What is the regrowth like on blond peach fuzz on lips, chin and cheeks? If I start, will i then be stuck doing this forever? is it permanent at all?
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probably will since not removing hair follicles however the dang thing doesn't work anyways. Not worth the money time or effort. Better off waxing or getting a permanent hair removal!
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My experience has been that the regrowth is reduced greatly and thinner. I don't have to epilate often ( about every other month). Epilating is not permanent but with continuous use, less hair regrows.
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It is not permanent. You will need to redo as new growth comes in. How often depends on how quickly your hair grows. I use this on my face every few days!! I use the larger model on my legs and just started following up with the "After Epilation Cream and Hair regrowth Inhititor" and have found less and less regrowth!! Afraid to try it on my face, but it may be an option. Hope this helped with your decision!! Good luck.
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Hello Hanna, How are you? I bought this product and I use it remove hair from my armpits. However I do use it on my mother's upper lip as well. Because the hair on your chin is described to be thick, then this is the wax for you. Apply a thin layer of wax to the desired area, place your cloth over it, rub in the direction of the hair growth until the wax feels somewhat hardened (5 seconds or so) and then pull in the opposite direction. I'm not a professional at this. I just watch a lot of videos. I usually apply a little bit of baby powder before putting the wax on my skin. Don't forget to gently blow the wax when it's on the stick before applying it to your face. Good luck!
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It's not permanent. I have an Asian friend that likes to put it in a couple parts of her hair for summer and her hair is really dark. It comes out on most I think. I have dirty blonde hair that's why I'm using my friend as an example. I use it to really bring out my highlights in the summer.
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Ok. It does help. I use Rosemary, Lavender, and Black Caster Oil. I am seeing fuzz where there was nothing. But this took several months for me. In addition to using these oils, I am now using a booster (monoxidil - Equate) to hasten the process. I am 58 years old and stress, female pattern baldness, alopecia, perms, and braids have took their toll on my once thick, beautiful hair. I did'nt want to add a chemical but I need all the help I can get. Read the reviews on this product and Women's Rogaine. It's worth the try. You may be glad you did.
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yes, it's great for that. i use it every day because i find it easier (less painful) to use on peach fuzz.
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I do 100 exercises every night and what I see in youtube is work for cheeks, face contour and neck. Where is the marionette lines? I suggest you to see videos in youtube, that help me a lot. Any other question feel free to ask. It will be my pleasure to help you
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From what I've read on other reviews, you can use the body formula on the face. I think they came out with that one first anyways and the face product is a newer addition. I used it on my face though and did not care for it. Like my review says, the product is kind of rubbery once it forms, and it ended up getting stuck on the light peach fuzz (I am Asian and have very little to begin with) and it definitely kind of hurt picking off the little rubber balls of product on my face. Lately, I have been using Origins Modern Friction as a deep exfoliator once a week and I really like it. Good luck.
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OMG! Too Much! In the instructions it says only one light per (25 min) session and to let your skin heal for 24 hours in between sessions. Since I have acne and rosacia, I use the blue light primarily, then I use the red light for collagen production, every third night. I don't have hyerpigmentation anymore, so I do not use the aqua light. More is not prudent with this technology. You can create more damage by inducing inflammation. Be patient and use one light per night. The acne results you will see within a few nights... The other two lights, you will see beginning results around a month (on average and based on other customers and friends). Good Luck! OMG! Too Much! In the instructions it says only one light per (25 min) session and to let your skin heal for 24 hours in between sessions. Since I have acne and rosacia, I use the blue light primarily, then I use the red light for collagen production, every third night. I don't have hyerpigmentation anymore, so I do not use the aqua light. More is not prudent with this technology. You can create more damage by inducing inflammation. Be patient and use one light per night. The acne results you will see within a few nights... The other two lights, you will see beginning results around a month... » Read More OMG! Too Much! In the instructions it says only one light per (25 min) session and to let your skin heal for 24 hours in between sessions. Since I have acne and rosacia, I use the blue light primarily, then I use the red light for collagen production, every third night. I don't have hyerpigmentation anymore, so I do not use the aqua light. More is not prudent with this technology. You can create more damage by inducing inflammation. Be patient and use one light per night. The acne results you will see within a few nights... The other two lights, you will see beginning results around a month (on average and based on other customers and friends). Good Luck! « Show Less
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I used one of these (finishing touch lumina) a couple of days ago for the first time. My peach fuzz had to go...now. I am also blonde fair skinned and of a certain age. :-) I did not press it against my skin while using. I just floated it over my skin as lightly as possible. Afterward you do notice a difference in how the hair feels - it has just been blunt cut, so it has a slightly less smooth feeling. I was completely shocked by how much fuzz came off. I'll take a teeny difference in the way that hairs feels versus a big difference in being able to see it. I read an article from American Family Physicians website ( http://www.aafp.org/afp/2002/1115/p1907.html ) that says "Shaving does not change the thickness or growth rate of human hair. Rather, the rough-textured, beveled edge that shaving produces (compared with the softer, tapered tip of uncut hair) may give the appearance of thickening. Although shaving is a useful and safe method of facial hair removal (and the chief method chosen by men), it is not popular among women. Side effects of shaving are generally minimal. Irritation, often caused by components of the shaving lubricant, and minor cuts can occur. Pseudofolliculitis barbae, caused by the ingrowth of curly hair, is also a fairly common side effect in some ethnic groups." Since I am not "clean shaving" by trying to remove the hair at or below the surface, my facial hair is not curly, nor am I using any shaving product, I don't expect to experience ingrown hairs. So far, I'm completely happy about my choice to "just do it". Best of luck!
