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green tea

by dcgirl 6 mon 1,008 Acne / Cyst / Beauty Tip / 4 / 5 / 6

Hello, ... ... I’ve read in a ton of places how great green tea is for acne, both internally and by applying tea bags to your face for acne. ... But some people have said it needs to be caffeine free; is there anyone on here that has used green tea to get clear and can tell me if caffeinated makes a difference? ... Green tea is an anti androgen so that’s why it’s supposed to help with oil production and hair loss and hormonal issues but for some reason there don’t seem to be many posts on here about it but there are rave reviews and posts on it at acne.org. ... Not sure why it’s not talked about more h ... [retrieve this message]

Re: green tea by SandyG 4 mon 601

yes, green tea really helps in acne treatment. For more simple remedies for acne you can check http://www.top10homeremedies.com/how-to/how-to-get-rid-of-pimples-fast.html [End]

Re: green tea by kushy 60 days 317

I know that green tea is good for health.I am daily drinking green tea.If am also having acne.If this is good I also try it. [End]

Re: green tea by kushy 30 days 144

Recently read in newspaper that by planting a green tea in our home we will get some sort of freedom from mosquitoes.As from the essence of this green tea plant mosquitoes will not enter into the home. [End]

Psychic Surgery by North Star 7 mon 604

I recently found out about John of God, a psychic surgeon in Brazil. I decided I would do some distance healing with him, and before I had the session, I felt his energy come to heal me. It really helped a lot, and he did distance psychic surgery as well as general healing that did wonders for me. During this process, he taught me to perform it on myself, though when it came down to putting my fingers into my body, the healing energy was too terrifyingly amazing, and I stopped short of actually doing so. At any rate, though, I have some hair on my left breast, and this is where he taug ... [retrieve this message]

Female facial hair (or any hair for that matter!)

by sd2345 10 mon 1,138

I thought I would share what has been a godsend to me. I never had a beard or anything like that, but I have been waxing upper lip for a few years, since turning 40. Also, I was blessed with a thick head of hair on my head, and so I was cursed with thicker than I would like leg, underarm hair. Although I have nice skin, I would break out everytime I shaved, which would ruin any vacation. ... ... I started using an epilator (I use emjoy epi-pro) a few years ago, all over, everywhere (and inbetween) - even rouge hairs on chin and upper lip. I haven’t shaved my legs or underarms in 3 years, an ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Female facial hair (or any hair for that matter!) by Cocktailmix89 32 days 76

Hi i had that too and then my mum tried some oil called hairycure. u just wax and put it on, it makes the skin grow back quicker so the hair cant get through the pores anymore. my mum used in on her upper lip but i tried it on my legs. i only waxed 5 times but my legs are smooth n have been for 3 years completely now. try it hope this helps you. dont know where i found it but try google. sure ull find something [End]

Hair Treatment in nyc by huda017 11 mon 251

There are many salons in NYC but best must be one. What is the best salon in NYC? Hair colors .hair styles and hair treatment for which salon is perfect for this job . The salon is one for overall hair solution. Post your opinion whether you agree or disagree . It will help us always. ... [End]

my facial hair

by haileylibbey 11 mon 1,038 Female Facial Hair / Beauty Tip

polycystic ovary syndrome which cases my hormones to be out of wack can someone help me i dont want to look like a man [End]

Re: my facial hair by peggyaus 11 mon 958

Try/Research Saw Palmetto and spearmint tea. These both block androgens. [End]

Re: my facial hair by seleni 9 mon 2,226

I had the same problem. I treated my face hair with IPL laser. The results weren’t the best. I had to repeat treatment every 10-12 weeks for 4 years and I still had hair on my face, even in places that I hadn’t had before. Lately, I stopped the laser treatment and I went back to traditional electrolysis. The best thing I ever done for my face. After 3 treatments I almost have no visible hair on my face. [End]

