Hair & Body Care Help

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faer

Oily/Sensitive

1 February, 2024

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Dermaplane, Wax, or Shave?

Do you prefer dermaplaning, waxing, or shaving to remove facial hair? I've tried all of them and so far I like how long the results last from waxing, yet how smooth and quick dermaplaning is, and I try to avoid having unless I'm in a rush. Lmk what your go to is! I'm also open to hearing about anyone that has had success with laser hair removal or any other methods. Thanks for reading 💕
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Pickycarrie

Oily/Resilient

2 February, 2024

Following bc as I’m getting older lil facial hairs are popping up, obvious ones! The joys of aging lol 😂
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merllamicorn

Oily/Resilient

2 February, 2024

In my humble opinion, there are two "best" ways to go: 1.) Dermaplaning. Love this option!!! It's quick and easy, and leaves you super smooth. It also "exfoliates" while you're removing the hair (by gently removing any skin ready to be removed). You can use support affordable manual tools or electric ones and get great results either way. 2.) Nair Prep & Smooth Face (not in database to tag, sorry). I was sent this in exchange for a review a long time ago and fell in love. It is AMAZING. It works perfectly, getting you baby smooth and making the skin super soft; it also seems like the gate grows back slower after use. The applicator is great as well. I always keep some on hand (I've purchased it myself twice).
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Spectra369

Dry/Sensitive

2 February, 2024

Once I have used facial hair removal cream and it burnt my face, I can see brusted veins on my face, bad experience.
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kateislovinglife

Dry/Resilient

2 February, 2024

I go for dermaplaning because it’s quicker and gives me great results! I always do it after applying moisturiser though so my skin doesn’t feel irritated and then follow up with an oil or something like Drunk Elephant F Balm (as I usually do it in the evening).
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faer

Oily/Sensitive

2 February, 2024

Interesting! I was taught to keep the skin taught and use an oil, but that totally makes sense that you wouldn't want to irritate the skin especially if it's on the drier side! I also agree that later in the evening is best (I feel like I can really take my time then and it's much more enjoyable). Thank you for your response!
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SarahSmile

Dry/Sensitive

2 February, 2024

Dermaplaning!! I LOVE it!!
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faer

Oily/Sensitive

2 February, 2024

Ikr? It's such a calming experience!
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AddyC

Oily/Resilient

2 February, 2024

I dermaplane with “bio oil”
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faer

Oily/Sensitive

2 February, 2024

Have yet to try bio oil! I've seen/heard such good things about it so it would seem that it would also possibly help with maintaining some elasticity and fading dark marks! I love that lol thank you 😊
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