Women who shave their face

So this was going to be my question - about the regrowth. I get my lip waxed once a month. It grows back soft and is unnoticeable. I do have that peach fuzz around the jawline and wonder, if I shaved it, how it would regrow. I don't want a five-clock shadow...

I bought that spring thingy years ago and it didn't work for me. It worked best on fine hairs but you have to have enough growth for the spring to grab on to, and I don't want to wait that long for that much growth. That's why I'm not a fan of threading either. I want it off before it grows too long.

That said, I recently started shaving too. I was sick and tired of having to wax all the time.

I get the hag chin hairs and I do pluck those because the regrowth takes longer than cutting off at the skin surface when you wax, shave or thread. If you are lucky you get down to the root.

I found the little shavers super cheap at Daiso, the Japanese dollar store. They sell them in two packs for $1.50 so every time I go I just grab a bunch of packs. One razor lasts me a long time, too. So now I shave my mustache, clean up the sides of my eyebrows and between the brow across the bridge. The little shaver has piece of plastic/cover that slides across the blade so you can control how wide a path the razor shaves. I love those things they work perfect for a woman's face. You can find them on Amazon too, but if you are lucky enough to have a Daiso near you then pick them up there.

I'll never ever go back to waxing or treading. This works great for me.

Eff that spring tool! It brings tears to my eyes.

I have some major peach fuzz since passing 40 + I have one stubborn chin hair that pops up randomly. I carry a tweezer in my purse for that one because I don't seem to notice until I'm out of the house! For the rest, I also use one of the battery operated ones. Works great and pain free! I have also learned not to use the magnifying mirror anymore. It makes me feel bad about myself LOL.

  How the heck did I not know there are Daiso stores in the U.S? I still have a lot of things I bought from them when I lived in Japan, & I left in 1999! Too bad I don't live anywhere near one.

 I have no problem saying I shave. I have naturally black hair (I dye it red), pale as a ghost (seriously, I lived In England & they thought I was pale), & Rosacea. So all other methods are out. And really, the happy bonus of exfoliating in a way that doesn't irritate my Rosacea is pretty great. I usually go every couple days before things pop back up.

 Now I'm planning a visit to oh Yvonne to get some of those Japanese shavers!

Men's facial hair is coarser and thicker than a woman's, generally speaking. Their stubble is so scratchy because of this. Any facial hair a woman has is usually thinner and softer no matter if or how she removes it.

I am speaking from experience as my cancer tried to turn me into a dude and my facial hair became very dude-like over the course of six months. There was no comparison to the texture of my face hair before and after. Even my whiskeriest chin whisker as a lady was softer than my face hair at the height of my tumor's power.

Shaving your face hair does not magically make it into dude-like face hair. That's not a thing.

She is super cute and I think her voice kind of reminds me of Mel B (used to be a Spice Girl) anyway, that spring thing DOES NOT hurt that bad. Seriously....it hurts, of course, but really, she was a lot over the top and dramatic!

I can't even manage to shave my legs more than every 6 weeks. I'm just rocking the 'stache and hoping it turns into a trend.

I bought that spring thingy last time...no, it is straight from satan. So. Much. Pain.

We sounds like the same person light brows, light lashes. I look sick if I don't use makeup to apply then.