Re: my facial hair by Cocktailmix89 32 days 109

I got bullied too because i couldnt hide it for much younger but my mum made me try so many things from teas to hair removing cream but the only thing that really helped was a oil called hairycure. you wax first and rub it in nd i only had to do it 4 times but saw my hair coming back thinner and thinner n it hasnt grown back now for years so im tryin other embarrasing areas like under my belly button and between my breats. try it. i just posted the same tryna help other ppl on another forum but i cant remember where we got it from but try google its called hairycure and oyea its natural n ... [retrieve this message]

Re: my facial hair by sarahhope 4 days 17

Hi there!! ... ... I’m super interested in hairy cure, but when I go to the website, there is so much advertising I can’t find the product you mentioned. They have something called Kalo...doo you think they may have changed the name? ... ... Getting my facial hair under control would definately help with my cause...trying to cope with drastic changes from growth hormone and thyroid dysfunction. ... ... Thank you so much for posting this! I have bought Nair in the states, but never used it. I suppose I really don’t trust the stuff...chemicals...plus I just checked reviews and it seems it’s not effectiv ... [retrieve this message]

Re: my facial hair by sarahhope 4 days 22

Awesome...found it! ... ... It is hairycure.net vs. the hairycure.com. ... ... Thanks again! I’m definately going to try it. ... ... [End]

what can i use to cure dark spots on my chin due to shaving ..

by belindaprecious36 12 mon 1,520

i have facial hair on my chin and i dnt kno how to stop it. its rily much and grows each day. and cos i shave it , it gives me black bumps on ma chin making it look so weird and urgly and i wonna kno what to use to remove the dark spots on my chin due to shaving asap and to stop the hair from over growing.... [End]

Re: what can i use to cure dark spots on my chin due to shaving .. by mia123456789 10 mon 1,015

Have you tried invicible scars on it ? It works great on such spots and scars. My brother used this product and he has a great experience with it .His spots faded away within weeks [End]

Re: what can i use to cure dark spots on my chin due to shaving .. by hardy11 32 days 122

To eliminate dark on the face and other skin spots, make a paste of sandalwood powdered, glycerin, and rose water and apply over the face for a few minute. ... You could try creating a scrub at home by combining a tsp. each of olive oil and granulated sugar and massaging the location. ... [End]

Facial Hair, Help

by #152118 14 mon 810

Hi i am a 41 yr old female and i have been shaving my upper lip area and my chin. The upper area has a greenish or a dark color on from shaving alot, except my chin does’nt have that color. So my question is what can i use instead of shaving them..im embarrased to near people when i conversate with them, i dont like to be seen in daylight. I have a low self esteem because of it..Please help me on what should i do or use to get rid of the facial hair and dark color i have on my upper lip from shaving.. ... Thank u [End]

Re: Facial Hair, Help by tessbook 12 mon 605

Hi, I also have a problem with facial hair. I would suggest that you talk to your doctor about it and see what she suggests. I have been taking spironolactone for about 10 years, and it has greatly reduced my facial hair. Good luck! [End]

Re: Facial Hair, Help by Cocktailmix89 32 days 60

uve got to try hairycure. im soooooooo happy i havent got any nasty face hair anymore n even used it on my sideburns. just put it on afta waxing n rub it in. few applications later it doesnt grow back at all. its a permanent hair removing oil n its herbal hope this helps u [End]

6months on desperate for help any advice extremely appreciat

by Lizloo62 17 mon 1,786 / Homeopathy / 4

Hi guys! I’ve recently been experiencing a puzzle of health problems which after going to 3 doctors and 6 months later I am still no better off! My story in June 2011 I got an infection in my face called cellulitis (an infection under the skin) following a course of antibiotics it didn’t budge and I had to take a second course it was the most painful thing of my life I couldn’t touch the side of my face in question at all without pain! Following from that I got thrush which I’d usually get once or twice a year so I thought I knew the score grabbed a pessary and cream which did not work, an ... [retrieve this message]

Re: 6months on desperate for help any advice extremely appreciat by Eric11 17 mon 1,275

You are probably suffering from systemic yeast overgrowth (candida). I suggest you try the anti-yeast diet plus a yeast killer and probiotics. ... ... At the same time, I would suggest you investigate whether or not your yeast problem is in fact caused by something else, like heavy metals. [End]

