FACIAL HAIR problems. dun dun dun ! help please ! ! !

Friend's got FACIAL hair problems!
I guess you can say.. PEACH HAIR. or that FUZZY stuff on your face. but hers is a taaaddd bit more noticeable than average people. Her face isn't a monkey's face, but her peach fuzz isn't PEACH FUZZ. Should she wax it or not? It can become longer and darker right?

I know not to even mention SHAVING it...

She's fair-skinned. Not really on the tan side. When it's sunny out, you can see her peach fuzz. It's pretty long for.. facial hair ..

How about those facial creams that supposibly thin out the hair on your face. Do those work ??

All advice/comments welcome!

Methods of treating facial hair

Shaving
Plus: easy, fast, and cheap
Minus: you have to do it every day or two

Waxing
Plus: fast and complete
Minus
- gotta make an appointment
- painful
- Eventually the natural cycle of hair growth will cause hairs to grow in every day, so you end up with lots of growth soon after appointments.
- Can be expensive when used over a period of years.

Plucking
Plus - easy to do at home
Minus - works best for a few hairs

Epilation
Plus
- easy to do at home as often as you like
- Once you buy the device, there are no more costs.
Minus
- You have to buy an epilator.
- painful, but you get used to it

Bleaching
Plus - can be done at home
Minus
- Skin may be sensitive to chemicals.
- Causes blackheads.
- Can only turn the hair blond, making it less noticeable.

Laser hair removal
Plus - permanent
Minus
- expensive, you need to come up with a large amount of money all at once for a treatment
- followup treatment is necessary

Electrology
Plus - permanent
Minus
- expensive, though costs can be spread out, as you need not do it all at once
- time-consuming, requiring many appointments
- painful

I did a lot of electrolysis years ago, and I never regretted it. I never have to shave my legs, and I think of what a hassle that used to be. (OK, sometimes I wonder what I'd do with all that money, haha.)

If you really hate facial hair (or any other body hair), you should consider getting it removed permanently. Costs of waxing add up, too.

Tell your friend to grow a cool beard or sumthin.

I would suggest that your friend buy a bleaching kit that's especially for facial hair. You can get that just about any store like Wal-Mart. Make sure your friends knows that she has to do a small test spot to see how her skin takes it to it, because some people have very sensitive skin. I would not shave because you grow back stuble and it will even more noticable, plus you'll have to shave it basically every day! Waxing could be another option, but it's actually rather painful and could leave your skin very irriated because that area is very sensitive. I would not suggest plucking either, that seems extremely painful, and it will cause irritation and possibly ingrown hairs after awhile.

Hahaah thats funny. Yea me! i'm thinking of trying it out too. You tend to get self-conscious when someone around you constantly is. Agree ? disagree?

I shall try the bleach kit..

She'll try waxing.


ouch. we'll see.

Waxing is the best way to go ..painful a wee bit but worth it and you will get used to it...also 75% of women shave ~ usually the upper lip.
Bleaching ...hello you can still see the hair!

Yep..................Electrolysis and Laser...... worth the money.... They are gone F O R E V E R  !!!

I was haunted by 'renegade hairs' popping up, and could not keep up with the FBI-type searching in the mirror....!!!

Seven years on my wedding day... I was the usual bride... gown and all the works..... but I did my own hair and cosmetics, as it was out in the country, and I did not want to hassle with the pros coming out... So, at the reception, I excused myself and in the ladies room noticed a darker than normal spot under  the left side of my chin (like a pencil dot)... I dillied with and it turned out to be A ONE INCH CORKSCREW HAIR!!!!  Mortified!!  Thank God, it was not dangling like a chandelier.... Off to the electrolysis expert the following month!!!! Tee Hee

all i can say is...
THREAD!!!
its easy and fast...but it takes alot of practise...and its reeeeeeeeeellllllli cheap..just take a simple thin thread, tie the 2 ends together, hold it up in a rectangular shape with your index finger and thumb, twist it atleast 5 times in the middle...after thats dun, place your thread on one hair at a time (for beginngers)...make 1 set of fingers smaller and one set bigger then quickly switch (make sure u trap that hair inbetween the twists and thread), when you swith make the finger set which was small, big and the finger set that was big, small. it takes loads of practice but in the long run its cheap and easier then anything else.
Hope that helps.