can you adjust electric razors... or can you get electric razors which leave facial hair at different lenghts... not a real close shave, leaving shortish stubble?
well, you can't get razors that don't cut all. But you can get some trimmer's like the ones used in barber shops and they cut different lengths....
basically i want to know if i shave with a razor will i grow thicker facial hair because i never shave with i razor i use a trimmer
no kind of hair removal will make your hair grow back thicker. You only have so may hair follicles, and shaving just cuts off the hair at the skin level, so it doesn't even remove the follicle base. It may seem thicker, or more rough...but thats just because the ends of the hairs have been cut, so they are sharp.
I've been shaving with a razor for a long time,believe me the hair doesn't grow back any thicker,it's a myth
cutting your hair doesnt make it change at all, thats a huge myth
Shaving with a razor doesn't have anything to do with thinkness of the hair.
Frequent shaving may lead to a faster growth rate of hair.
For thick hairs u need to have more vitamins
I have a problem on my face in which hair grows in places it shouldnt grow such as my forehead and other places of my face. does anyone know of a CREAM or SOLUTION or method (besides shaving) which would just stop the cycle of facial hair completely? just make it not grow at all
acid?
ha, no. i'm just kidding. i saw this cream thing in wal*mart once a few years ago. it doesnt get rid of hair, but it makes it thinner as it grows in so you wouldnt be able to see it as well.
i didnt buy it, so i dont know if it works. and just maybe, if i knew that a few years later i would need to use that interesting bit of information, i would have remembered what it was called. but i didnt, so i dont. sorry.
but good luck with the whole bye-bye hair thing. seems a worthwhile conquest.
Sorry to say, I don't think so. Especially not a cream or solution. If there was, wouldn't all of us have some so girls wouldn't have to shave their legs anymore and guys wouldn't have to shave their face??? Then only thing you can do for it is get laser hair removal. Sorry.
some do wax their faces, but the main reason they look hairless is the airbrushing used on the images we see...
yay! they aren't perfect
Well, almost all photographs of models and celebrities are photoshopped so you can't see any facial hairs.
If you have upper lip or sideburn hairs, you should have them waxed off. You can do this at home.
I'd recommend the "Microtweeze" brand of wax because it isn't sticky and you don't have to use strips. You pop the container in the microwave and heat it, then apply it to your skin and pull it off after it dries.
It doesn't grow back thicker. It actually takes a while to grow back and grows in thin. It can also be used for the eyebrows and bikini area as well.
You can buy "Microtweeze" at any local Sally's beauty supply or online.
Ya I too have thought about that question a lot. How do they keep it up????
Hey
Thought my answer might help hehe
Well i do modelling and no i dont wax my face lol
For photoshoots its about setting the colour and tone exactly right to get that flawless look, its not always about airbrushing.
For runways, well you just put makeupon and you cant see it.
Thats about it
xx
lazer hair removal
i think make up does the trick
can you adjust electric razors... or can you get electric razors which leave facial hair at different lenghts... not a real close shave, leaving shortish stubble?
well, you can't get razors that don't cut all. But you can get some trimmer's like the ones used in barber shops and they cut different lengths....
I have some facial hair that I have to keep waxing and waxing often breaks me out, leaving ugly bumps and blemishes... I am now considering having them permanently removed but I am not experienced with such services, I searched the internet but it seems that most sites are out to sell their own products, however, "Finally Free" worth $100 from nevershaveagain.com seems really appealing but I am still a little skeptacle because as I mentioned before, I don't know too much about permanent hair removal... Has anyone had it done? If so, What procedure did you use? How long did it take to get the results that YOU wanted? How much did it cost you? I sincerely appreciate all your help! Thanks.
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Lazer hair removal or electrolysis it the only way.....but its expensive and it takes more than one treatment
Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods.
Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful.
Electrolysis and laser hair removal are 閳ユ笡ermanent閳?hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.
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If someone were to dye their head hair, facial hair, eyebrows; get any kind of peircing or tattoo; or, even liposuction or plastic surgery ( all of which change your physical appearence. some of which, however, are more healthy then others)... could any of that be a reason to suspect that this person shows unconfidence ( and a sense of weakness) with his/her current image and self esteem; and so wants to change it in order to create a better "social fit".
Please DON'T respond with a "they do it to look better for themselves". Saying this would assume that this person has never been influenced by society in any way and is having these ideas out of complete thin air, which IS NOT true. They clearly see others doing these things and so have the idea to do it themselves.
So again, my question is: would causing these changes be a result of being unconfident and weak psychologically?
dying hair, peircing, tattoo - for attention seekers
surgery - low confidence
they're different, so to speak.
Boy, I sure hope not! I'm a hairstylist and I need these people's
money- These people are simply vain!
The answer is "no." "Why" people do things is very individualistic, and has to do with what they want to get as a result of what they do. Some people are more concerned with how they appear (either to themselves or others), and other people, while not caring in terms of "egotism" still care in terms of looking good to other people.
Certainly it is a complete error to say that purposeful changes in physical appearance are a sign of weakness of lack of self-confidence.