Re: 6months on desperate for help any advice extremely appreciat by Lizloo62 17 mon 1,077

Hi there thank you so much for your reply can I ask you what u mean by metals? I have considered the chemicals in the water. I live on a farmwhere we use a bore hole but I work away in a village where the hot water runs White and it is when I’m at this place when I bathe that my hair gets thick with the wax I have considered if this is the cause before. Thank you again for your reply!! [End]

Re: 6months on desperate for help any advice extremely appreciat by Eric11 17 mon 1,218

The stuff in the water you mentioned sounds pretty strange. I don’t know what to make of it. ... ... By heavy metals I mean mercury, lead, arsenic and a number of others. There are also a number of different sources of metals. One of the most obvious being mercury from silver fillings. Lead can come from old paint or old water pipe fixtures. Many people get their first dose of metals from their mothers, who pass metals through the placenta or mother’s milk. The list of possible sources is pretty long. ... ... The toxic metals get into a person’s body and cause many different problems. The sym ... [retrieve this message]

Re: 6months on desperate for help any advice extremely appreciat by Iolite 17 mon 1,270

Are you taking ANY probiotics? If you are not, start taking them. Get a really good one with lots of different strains. Primal defense is good so is Udo’s. Take them at least 3 times a day. Stay on them until the thrush clears up. Get some betadine and make up a douche with a couple of capfuls of betadine to water and spray up in your vagina and hold the water and then forcefully expel to get the candida threads. Do this in the evening before you insert any monistat. If you are too sore to do this, wait until it’s less sore. The betadine is antifungal. ... ... Eat fermented, (unpas ... [retrieve this message]

Desperate for answers and a solution grateful for any help!

by Lizloo62 17 mon 1,861 Female Facial Hair / Beauty Tip / Hair / 4

Hey, im desperately seeking advice r.e facial hair. I’ve researched this online for hours and don’t seem to get any further some say do others say don’t I’ve looked at ALL the websites but it’s real girls that know what works and what doesn’t. The hair in question: I have what’s described as ”peach fluff” on my chin, following that on my lower cheeks I have very fine dark hairs that gradually get lighter as they go down to my jaw bone, following that I then have side burns of very fine more obvious darker hair about 1 1/2cm long. If i run the back of my hand over it it just feels like fluf ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Desperate for answers and a solution grateful for any help! by isis.reloaded 16 mon 1,405

I used to thread my eyebrows, honestly, the hair barely grew back. ... ... I assure you that if you do this it will not grow back thicker. Perhaps it may look darker. But Hair growth is an inside process. So surly not thicker. Plus, like I said, it seems to make the hair grow back thinner. ... ... Hormone therapy is sort of risky, especially if you plan to try to conceive one day. The side effects simply outweigh the benefits imo. Another way to remove alot of the hair is simply shaving. Like I said, it wont grow back thicker. Ive been shaving my face for years. Mainly to get the dead skin off bef ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Desperate for answers and a solution grateful for any help! by Cocktailmix89 32 days 112

Hi i wanna share my happiness with other ladies. i mustve tried everythin but then my mum gave me hairycure, its a oil that u put on after removin the hair frm the root like waxing is what i did anyway and after a few applications it dont grow back. gets thinner n thinner first but i havent had hair grow bak since n im so happy so ladies try this look it up online or sumfin its called hairycure [End]

Shaving since I was 8

by penc73 19 mon 2,056

I am a 38 year old woman and this has taken 30 years to even attempt to talk to somebody about this. ... When I was 8 years old a boy at school made a comment to me that I had dark hairs at the side of my face. Well I went straight home and got my dads electric razor and shaved my entire face and neck. I cannot remember if I had any visible hairs anywhere else. ... Since then, every single day of my life involves around me shaving twice a day, sometimes 3. It is so severe now as the shaving has made it really prominent. I am desperate for someone to help, as I cannot use wax or hair removal cre ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Shaving since I was 8 by #23955 19 mon 1,077

