Facial Hair - peach fuzz and stiff chin hairs

I use a little shaver every other day or so. It works fine. 

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I have two whiskers on my chin that I pluck. I also have longish "mustache" hairs on the corners of my mouth and I shave those every couple of days or so. I tried getting it waxed before but the hairs are so fine it didn't work that great. Occasionally I'll shave the area between my eyebrows, too- usually I pluck. I get that waxed a couple of times a year, along with my brow arches. I forget to do it a lot of the time and I'm cheap. Occasionally I'll shave my "sideburns", too.

I'm interested in the shaver SabrinaP mentioned- I just put it in my cart.

My face is pretty hairy but I'm very blonde so it doesn't show much, even when I don't shave. It just bothers me.

Pluck and "micro-blade" (shave with that little teeny blade!) And cut sometimes with manicure scissors -- I also have gorilla hairs on my arms -- just about 10 wild things that spring up and bristle.

Check out the seller on Amazon before buying. I got one that arrived sealed to a card like you would expect but the barrel was covered in fingerprints and was dirty inside. It had obviously been used. The seller - in China - wanted me to accept money off the price because “it’s too expensive to accept returns to China.” They eventually refunded in full and told me to bin the item.

This is the one I chose and judging by the price here, these are coming from China too.  I bought the same one from a reputable national chain of chemists and it works very well but cost half as much again.    LINKlink

i have been dealing with the chin whiskers for 15 years or more. first it is just a couple, but they multiply over the years. wait for it, girls!

i pluck 'em.

I have PCOS so I’ve always had the stiff whiskers. I pluck several a day. For the peach fuzz I use the Finishing Touch shaver, which I buy at Fred Meyer but I’ve seen them elsewhere in the “As Seen on TV” section. I use it about once a week and it works really well on the fuzz.

My peach fuzz always grows back soft. I’ve used a small face razor on it in the past as well and I’ve never had issues with it growing back coarse. Only my true whiskers do that.

With menopause, came a heavy layer of peach fuzz all over my face, particularly heavy on my jawline. It showed a lot when I used foundation.
I now shave it.

At first, I used one of those little as seen on tv hair removers, but it  didn't get it all the way smooth and left a light stubble.
I tried a hair remover cream, and it irritated my skin.
Waxing irritates my skin.
I shave it off about every 4-6 days, depending on growth and if and when I am leaving home.
Using the less expensive razors on my face cause me razor burn and irritation. I currently use the Noxema four blade and it causes me no irritation.

I have a couple coarse dark chin hairs that seem to pop out overnight. I pull them with my tweezers.

I have persistent hairs on my chin that are really annoying. I shave it every day with a flawless touch razor. About a month ago I used one of those tinkle style razors on the rest of my face and liked that. It hasn't made the hair grow back any differently.

I use a super cheap single-blade razor, dry, and just lightly shave everything off. Works like a charm!

I love the Flawless Finishing Touch. I do not like the tinkle razors. They pull and hurt. Maybe I'm just sensitive. But I don't have any issues with the Flawless product.

I also use Tinkle razors for fuzz. I pluck the stiff ones.

Shaving does not make hair grow back coarser. It might feel different, because shaving cuts it off,so you are feeling stubble, but it doesn't get thicker or coarser.

Noxema use to have the best tiny bikini shaver that worked SO good on those few chin hairs and magic on eyebrows. It was so much easier to use than the Tinkle type blades. They of course don't make them anymore.

But this little shaver is an exact dupe and works great! It's about 1" wide and is easy to use on the face. If you rinse it and let it dry it lasts a very long time! www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Q1FL7ZF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It just grows back as peach fuss - mine hasn't gotten thicker or darker. 

I agree that peach fuzz grows back as peach fuzz. But the ones on my chin are coarser and grow back very quickly. Is there anything that helps with that?