i am a female with facial hair. i usually use a shaving stick & tweezers. this has resulted in bumps & black spots. i would like some advice on how to stop this.

Have you tried lazer treatmnet or hair removing cream ?

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if ya want to shave

use formular 103,rub it on ur face,all the hair area u want to cut

wait for 20mins n clean ur face with wet towel

all the hair go run without bump infection or any rubbish for ur face

i use it since i start seeing small bump on my face,

Lazer

obutumena:

i am a female with facial hair. i usually use a shaving stick & tweezers. this has resulted in bumps & black spots. i would like some advice on how to stop this.

Are you on birth control ?

lazer removal, electrolosis, o creamhair bleach (lasts longer then shaving)

posakosa:

Are you on birth control ?

What does birth control do ?

@poster
I think you should go for permanent hair removal.Stop shaving.

[size=13pt]Try turtle feces,my grandpa recommended it for my aunt - its very effective, tho` she has problems growing hairs on her head now, !!![/size]

rita@NL:

what does birth control do ?

@poster
I think you should go for permanent hair removal.Stop shaving.

The chemical components of birth control often times, lets women produce more testosterone than estrogen, hence producing hair in places that there's not suppose to be hair, which may include <hair on the chest, mustache, beard>

has anyone heard of a "BARBER' here?

I've had the same problem for years, while I'm not a doctor or anything, here are some options to consider.

Stop tweezing it, as per my dermotologist it increase bloods supply to the hair follicle. shaving or hair removal creams are better (they don't interfer with the follical). If you do have a Dermotologist (or a good primary dr.) ask them to prescribe Clindamycim Phosphate, it really helped me with ingrown hairs.

I've recently began laser hair removal, specifically the Lara Laser and it has been successful (as I have dark skin). I did try the Saprono laser and had two horrible experiences (burns). It is expensive but I've been using my employer's flex spending program, since my insurance considers lasar hair removal as cosmetic (if they only knew). In a few months I will finalize things with electrolysis to take care of my last few stubber hairs.

Please keep in mind that I did go to an endocronoligst (sp?) to make sure that my hormone levels were norm (that is something to look into prior to making a financial comment to lazers considering the cost).

I hope this information helps! I know how overwhelming facial hairs can be. Keep the faith.

i-toro:

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hope she still de alive  

Depil cream helps a lot.

Lazer treatment or you could go for the more efficient yet more expensive option of electrolysis.

If you are outside of Nigeria, these places will run your credit and offer to set your payments up in monthly installments.

STOP shaving or tweezing, if you absolutely most, wax it.

@poster

You people with all these medical questions, don't you have a clinic in your neck of the woods?? But since you asked, i'll give you an advice. A friend of mine was having the same problem and she rubbed her chin with gun powder and the hair stopped growing.

i-toro:

[size=13pt]Try turtle feces,my grandpa recommended it for my aunt - its very effective, tho` she has problems growing hairs on her head now, !!![/size]

Like seriously, is this a joke?

where do you get turtle feces? is it the zoo?

rickie4us:

where do you get turtle feces? is it the zoo?

You may have a condition called PCOS( Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome), which has to do with hormonal problems. Are your periods regular, have you gained weight recently? If so, you may have PCOS.

Regarding the hair, the best way to treat it is with Laser hair removal( ND Yag Laser is said to be the best for people with black skin, because it is long range and would not affect the outer skin layer, other lasers may burn the outer skin), shaving and hair removal creams leave you with bumps and skin irritation. There is a cream called Vaniqa, but here in the UK it can only be prescribed by a Dr.

Do a blood test to check, as PCOS is linked to infertility. Take care.

@finecat

seriously, give reasonable advice abeg.

@poster

lazer really is the most permenant way but it's rather rather expensive. so creams like nair and veet are made specially for the facial hair. try those, but i think tweezing might still be the best. its quick cheap and fast

Please where do they do the Laser Hair removal in Nigeria? any contact?

i-toro:

[size=13pt]Try turtle feces,my grandpa recommended it for my aunt - its very effective, tho` she has problems growing hairs on her head now, !!![/size]

Turtle faeces? , he! he! he! (shakes head) Basket Mouth must hear this!

You obviously need to have more sex.

qblaze:

You obviously need to have more sex.

She obviously wants "more sex", that's why she needs good advice to solve her problem! I imagine that a female with facial hair may not be able to get as much sex as they may like to have (no pun intended).

You need to exfoliate darling so the pores dont get clogged up and create black spots or scars. Where are you? Are you able to get an exfoliator? Salt scrubs are very good. If not you can make your own. http://www.makingyourown.co.uk/make-your-own-natural-exfoliator.html


You just have a hormone inbalance thats why you have hair. Its natural just learn to manage your skin. If you are overweight losing a little of weight can help restore your hormone balance.

Sholeyb: You may have a condition called PCOS( Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome), which has to do with hormonal problems. Are your periods regular, have you gained weight recently? If so, you may have PCOS.

Regarding the hair, the best way to treat it is with Laser hair removal( ND Yag Laser is said to be the best for people with black skin, because it is long range and would not affect the outer skin layer, other lasers may burn the outer skin), shaving and hair removal creams leave you with bumps and skin irritation. There is a cream called Vaniqa, but here in the UK it can only be prescribed by a Dr.

Do a blood test to check, as PCOS is linked to infertility. Take care.

I agree with Sholeyb and suggest you see a professional on this issue, fotunately unlike a lot of other laser centres which are run by beauticians and may not have the medical expertise for proper diagnosis, Laserderm Clinics is a medical practice with laser machines and all sort of equipment I didnt believe existed here till I went for a consultation, check out their website on www.laserdermclinicsng.com

I agree with Sholeyb and suggest you see a professional on this issue, fotunately unlike a lot of other laser centres which are run by beauticians and may not have the medical expertise for proper diagnosis, Laserderm Clinics is a medical practice with laser machines and all sort of equipment I didnt believe existed here till I went for a consultation, check out their website on www.laserdermclinicsng.com