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beautybeauty
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Post subject: facial hair
 Posted: May 29, 2009 - 04:41 PM PST
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| Something to share with you: I have a facial hair!! So at first I bleached it, but it didn't work :its just became blond .. then I wax it ,that worked ..but I did great damage to my skin. For all woman who suffer from fine hair on their face, Its amazing. i give it thumbs up. |
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GekkoHQ
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Post subject: RE: facial hair
Posted: Jun 02, 2009 - 09:01 AM PST
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Have you heard about ''Threading Hair Removal ''? It is an Asian traditional treatment involves precisely twisting a length of cotton thread along unwanted hairs & brighten up the complexion. The twisting action traps the hair and lifts it out of the follicle. With regular treatments, hair re-growth becomes finer and sparser.
My friend tried in Singapore and she said it is a fast, effective and inexpensive method for facial hair removal. |
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lilypotter
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Posted: Jul 15, 2009 - 05:32 AM PST
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Yeah, ‘Threading’ is one of the methods for hair removal. But this method also doesn’t work for longer time.
Nothing beats natural cures and treatments as far as taking care of the skin skin is concerned.
1. Mix turmeric powder with milk and apply on the face. Scrub it off slowly moving your fingers in circular motion, and then wash with cold water.
2. Make a paste of sugar, lemon and water. Apply it in the direction of hair growth with a face brush. Rinse off after 15 minutes. This can be used weekly twice.
3. Make a paste of curd, turmeric powder and gram flour. Apply on face and rub it of gently when it dries.
4. Apply a mixture of milk and turmeric powder on face and leave for few minutes. Finally wash off with cold water. |
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