First of all, it’s not shaving that has made your hair coarse -- remember you started shaving because the hair was already there. The fact that the hair is now coarser is not because you shaved -- it would have become that even if you hadn’t shaved. ... ... Best to tell your boyfriend -- he may well have guessed anyway. ... ... Some women have the same sort of beard growth as men do. In fact, far more than you probably would ever imagine. [End]

Re: Shaving since I was 8 by Wheatgrass Yogi 17 mon 1,050

Go to Google Videos...type in ’bearded lady’, or something like that, and you’ll see how lucky you are as you are......WY ... P.S. Here’s one. ... ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pxYtWCZ1o8 [End]

Re: Shaving since I was 8 by kitteny 14 mon 1,170

I have a similar problem. When I was in high school I was quite vain. My obsession with vanity had me looking in the mirror constantly. One day I was inspecting my face and I saw the natural peach fuzz that every girl has and decided I wanted baby-soft, hair-free skin so I shaved it all off. Ever since then, I have been plagued with facial hair. I eventually noticed that shaving was what started the excessive hair growth and about 2 years down the line I started using depilatories. I had razor bumps from the shaving and still have dark spots, I will never put a razor to my face again. I ha ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Shaving since I was 8 by zustac1 6 mon 416

Hi, I am 38 like you, with the same problem, the same nightmares about not being able to remove my facial hair, about being on the plane, and what it if crashes, and I will be stuck on an island, with a bunch of people, but no mirror and tweezers. It’s quite the horror, also the hospital scenario, or the prospect of my boyfriend noticing one day. Mostly people think that I always have acne going on, but in fact it’s spots and scars from the everyday tweezing. I keep seeing nothing but flawless women’s chins out on the street, with no signs of hairgrowth. Than I look at myself, and sometime ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Shaving since I was 8 by Cocktailmix89 32 days 80

it really helped me. im sorry ladies i dunno where i got it from anymore originly but its a natural oil. i got it from my mom she had sideburns that he h8ted and i was irritatin my skin under my arms so she gave me what she had left of the oil in the bottle so i waxed like she told me n put it on n it took a few times but got back thinner but after abt 5 times its bin 4 years now n i dnt hav 2 shave cuz its not come back. try a search engine its called hairycure [End]

Ladies with facial hair

by crystalf53 21 mon 2,298

I am a 33 yr old female. I have been dealing with facial hair since I was eleven. It started with mustash, I was very embarrassed and didn’t know what to do so I started shaving. Very big mistake, now at 33 I shave everyday. I have done laser surgery and it worked but wasn’t permanent because my hormone are imbalanced. So if anyone is looking into laser surgery I would suggest talking with your obgyn about your hormone levels first. I wasted thousands of dollars ( sad thing is that I didn’t even regret it because I felt so good about myself with the hair gone ). I also have hair in all are ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Ladies with facial hair by KGIRLY 21 mon 1,226

Re: Ladies with facial hair by #23955 19 mon 836

I take it you’re being treated now for what sounds like PCOS. ... ... Millions of women have male-type beard growth -- you’re not unique. And most guys really don’t mind at all having a SO who shaves. [End]

Detoxification (Weird seemingly unrelated symptoms)

by DrJNutrition 21 mon 2,721 Mirena / Bowel Clea / Chemical S / 4 / 5 / 6

Basically detoxification is happening all of the time in your body. The process is 100% dependent on the proper nutrients for the biochemistry to work right. When we have an excess of toxins in our body and a deficiency in the nutrients to process them out, these toxins back up and are stored in our tissues and wreak havoc with our physiology. For example, xenohormones, which are environmental chemicals that mimic estrogen in the body((from plastics, makeup, pesticides, herbicides (which are on nonorganic food), pharmaceutical hormones, etc.)) are one of the things that can put you into ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Detoxification (Weird seemingly unrelated symptoms) by happyfamily6 21 mon 1,822

Thank you so much Dr. J. The info you present here is always so interesting, and I’m thinking hard about what I’m going to do next with my health. ... ... :) ... Diana [End]

hirsutism contagious?

