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Facial Hair!!!! Uugghhhhhh Please Help

Hi Ladies, so i have a question and to me it is a strange one but im hoping im not the only one out there with this problem.
FACIAL HAIR! It is growing around my chin, and it just really grosses me out. I keep thinking im not a man why do i have hair there. I have took a razor and shaved it off (its not long to where it is noticiable but it is to me) but ofcourse that leaves like stubble or something. I just cant stand this. Is there anyone who has the same problem or something similar? If so please help me with ideas on how to get rid of this embarrasing thing in my life!

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Ok so i got some wax and used it and it BURNT me or either made my face RAW! Im not sure which one all i know is that is sure does hurt:( Guess i did something wrong. I have a appointment with my gyno late november. but i think i asked him about it before and he told me it was normal nothing to worry about. i guess next thing ill try is plucking! OUCH! That sounds painful to. Thank you to everyone who gave me advice

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I have a moustache, and it's because my body produces too much testosterone, the male hormone. All women have a small amount in their system, but because of a condition called PCOS, I produce too much. I also have irregular, unpredictable periods, and I gain weight even if I eat healthy and exercise. Try googling Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and see what you come up with. I pluck the really long hairs on my upper lip instead of shaving, because it doesn't leave stubble. Or you could try waxing.

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I think alot of women have this problem and we just don't know about it - not that that helps any. I tweeze as well - I have a few yucky black hairs on my chin - I can't believe how fast they grow! I even tried lasering them a few years ago and honestly I didn't notice any difference. Good luck!

J.

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Tweeze or use a lotion, but DON'T shave!! Shaving will only make it worse, and as you've experienced, leave stubble. A few dark hairs, just tweeze them, or use a cream like Nair. They make it for the lip & chin. I've used Nair for years on my upper lip and have never had a problem with it. I really hope this helps. Good luck!

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I have a moustache, and it's because my body produces too much testosterone, the male hormone. All women have a small amount in their system, but because of a condition called PCOS, I produce too much. I also have irregular, unpredictable periods, and I gain weight even if I eat healthy and exercise. Try googling Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and see what you come up with. I pluck the really long hairs on my upper lip instead of shaving, because it doesn't leave stubble. Or you could try waxing.

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Don't never shave it pull it out! So it doesn't come back, or wax it. If your taking any kind of hormones that will cause it, may want to concider a different plan.

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Oh how I feel your pain with the unwanted facial hair. I have VERY NOTICEABLE black facial that grows on my chin as well as my neck. NEVER shave it. It will grow back thicker and darker. Pluck them or wax them. I would first go to the doctor about your concern. It could be medically treated. Just know that you are not alone.

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First thing try not to shave it anymore.Even though Ive been told that the "If you shav it, it will grow back faster and thicker", is a old wives tale.I have actually proven that theory once on my legs.I know it sounds wierd but I let the hair on my legs grow out a little and for a few days just shaved a little portion of my leg and not only did that little spot come back faster but it grew back faster longer ans thicker than the rest.If anything wax it or find some cream that is a natural hair remover and one that stunts the growth.Having children,especially boys will cause hair growth where it wasnt before.I have 2 boys and after my first I started getting tiny...very unnoticable hairs like 1 or 2 pop up,I usually just tweeze them out before they get out the skin good.Mine arent as bad as you make yours seem..my husband says I need to stop nit picking b/c he can never see anything.But I can feel it when I feel under my chin so I get them as soon as I ca grab them lol.I did hear of some cream somewhere that was suppose to stop ur hair from growing as long as u applied the cream but I believe I seen it on a info commercial.Try looking in your local drugstore to see if you can find something to try.If the spot is small then just buy som pre cut wax strips and those should last you a while.I dont recommend nair simply b/c I used it once yrs ago on my legs and I have a scar from where it burned through my skin and It wasnt even on my skin for the required time.Gl though.Sorry I couldnt give you a name of a product.

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I have had that problem for a year my OBgyn said it's normal for some women. Well it is embaressing , so any way
it's kinda pricy , but instead of noticing places on my chin and lip I forgot to pluck during the day. I am going to Ideal Image and having laser hair removal done. They
are the only place with garantee results. I am on my 2nd treatment and so far happy. It will take about a year to complete the whole process.

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Hi, I had two girlfriends with this problem in college. One ended up taking hormones b/c she was out of balance. Don't know the details, but you are not alone!!

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