:14 PM

i guess so, until i can afford the previously mentioned methods!

**Cricket** · April 16th, 2008, 01:13 AM

Waxing does make hair grow back thicker or darker. In fact, I think more women say that the more often they wax, the less hair that grows back, after a while.
The only drawback to me is the OUCH and the ingrown hairs.

**LimeSlice** · April 16th, 2008, 01:49 AM

Cricket - did you mean doesnt?
Waxing generally grows back much finer and fewer, and much fairer (usually) expecially if it isnt dark to begin with. Shaving will cause it to grow coarse

I get my lip and *ahem* my chin waxed. After I stopped taking the pill, i got very dark hair on both. So waxing is the only thing that works (as I cannot afford laser either!! lol) I find now that I only need to do my lip every 8-10 weeks, sometimes longer, and my chin whilst getting better, still has to be done every 6-8 weeks with my eyebrows.

Just make sure that you go to someone who is experienced, the wax isnt too hot and that they use HOT wax (not strip wax) on your face - you will get less reaction from it.

Are you in melbourne or Perth? I can recommend someone

HTH