Anyone else have noticeable peach fuzz ? what do you do to take care of it?

[Zenchick101]

So I'm a brunette with noticeable peach fuzz all over my cheeks and top half of my neck and under my chin. I've struggled with it for a decade and I don't know what to do. I've tried laser/wax you name it and I've only slowed down the regrowth. Any advice?

So I'm a brunette with noticeable peach fuzz all over my cheeks and top half of my neck and under my chin. I've struggled with it for a decade and I don't know what to do. I've tried laser/wax you name it and I've only slowed down the regrowth. Any advice?

I currently wax and the upkeep is so annoying

 

[Blackbird]

I use Nair facial hair remover down the sides of my face, and one of these on my chin hairs (sounds lovely, I know!):



The second one hurts like hell at first, but is very effective.

 

[hrh89]

I use an epilator for my legs and it came with a separate trimmer head. Works great for peach fuzz. It’s not a shaver so there’s no irritation or anything it’s great. maybe look into something like that?

don’t know about how to get rid for long periods of time though I think there will always be a certain level of upkeep needed

 

[SipTea4]

Make sure your laser is medical grade laser

 

[Dont swipe up!]

Hollywood browser
They are fab
They are a very fine small razor and it takes all the peach fuzz away x
It’s the same as derma planning

 

[Milliehaha123]

I go to a derma planning clinic in London - about once every 6 months. it is expensive but it is INCREDIBLE - barely any pain and the results are fab, literally looks like I've waxed my face for the entire time & the regrowth isn't aggressive. Would really recommend xx

 

[Thechubbymoaner]

I go to a derma planning clinic in London - about once every 6 months. it is expensive but it is INCREDIBLE - barely any pain and the results are fab, literally looks like I've waxed my face for the entire time & the regrowth isn't aggressive. Would really recommend xx

How long do the results last- the fill 6 months? I'm dying to get this but scared it'll need doing all the time

 

[Lilooooo]

I used to go to a salon for dermaplaning, but now I do it myself at home. There are youtube tutorials, and I buy the blades off amazon £4 for a pack of 6, and I do it every 2 weeks or so. The regrowth doesnt come back thicker or darker x

 

[Zenchick101]

I used to go to a salon for dermaplaning, but now I do it myself at home. There are youtube tutorials, and I buy the blades off amazon £4 for a pack of 6, and I do it every 2 weeks or so. The regrowth doesnt come back thicker or darker x

doesn't it come back rougher? give you a stubble

 

[Lilooooo]

doesn't it come back rougher? give you a stubble

nooo thank god! Just comes back ‘peachy’ x

 

[KateESJ]

I use those razors for my chin and upper lip. It does seem come back stubbly but I know that’s just because it’s growing in. I just go over it every other day so the ‘stubble’ doesn’t have a chance to appear. I don’t do the rest of my face though.

 

[Zenchick101]

I use those razors for my chin and upper lip. It does seem come back stubbly but I know that’s just because it’s growing in. I just go over it every other day so the ‘stubble’ doesn’t have a chance to appear. I don’t do the rest of my face though.

I wish I had only those areas *sigh*

 

[Lulu Goss]

I’d recommend dermaplaning - it will grow back so it’s not a permanent solution, but it won’t be any thicker or darker. I’m a beauty therapist and for most clients I recommend having it done every 4-6 weeks.

It’s really not advised to do it yourself at home - there’s risk of infection, breakouts and just general inflammation of your skin if it’s not done correctly so it’s worth getting it done by a professional.

 

[ChilliBean]

I also recommend dermaplaning, I recently had a session at a beauty salon for about £50 and loved it, however since lockdown I haven't been able to go. I've bought my own dermaplaning blades off amazon and have done it at home and I'm really pleased with the results, and haven't noticed any ill effects as of yet.

 

[Zenchick101]

I’d recommend dermaplaning - it will grow back so it’s not a permanent solution, but it won’t be any thicker or darker. I’m a beauty therapist and for most clients I recommend having it done every 4-6 weeks.

It’s really not advised to do it yourself at home - there’s risk of infection, breakouts and just general inflammation of your skin if it’s not done correctly so it’s worth getting it done by a professional.

Alright I'll look into that, also what are your thoughts on electrolysis? I've never done it but I'm tempted

 

[Lulu Goss]

Alright I'll look into that, also what are your thoughts on electrolysis? I've never done it but I'm tempted

I don’t do that myself but I have heard good things - it’s a more permanent option if that’s what you’re looking for.

I’m not sure on the costs though. I charge £35 for a dermaplaning facial but I know other places that are cheaper/more expensive... I guess it’s just weighing up the prices and the upkeep of dermaplaning vs electrolysis with what you want

 

[Jennyie]

I use Nair facial hair remover down the sides of my face, and one of these on my chin hairs (sounds lovely, I know!):



The second one hurts like hell at first, but is very effective.

Yes! I had one of these but I lost it

 

[Zenchick101]

Yes! I had one of these but I lost it

how does it work?

 

[Justlooking19]

I also recommend dermaplaning, I recently had a session at a beauty salon for about £50 and loved it, however since lockdown I haven't been able to go. I've bought my own dermaplaning blades off amazon and have done it at home and I'm really pleased with the results, and haven't noticed any ill effects as of yet.

I do home dermaplanning too, have done for years. I get the blades from eBay.

 

[Jennyie]

how does it work?

Like threading, it’s a spring like device and you roll it in an up and down motion. It does work and is cheap as chips.
I now have one of those Flawless defuzzers, £20 on Amazon. That’s brilliant too.