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Yes, very much so. It isn't so much the skin tone as is it the hair color and the roots. The darker the shaved root the easier it is for the laser to lock onto. I have used this now for several months and the areas that it bests worked on for me were my face and bikini line. It takes patience in other areas. I have done my underarms and legs and have large spots where no hair grows back at all but there are a few patches that are stubborn. Now that it has cut down on the hair regrowth I just do it every other week after shaving when I have time. The results are that slowly I am not having to shave as much. Good luck! Yes, very much so. It isn't so much the skin tone as is it the hair color and the roots. The darker the shaved root the easier it is for the laser to lock onto. I have used this now for several months and the areas that it bests worked on for me were my face and bikini line. It takes patience in other areas. I have done my underarms and legs and have large spots where no hair grows back at all but there are a few patches that are stubborn. Now that it has cut down on the hair regrowth I just do it every other week after shaving when I have time. The results are that slowly I am not having... » Read More Yes, very much so. It isn't so much the skin tone as is it the hair color and the roots. The darker the shaved root the easier it is for the laser to lock onto. I have used this now for several months and the areas that it bests worked on for me were my face and bikini line. It takes patience in other areas. I have done my underarms and legs and have large spots where no hair grows back at all but there are a few patches that are stubborn. Now that it has cut down on the hair regrowth I just do it every other week after shaving when I have time. The results are that slowly I am not having to shave as much. Good luck! « Show Less
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I wish I could tell you how it worked, I had to stop taking it in the first week because of my face breaking out. Each morning there was a new under the skin, sore blemish, and they were big! I make up my vitamins a month's supply at a time, I had to go and take them all out. What I use now, and I like is the Shen Min Advanced for women, I can see the hair line growing.
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Whatever you do DONT SHAVE and I didn't have the nerve to try it on my peach fuzz because it hurts really bad I only used it on my cheeks. I recommend buying a special cream that burns hair off they sell them at a grocery store or pharmacy and it's pain free! Hope this helps
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No. I did not use for a couple of months and found my lips started decreasing back to their initial size. I just popped them back in daily and continue to use.
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Hi Christianna, thanks for your message. In reviews, people have reported that HairAnew has helped grow their edges. It's definitely worth trying out, we get great feedback and you are also covered by a money back guarantee. If you decide to go ahead, please do report back and let us now how it goes. And if you have any other questions, we'd be happy to help. Best regards, Graeme, Naturenetics.
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I have had it for about 4 weeks. I notice a glow in my cheeks afte using it. I didn't notice a big change but someone who hasn't seen me in a while asked if I got a facelift!
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I've used mine for months and I really do see difference. I use silk n flash once a week and only have to shave my legs once a week now. Hair is finer and only a few grow back within the week as long as you continue using the Silk 'n Flash once a week too.
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Yes, it does. I use it on the peach fuzz right under my lower lip and it works great. Granted, it does hurt, but obviously that's going to be the case with anything that rips out multiple hairs in a second. Though, I have extremely sensitive skin, too. I'm not sure if it's supposed to be used on the face; my old epilator was advertised for facial use and since they appear to be almost exactly the same, I just went ahead and used this without looking into it. It's gentler than what I was using before. I haven't had any problems aside from red bumps that last a couple of hours that come up occasionally which I expect are unavoidable with the process (at least in my case). It may be a concern that using an epilator on the face can increase the risk of ingrown hairs (from what I have read). I've not had a problem with ingrown hairs on my face, though I have had the problem everywhere else I've used an epilator, so I expect this is very accurate. This may be something to think about if you have not used an epilator on your face previously.