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Thank you so much! … Thank you so much! And hair removal creams are my least favourite option, I cant stand them, I can even say that I prefer the painful waxing method! I try to keep in mind (and repeat it to all of my friends-that happen to be brunettes) that ITS JUST HAIR! We should take it easy and not be willing to jeopardize our health in order to be fuzz-free: lazers and weird chemicals are excluded for me- i really appreciate my epilator.
Also, I completely … Also, I completely agree about hair removal creams- they smell awful, are chock full of chemicals, and for people with sensitive skin like us, they can be dangerous to use–I’ve burned myself using creams like Nair before, and it’s absolutely awful-it can even leave a permanent mark. And for what? The results, at least for me, are no better than shaving.
great video. you’re … great video. you’re brave to breach the subject, and it’s true, brunettes with fair skin do have to deal with more visible hair than others and it can be really frustrating. I find that bleaching works great for darker peach fuzz in larger areas.
Epilating
November 28th, 2009 at 11:36 am
Thank you so much! …
Thank you so much! And hair removal creams are my least favourite option, I cant stand them, I can even say that I prefer the painful waxing method! I try to keep in mind (and repeat it to all of my friends-that happen to be brunettes) that ITS JUST HAIR! We should take it easy and not be willing to jeopardize our health in order to be fuzz-free: lazers and weird chemicals are excluded for me- i really appreciate my epilator.
November 28th, 2009 at 11:36 am
Also, I completely …
Also, I completely agree about hair removal creams- they smell awful, are chock full of chemicals, and for people with sensitive skin like us, they can be dangerous to use–I’ve burned myself using creams like Nair before, and it’s absolutely awful-it can even leave a permanent mark. And for what? The results, at least for me, are no better than shaving.
November 28th, 2009 at 11:36 am
great video. you’re …
great video. you’re brave to breach the subject, and it’s true, brunettes with fair skin do have to deal with more visible hair than others and it can be really frustrating. I find that bleaching works great for darker peach fuzz in larger areas.