by #143050 22 mon 1,156

Hello. ... ... This may sound a bit odd. ... ... but i am experiencing sudden onset of hirsutism for past six months now and the odd part is that people around me are being effected by it as well. ... ... whatever it is i am 100% that it is contagious. ... ... anyone know of any infection or virus that can cause excessive hair growth along with other symptoms? ... ... please msg me. ... ... thanx! [End]

Re: hirsutism contagious? by #23955 19 mon 694

You’re probably just noticing it now because it’s affecting yourself. ... ... Millions of women have male-type hair growth -- it’s not at all unusual. In any case the AVERAGE American woman removes moustache hair at least once a month. Many shave daily. [End]

Re: hirsutism contagious? by CureZone1001 11 mon 807

I think your right I have recently developed fast hair growth on my face and chest and left shoulder also there is a sticky substance coming from my skin. This has never happened before, my new wife has facial hair that we have been working on and somehow I think I am getting it from her. But I do know that they are spraying everyday so maybe it’s related to Chemtrails? ... http://www.google.com/search?q=chemtrails&hl=en&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=n_XIT8aIDuSY2wWh5rjZCw&sqi=2&ved=0CGsQsAQ&biw=1252&bih=548 ... ... or Morgellons disease. here is just one link i quickly found. ... h ... [retrieve this message]

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Has anybody else....

by mzcappy 26 mon 3,306 Female Facial Hair / Help Me / Hair / 4 / 5 / 6

I’m a 19 year old college student. I live in a very busy city. I work as a cashier so I always have somebody looking at me. I have a major hair problem. I have very thick, dark, coarse, black hair. I have it EVERYWHERE! On my arms,lower and upper legs, On the front of the thighs, on my toes, my knuckles, underarms, very badly under my face near the neck, and on the sides of my face, I mean EVERYWHERE! I’ve been like this since I was about ten. I used to hide behind my hair, letting it hang around my face. I really dislike doing anything in public because I have anxiety about people lookin ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Has anybody else.... by Tiki 26 mon 2,416

If you were my daughter, I’d encourage you to go and get the hair removed via laser. It’s very expensive, but you can look around for deals and start with small areas at a time. Then do the next area when you replenish your money supply. I don’t know where you live, but living social, bloomspot, groupon, etc. often have deals where you can at least start the treatment at half price. [End]

Re: Has anybody else.... by Iolite 25 mon 2,575

More info on options ... ... http://hair.lovetoknow.com/Hirsutism [End]

Re: Has anybody else.... by cfsismylife 25 mon 2,097

I have dark hair on my body as well. A quick solution would be to go to the store and buy body hair bleach and bleach all the hair that bothers you. I have done this and after a few times, I noticed that the hair became lighter and less noticeable over time. The hair also became softer. [End]

Re: Has anybody else.... by sd2345 20 mon 1,549

Try an epilator. It has changed my life, no more slave to the razor. I never had like noticeable hair in odd places, just seemed my leg, inner thigh, and up my belly was thicker and more than most woman would have. Shaving would break me out, and no matter how carefully I shaved, it still was stubble in a few hours. ... ... The epilator hurts at first, but after that first few painful times, it’s a breeze and now after a couple of years, I only have to do it every two weeks, and hair growth is not thick or dark. It’s one of the best things I ever did for myself. ... ... [End]

Re: Has anybody else.... by larafiamma 19 mon 1,360

Yes, I know Exactly how you feel. I am one year older than you. I am very hairy and I have never, ever been in a sexua| relationship. It sucks, big time. It is demoralizing and it can seem pretty hopeless. I am so sorry about how you are feeling, but please know that there is a solution. I have had a test strip of laser hair removal on my leg 2 years ago and as of now only two hairs grew back. I decided to wait to see about the re growth. I just got a job so I will be getting it done as soon as I get m first pay-cheque. ... ... You know, I have never worn shorts since I was ten. I am really pal ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Has anybody else.... by madmadammim 16 mon 1,080

