I don't have enough facial hair to wax but I do believe that women do top lip waxing. However, I'd imagine the facial hair on a female is way softer than the facial hair on a male... not sure I'd relish the prospect of having to yank a beard off a bloke in the same way that I relished waxing a bloke's back! Now that is the definition of satisfying! :twisted:
I have seen a mans sideboards waxed for charity---it was not a pretty sight.
Black men suffer from beard shaving because curly facial hairs have a tendency to ingrow. Depilatory creams and powders are marketed to avoid the problem. I use one such on my dibbler zone because it is gentler than the products marketed widely for legs n pits.
Mens beards are too deeply rooted i would guess. The hairs are much thicker and coarser than anywhere else. I would imagine it would be far too painful and probably quite damaging too. Lasering might work though.
lol flower
now i deliberately used the word sideboards rather than sideburns cos I thought some faial hair fetishist would correct the latter.
I get fed up of shaving too.
I "overheard" someone in the chatrooms talking about Carsons Magic cream. It's a depilatory cream for use on blokes faces. I tried it out and it does work though I have to say I've had mixed results so far. Apparently it's been in use in the states for years as it's used by black guys who get get severe razor burn. I got mine off ebay. Of course the downside of this is that you can run out of it too.
I'd consider lasering if the price was right ( what's it gonna cost me in time and razors the traditional way ) considering it's a one off treatment. Plus I'd want to see someone who'd done it first lol.
It's not guarenteed to be a one off treatment. It significantly reduces hair growth thats for sure, but not always altogether. They used to call it permanant but they cant any more because its not always. It is damned expensive though. Im not sure even a lifetime of razors would recover that cost!
I'd have it done tomorrow if i could afford it!
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