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CP: facial hair (PCOS girls come in)

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CP: facial hair (PCOS girls come in) 37 votes

Tweeze
37% 14 votes
Wax
8% 3 votes
Bleach
5% 2 votes
Shave
21% 8 votes
SS
27% 10 votes

Re: CP: facial hair (PCOS girls come in)

  • I wax often. The box says it lasts three weeks - HA! Not this PCOS facial hair. It drives me bananas.I wax every week and a half.

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  • Xan921Xan921
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    I use this thing for most of it...
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    I have wax strips but I never want to let the hair get long enough to be able to wax it although I know it'd last longer than using the tool above which is similar to shaving. I tweeze the random stray hairs.

    ETA:  I don't have PCOS, I'm just hairy.
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  • Does that thing work, Xan?

    Cheering on all of my 3T ladies!  DX with PCOS - 11/2012 DH S/A & HSG - Normal - Too many rounds of Clomid = BFNs - New RE 5/2014 - Repeat Testing - Losing 40lbs before injects/IUI



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  • nfp147nfp147
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    I don't have PCOS, but I am hairy.  I've been having my eyebrows threaded for years and recently got my chin done.  I really liked it.
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    @amandaf6383, it works really well for my eye brows, mustache and side burns.  It doesn't work as well for the hair under my chin so sometimes I have to use an actual razor on that.
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    Uterine polyp found-  Hysteroscopy and D&C 12/6/13  DX w/complex endometrial hyperplasia
    Endometrial Biopsy 3/21/14 - Hyperplasia still present  Endometrial Biopsy #2 6/24/14 - All clear!
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  • iwalkthelineiwalktheline
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    Kind of all of the above. I've had a lot of laser treatments for it, but the stragglers I usually tweeze or shave

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  • All of the above... often
  • Shave mostly but tweeze the randoms. I've used one of those cream hair removers before but it burnt my face so that was no bueno.



    Me: PCOS and Hypothyroidism.
    Currently on Metformin and Synthroid
    BFP: 10.7.14
    EDD: 6.15.15

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  • Another non-PCOSer who tends to be hairy.

    I tweeze my eyebrows (every once in a blue moon I'll pay to have them properly shaped/waxed).

    I wax my upper lip.

    And I tweeze the random chin hairs I get. (Embarrassing moment: I didn't notice one right before my wedding, but the makeup artist on my wedding day caught it and plucked it for me. I hate it when anyone notices those ones.)
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  • Another non-PCOSer who tends to be hairy.

    I tweeze my eyebrows (every once in a blue moon I'll pay to have them properly shaped/waxed).

    I wax my upper lip.

    And I tweeze the random chin hairs I get. (Embarrassing moment: I didn't notice one right before my wedding, but the makeup artist on my wedding day caught it and plucked it for me. I hate it when anyone notices those ones.)
    I know, right?? Why are the chin ones SO much more embarrassing?

    Also, for those who shave, don't you have to do it like every day? Do you get stubble/5 oclock shadow like boys do?

    Cheering on all of my 3T ladies!  DX with PCOS - 11/2012 DH S/A & HSG - Normal - Too many rounds of Clomid = BFNs - New RE 5/2014 - Repeat Testing - Losing 40lbs before injects/IUI



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  • I've done all of the above, but the most common one I use is shaving.  I used to have a little tool like the one Xan mentioned, but it broke and I haven't gotten another one.  Now, I just use a regular razor for my side burns and upper lip.  I only get a few stray hairs on my chin so I just pluck those.

    @amandaf6383 I will shave my side burns like once every 3 weeks or so.  My upper lip I do more often, like once every 5-7 days.
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  • Another non-PCOSer who tends to be hairy.

    I tweeze my eyebrows (every once in a blue moon I'll pay to have them properly shaped/waxed).

    I wax my upper lip.

    And I tweeze the random chin hairs I get. (Embarrassing moment: I didn't notice one right before my wedding, but the makeup artist on my wedding day caught it and plucked it for me. I hate it when anyone notices those ones.)
    I know, right?? Why are the chin ones SO much more embarrassing?

    Also, for those who shave, don't you have to do it like every day? Do you get stubble/5 oclock shadow like boys do?
    I shave every few days. I would have to shave every day if I wanted it to stay super smooth. My hair is blonde so I don't really have a problem with it showing unless it gets longer. I would like to try waxing sometime soon though.



    Me: PCOS and Hypothyroidism.
    Currently on Metformin and Synthroid
    BFP: 10.7.14
    EDD: 6.15.15

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  • Also, for those who shave, don't you have to do it like every day? Do you get stubble/5 oclock shadow like boys do?
    Yes. Yes.
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