Hi, I know it’s been a long time since you posted here. I just found this site, I haven’t read that much yet but I saw your post and I have the same problems. I hope your situation is better, but if not and you want to talk, message me back. [End]

Smoother skin, closer shave

by #134809 31 mon 1,454

I saw this on a morning news program and thought I would share it here with all of you. Sincewe, as females, are not taught like boys how to shave effectively I thought this would be useful. ... To get a good, close shave this is what the ”professional” barber on GMA said one morning. ... Wash your face well before you start, exfoliating if possible. Apply the shave gel, or whatever you normally use, to the area to be shaved. ... Shave with the direction of hair growth first, on all areas. Then shave against the growth. Then shave in the direction of the growth again. ... Apply lotion or whatever you ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Smoother skin, closer shave by #23955 30 mon 1,071

You’re certainly right in that girls are not generally taught to shave male-type facial hair. ... ... I suppose there are some girls who have a close enough relationship with their fathers to discuss shaving moustache and beard growth, but for those that haven’t that sort of relationship, sensible basic instructions are a good idea. [End]

Shaving Facial Hair?

by OleanderLight 32 mon 1,901

I’m 20 years old and i’ve always had darker facial hair.I’ve been plucking and shaving since I hit puberty.Plucking gives me irritation and i break out=(I’v started shaving with a braun electrical mens shaver.Can anyone give me tips on how to make the shave really close to the skin and maybe a way I can not get those annoying black dots?=/ [End]

Re: Shaving Facial Hair? by #23955 30 mon 1,840

First of all, congratulations on biting the bullet and starting shaving with a men’s electric shaver. For women with beard growth, the sort of razor designed for men is really essential. ... ... Your skin does take time to get accustomed to a new shaving method, so don’t get depressed about it. ... ... You also need to stretch the skin ahead of the razor, so it’s tight and the bristles stand straight up. Remember that you’re dealing with a beard and men’s-type razors do best with bristles. They’re not much use with longer, softer hairs. So make sure you shave frequently enough. It’s probably ea ... [retrieve this message]

is this underactive or overactive orrr somethign else?

by girlygirlygirl 3 year 1,922 Adrenal Fatigue / Female Fac / Stress / 4 / 5 / 6

if my morning cortisol is high and afternoon is normal ... ... dheas are high ... ... testosterone is high ... ... im female.....................does this point to overactive or underactive adrenals? [End]

Re: is this underactive or overactive orrr somethign else? by Iolite 3 year 1,762

In the very early stages of adrenal fatigue you get high am cortisol and high dhea and testosterone. The adrenals are pumping for all their worth in attempt to keep up with the stress. ... ... Are you hypo thyroid, have lyme or had mono? ... ... [End]

Re: is this underactive or overactive orrr somethign else? by girlygirlygirl 3 year 1,722

yes i am also hypothyroid slightly tho [End]

Re: is this underactive or overactive orrr somethign else? by #129770 33 mon 1,782

It points to dysfunction of the HPA. Low or high cortisol is not so much due to over or underfunctioning adrenals, but has to do with a mixed up or broken feedback loop. ... ... That is the problem with taking glandulars and not addressing the cause. You never fix the feedback loop. Same issue with taking cortisol. ... ... You have to fix and relax the hypothalamus! [End]

Tired of doing this but found something that works just keep battery

by 33Sapphire33 3 year 2,056

(1st time forum!!)Hi guys, I’m 21 now but I first started noticing the facial hair when I was 12 or younger I forget lol. You know sideburns, chin, neck. So I panic being young and shaved it off......silly mistake. It started to grow back thicker under the neck, and side of the chin.....so eventually as I got older I tried plucker also bad mistake....it left my skin feeling irritated, dumpy and was dark in those areas..so I took some well needed advice and bought one of those Walgreens electric hand held shavers that run on batteries you see on the commercials and it works pretty good ,do ... [retrieve this message]

