female only Help For The Dreaded Facial Hair?

[*susan* 1,709]

I just saw this ad on tv and for $14.99, I am thinking it might be worth trying. I checked out their website, but am curious, have any of you heard of this or had any experience with it? If you have, with you mind sharing your thoughts?

http://www.tryfinishingtouch.com/

[Lissa 2,631]

Susan, I just looked it up on google and Amazon. The reviews on amazon are pretty bad, including a couple who said it broke very quickly. It's WAY cheaper on amazon, though, only about $8.

[*susan* 1,709]

Ahhh, doesn't sound good. I guess I should have done that, lol. Thanks for checking. I am just so tired of the daily battle with facial hair. Man, getting older is great in some ways, and not so much in others.

[MyVSG2012 15]

I've used something similar before, it's a little battery operated razor. I prefer shaving with a regular razor.

Here's a link to my shaving discussion here: (hope it works)

http://www.verticalsleevetalk.com/topic/28696-facial-hair-hair-loss-question/page__fromsearch__1

[BenisaMartim4 369]

Yeah, I vote for just shaving it off too. If you don't need a full size razor, buy some of those little bitty ones for the bikini area. They are just a little bigger than your thumb nail. Of course shaving is a daily task { but so would be using this thing}. I use it for emergencies, but I prefer good old fashioned slanted tweezers. This keeps the woolies away for weeks :0)

[Ms skinniness 3,003]

I purchased a No No and it really sucked. It also burned the hair and boy did that stink. It was a waste of money.

[BenisaMartim4 369]

I purchased a No No and it really sucked. It also burned the hair and boy did that stink. It was a waste of money.

My mom bought one of those too. She didn't like it either.

[favoredone 590]

My dermatologist that prescribed Vaniqua for me.. Anybody tried it?? I tried laser treatments a few years ago... It got expensive, but the hair was drastically reduced and still isn't as much as it was before the treatments...

[*susan* 1,709]

I tried Vaniqua years ago, and found it to be pretty ineffective. I had thought about trying it again, to see if it has improved any over the years.

[RhondaLynn 10]

I have a lighted 10x mirror and every morning and sometimes in the evening after I take of my makeup I get the tweezers out.

I carry this mirror everywhere even when I travel. I bought it at Bed, bath and beyond. for somewhere between $30-50. It is a lifesaver. I can finally see those tiny hairs that are stiff but couldn't find in the regular mirror!

Rhonda

[*susan* 1,709]

Rhonda, I will have to check that out. I never see them at home, then end up in the car going somewhere and that is always where those little buggers show up, never fails.

[BenisaMartim4 369]

Rhonda, I will have to check that out. I never see them at home, then end up in the car going somewhere and that is always where those little buggers show up, never fails.

You and me both. It is so embarrassing and just ruins my lady-like image..hehe

[KyPeach 10]

Susan,

I had this exact conversation w/my sister-in-law last week. I'm getting har on the sides of my face? Anyway, she sent me to Sally's for a facial waxing kit. It's strips about finger size to do various facial areas. She said it's what she uses and it works great for her. Just a thought...

Ga

[Shemy-away 83]

Hey ladies. I recently discovered threading. The lady I go to does an awesome job and it lasts around 4 weeks. I do touch ups but that's just the neurotic part of me from having the hair growth for so long. Maybe that would help?

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[lessofmeismore 1,405]

I was about to buy the no-no...so glad I read this post!

I really was excited about it, the commercial makes it seem ahhhhmazing!!

Definitely not spending that amount for burnt hair -__-