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Has anyone ever used the creams you can get to dissolve facial hair?

Any negative after effects?

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A nice chemical burn.

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Yeah, but the hair was gone, right? Laughing

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blacksmithn wrote:

Yeah, but the hair was gone, right?

ha!! funny but traumatic.

Things have gone ok so far Im just worried about it growing back quickly and me looking like Fredie Mercury.

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http://www.netmemorials.co.uk/00%20Freddie%2001Large.JPG

Yeah, that WOULD tickle at the most inopportune times!

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material girl wrote:

Im just worried about it growing back quickly and me looking like Fredie Mercury.

I'm sorry, I know I shouldn't be laughing at this, but I am.

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Im glad a lifetime of my misery is funny for you.I got so depressed about it I just dissolved it off instead of my continuous bleaching which led to nasty comments from tw*tty guys.Dissolving is something Id thought about for years but was too worried.....oh my God, to add to my trauma Queens 'Its a kind of Magic' has just started playing on the radio!!!!!

Should I take it as a good omen??!!

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I had a girlfriend who had the same issue. Trust me, it wasn't your misery that made me laugh. It was that beautiful comparison to Freddie.
Anyone crass enough to point something like that out should be kicked in the groin. Repeatedly. With a steel boot. Not steel toed. Just steel. And pointed.

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Hey, we're laughing WITH you, not AT you!

Okay, we're laughing at you a little bit.

Alright, we're just ouright laughing at you.

But we're feeling really, really guilty about it!

Well, a bit guilty anyway....

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tin_sword_arthur wrote:

I had a girlfriend who had the same issue. Trust me, it wasn't your misery that made me laugh. It was that beautiful comparison to Freddie.
Anyone crass enough to point something like that out should be kicked in the groin. Repeatedly. With a steel boot. Not steel toed. Just steel. And pointed.

I agree and would be glad too.

I htought about comparing myself to Magnum PI but I think Freddy is better.
Fine, Id like to think I have a sense of humour but its on my face, its not like i can keep it covered like I can with my unnaturally hairy legs.
It isnt funny if a guy wont talk to me coz my stubble is more impressive than his.

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And if that's what's driving him away, then he's the type of guy you probably don't want to talk to, anyway.

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I've often wondered, couldn't you just shave it, like with legs? Or would that make matters worse?

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blacksmithn wrote:

I've often wondered, couldn't you just shave it, like with legs? Or would that make matters worse?

I can only imagine the same thing would happen to a woman that happens with a man.Do yu want to see your lady with a 5 o clock shadow?

Then again maybe dissolving it is gona be the same.
Ive been thinking about electrolosis.What puts me off is that my mum had it done and it didnt work, it costs at least £600 and I read that the area has to b shaved beforehand.

Oh well, too late now.Il be a freak for life.

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I tried it once - didn't hurt me, but it didn't work very well either. It also smelled horrible - like a bad perm.

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Linkat wrote:

I tried it once - didn't hurt me, but it didn't work very well either. It also smelled horrible - like a bad perm.

thats an idea, I could have curled it!

How didnt it work?

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What about waxing?

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Pain, redness, blotchyness.Not pursuadable things for me.

My friend waxes hers and has no troubles, never knew she had a reason to wax.
Dam it!!

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Laser hair removal?

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Get it lasered. Yes it's pricey but after a treatment or two, you NEVER have to worry about it again.

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