Good for you, Sapphire. Well done! by fledgling 30 mon 1,093

I especially like that you recognize what WASN’T a good idea. ... ... At 21 I don’t think I did. ... ... Fifty years later, I now wonder if some of the heavy metals affecting me aren’t responsible. ... ... I have mercury amalgam fillings, and almost certainly excesss copper. ... ... It will take me a while to be sure, but it is wonderful to have a way the body can balance its minerals without fuss. ... ... ...Footbaths in a one percent solution of Himalayan Crystal Mineral Salts. A person’s skin balances minerals, both in and out, automatically, without the need to run to ’experts’. ... ... I was writing about the foo ... [retrieve this message]

Herbal cures or home remedies for hirsutism?

by HairyMcLairy 3 year 14,400 Female Facial Hair / Home Remed / Natural He / 4

Hey all! ... I’m new to the forum but I came on here because I’m also dealing with the problem of female facial hair. In fact I have excess hair on my chin, eyebrows (thick, coarse hair and long strands), arms, nipples, toes and below my bellybutton. ... ... I’m 27 and not taking any medications, but in the past I took antidepressants, contraceptives and anticonvulsants (for epilepsy) I’ve always had hormone problems especially painful periods and PMS, since I started menstruating, but I think the anti-convulsants and/or the pill may have altered my hormone levels, as my hair problems got a lot w ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Herbal cures or home remedies for hirsutism? by #86431 3 year 14,225

This is my experience in the last few months. I hope it will be helpful for someone. I know how frustrating and embarressing this problem is. ... I had excess facial hair esp. the chin line and bit of a ”mustace” which was darker on one side. ... I usually had to tweeze about 100 hairs per day! ... As I got older, all the peach fuzz on my face started growing darker and longer. ... I finally remembered some advice from Curezone. ... I believe this was in the ”Ask Dr Sutter” forum several yrs ago. ... He sais to use maca. I bought maca powder and took about 1tsp, maybe a little more, in water each day. ... A ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Herbal cures or home remedies for hirsutism? by canadiangirl085 31 mon 8,170

Hey. I was also on antidepressants and found there was excessive hair growth in all the places you have mentioned. I dont know it they coincide with each other though. There are lots of things you can do to slow the growth/get rid of the hair. Laser tx can be highly effective as well as electrolysis for longer permanent results but you may need to save up for that. You can get hair inhibiting cream which can work. I have also read lately that pepperment tea has been related to decreased testosterone levels, which is good, but however once a hair follicle is stimulated, even when there is d ... [retrieve this message]

One stupid hair growing under my chin. by Hidden Username 3 year 3,723

I’m2 8 and this is new. It’s just ONE stupid hair under my chin. It’s thicker than an eyebrow hair, more like a leg hair. ... ... I tweeze the thing out EVERY NIGHT and it’s back the next day! Hair on my legs and underarms doesn’t even grow back in this fast! It starts off as a stubble and if I miss a day it’s triple in size the next. It gets leghair size. It’s not like a public hair at least..lol then again I’ve never let it go on for days to become one. ... ... It’s annoying and this seems to be a new thing within the past few months. It’s now part of my daily routine. Brush Teeth. Tweeze hair out ... [retrieve this message]

27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart

by starrlighttlove 3 year 4,444 Female Facial Hair / F.Y.I. / Friends / 4 / 5 / 6

I am a 27 yr old female with UFH. I am not sure when it started but I think it was back in Jr.high. I have dark hair and the UFH was also dark so I did the only thing I knew of back then to get rid of it, I shaved my face. Of course this just made it worse and I have had to shave everyday since sometimes twice a day because my hair grows so fast. It is not a small amount but a large area. I have what you call a double chin and that is where most of the UFH is. If I don’t shave or don’t get a close enough shave I have a five o’clock shadow and it is very noticeable because the hair is so da ... [retrieve this message]

Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart by Hveragerthi 3 year 3,287

PCOS was the first thing that came to mind. But if they ruled this out then that leaves either genetics or you have abnormally high levels of testosterone. ... ... I just posted information on balancing the hormones: ... ... http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1577374#i ... ... If it is genetics then there is very little you can do. [End]

