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Originally Posted by ssgramma
Originally Posted by AlwaysQuilting
Originally Posted by pojo
That cream is around 90.00 a tube Insurance won't pay for it either.
I also think that you shouldn't tell a woman that she has a long hair on her face unless you're willing to let her use your tweezers! LOL Just my opinion--- Sue |
Originally Posted by ann31039
i had never thought about plucking the under chin hairs till i had a dental appt and the hygenist had long black ones i had to stare at while she cleaned my teeth. first thing i did when i got in the car was to look at mine!!! lol the things we ladies do!
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Originally Posted by watterstide
Originally Posted by redvette54
I guess this is something most women don't want to talk about. Thanks to menopause, I now own a 15x maginfing mirror with a LED light. Those hairs drive me nuts.
i wish i could wax my chin and above my lip.. there used to be a product called "nads" i wonder if they still make it and if it works? |
ROFLMBO! This is too funny and so close to home! I thought I was the only one whose mirror and tweezers were a permanent fixture on the coffee table while watching tv! Thank you ladies for the laughter! Love ya all!
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Now I don't feel alone anymore. At least I guess I'm normal like everyone else...
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Oh thank God I've found a place to hang out where people won't be pointing and laughing at my chin hairs. Unfortunately, I'm very allergic to Nair, wax, Nads, etc. and every time I've tried using any of those products I've had the skin blister and peel and it usually takes a good two weeks to heal. So, I walk around looking like an idiot. I've got hairy toes, hairy fingers, a hairy face and arms that would match a gorilla. I've had hairy arms since my teen years. I pluck and pluck my chin hairs, shave my toes, use the Sally Hansen gentle hair remover on my fingers and for my arms, I have this thing with rotating things like sandpaper. Works pretty good, but if I let it sit in one place too long I end up with sores on my arms. I hadn't had a period since last August and spotted a couple days in February and doc says I gotta start the count all over again. I've been doing this for over 4 years now and the hot flashes are getting worse now. But I feel so much better now knowing I have such good company!!!
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Originally Posted by QuiltswithConvicts
OK, so explain to me why we get a "third eyebrow" on our chins, but we loose hair down where the sun doesn't shine! I was wondering (when I was much younger) if that area turned grey when the rest of us did. Still don't know as it's gone!!! Glad it was there and not on top of the head!!!
I pluck everything that's not supposed to be anywhere there's something that doesn't belong there! I have noticed that there's less in the eyebrow area to pluck, but what's there has a will of its own & likes to stick up. Mousse works great at taming it. Yes, it does go gray too! Always wondered why no one ever mentions it! Thought I was just "weird". |
If that David is out there he hasn't commented on this subject! Was first to post on this and was SHOCKED when came back today more tears (from laughter) I think. then some of Ditters best jokes!! Still fingering that hair think long enough to grab it now!!:)
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Originally Posted by SherriB
I am ready for menopause!!! I am tired of heavy periods. I am 45 and ready to not have a monthly visitor wearing me out. I will have to check into electrolysis. My eyes are not nearly good enough to see those pesky chin hairs. Ugh!
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I have found a mini maglite works really well to illuminate under the chin in the magnifying mirror.
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