HeavenLeiBlu
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Firstly, how old were you when you realized that you were hairy and it wasn't cool?
Secondly, how old were you when you actually did something about it? LOL
For me, I think I had a whisker appear on my chin when I was about 16. Nothing major, and it was remedied with tweezers for a few years. However, by the time I got in my early 20s, if I let it go, I had a freakin goatee! First, I would get waxed, but I didn't like the redness afterwards, since I went to a salon to have it done. It was so obvious what I had done, for the rest of the day as I went about my business. I then moved onto threading, but as my hairiness got worse, it was just too expensive to go to a threader once a week, so I learned how to wax myself at home, and on days when I didn't plan on going out. These days, I keep it together by using that tweeze gadget by Emjoi. It works great, but I'm thinking of getting a bigger epilator, now that I've gotten used to this tiny one. I don't know how much of a life span this thing has, either... it's been working for two years w/no problems. I'll still use the Sally Hansen wax strips on my cheeks/sideburns from time to time,for my 'stache b/c it's faster. My hairiniess is mostly in the face. I only have to shave my legs once or twice a year, thank goodness.
The reason I bring this up is because my daughter is 14, and has a little ceremony coming up. I'm wondering if I should get her brows waxed. I've been waxing her 'stache for about 2 years now and I imagine some people would say that's too young. However, she's lighter than me, with the darkest, and I mean JET BLACK hair that I've ever seen, and really long sideburns. She also has really fine, downy hair that grows past her hairline in the back ( like, on her neck). I don't bother too much with the hair in the back, though since her hair covers it. I remember friends of mine just being hairy becuse their moms said they were too young to get groomed or whatever. I don't want my kid having to deal with that. She'll have plenty of other angst to deal with when she starts high school in the fall.
Just wondering how/when you ladies finally got around to taming the beast!
Secondly, how old were you when you actually did something about it? LOL
For me, I think I had a whisker appear on my chin when I was about 16. Nothing major, and it was remedied with tweezers for a few years. However, by the time I got in my early 20s, if I let it go, I had a freakin goatee! First, I would get waxed, but I didn't like the redness afterwards, since I went to a salon to have it done. It was so obvious what I had done, for the rest of the day as I went about my business. I then moved onto threading, but as my hairiness got worse, it was just too expensive to go to a threader once a week, so I learned how to wax myself at home, and on days when I didn't plan on going out. These days, I keep it together by using that tweeze gadget by Emjoi. It works great, but I'm thinking of getting a bigger epilator, now that I've gotten used to this tiny one. I don't know how much of a life span this thing has, either... it's been working for two years w/no problems. I'll still use the Sally Hansen wax strips on my cheeks/sideburns from time to time,for my 'stache b/c it's faster. My hairiniess is mostly in the face. I only have to shave my legs once or twice a year, thank goodness.
The reason I bring this up is because my daughter is 14, and has a little ceremony coming up. I'm wondering if I should get her brows waxed. I've been waxing her 'stache for about 2 years now and I imagine some people would say that's too young. However, she's lighter than me, with the darkest, and I mean JET BLACK hair that I've ever seen, and really long sideburns. She also has really fine, downy hair that grows past her hairline in the back ( like, on her neck). I don't bother too much with the hair in the back, though since her hair covers it. I remember friends of mine just being hairy becuse their moms said they were too young to get groomed or whatever. I don't want my kid having to deal with that. She'll have plenty of other angst to deal with when she starts high school in the fall.
Just wondering how/when you ladies finally got around to taming the beast!