Changing Genetics by InnerCalm 3 year 3,121

”If it is genetics then there is very little you can do.” ... ... ... Study some of Bruce Lipton;s work where he has proven that genes are more of a recording media that listens to the mi d and intention rather than a hardwired information. In other words genetic code can be recoded through intention. Old world geneticists have not caught up to this new paradigm. It is being met with some resistance as most newer paradigms are in the world of scientists. Some people have overcome their genetics through the use of mental techniques such as visualization. There are several approaches being exper ... [retrieve this message]

Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart by #116107 3 year 3,004

I’m with Trapper... get tested for hormonal imbalamce... too much testosterone could be it... but go to an endocrinologist, not an MD. [End]

Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart by #23955 3 year 3,401

Some girls develop a moustache and/or beard, just like males do and it’s far more common than you think. ... ... Most family doctors don’t make a big thing out of it once they’ve ruled out PCOS or adrenal problems, because it’s very common -- they’ll have a lot of female patients who shave every day. ... ... Most guys are OK about women who have to shave beard growth. ... ... There isn’t a simple answer and there’s a lot of misleading ”information” around. ... ... Facial (and also body) hair on women comes about in the same way as on men because of ... ... 1) your body being sensitized, before you were even born, ... [retrieve this message]

Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart by curemecurezone 3 year 2,735

I think you can buy at home electrolysis kits. I did buy one a year ago from qvc or home shopping channel. I didn’t actually try it..b/c i moved and lost it somewhere. It may be worth a shot though! [End]

Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart by hanna 3 year 2,608

If you can’t find a solution I can tell you a friend of mine resolved it with electrolysis done by a professional, she also has to do her arms. ... I would never have known if she had not told me. [End]

Re: 27 yrs old with a beard and its tearing me apart by hayley3 30 mon 2,168

I’d like to know if you are overweight. ... ... I have the same problem and it started in my 30’s but my hair is light..so I really sympathize with the anguish you feel over this. ... ... I gained weight recently on a high protein diet and the hair on my chin tripled. The endocrine doctor said I had very high testosterone. Body fat can increase testosterone levels, I think I read that. He is thinking I am insulin resistant and I just bought the book the Insulin Resistance Diet (I normally never follow diet books) where anytime you eat a carb you have to match it with a protein so that your blood ... [retrieve this message]

Best method for hair removal?

by #122547 4 year 3,037 Female Facial Hair / Hair / Beauty Tip

Hi, ... ... I am new to this forum but not new with my hair regrowth problem :( ... ... I have used waxing in the past but it gives me a lot of pain and the regrowth is quite frequent as well and quite understandably! ... ... I have read all good about laser and electrolosys but unfortunately they are quite expensive for me :( ... ... I am researching for some alternative methods like a new method mentioned on body-hair-removal.info, they claim to reduce the re-growth and comes well in my budget. ... ... Has anyone used this method before? [End]

Re: Best method for hair removal? by hanna 4 year 2,864

If you have a real problem there is no cheap way out. Most hair grows back whatever you use. Besides that product you mentioned says not for face and is not cheap either.. ... ... The easiest way is to buy something like an epilady or similar brand. It is like waxing,it pulls out the hair and does not cost more than $60 in drugstores, Target etc. ... ... If you do it every day a little bit so you get used to it after years less hair grows back and it get easier all the time. I use it for underarm hair, no problem, first I put some talcum powder on so to make sure the skin is dry. ... [End]

Re: Best method for hair removal? by FromOz 4 year 2,647

Epilady also gives you ingrown hair! I’ve used it for 10 months. More pain than waxing! Threw it out 18 years ago. [End]

Re: Best method for hair removal? by #23955 4 year 2,871

Hair reduction methods that rely on reducing testosterone at skin level only slow down growth and don’t stop it. ... ... Time for you to start shaving. ... ... If you do decide you have to do something, then there isn’t a simple answer and there’s a lot of misleading ”information” around. ... ... Facial (and also body) hair on women comes about in the same way as on men because of ... ... 1) your body being sensitized, before you were even born, to testosterone -- doesn’t happen to all girls, but does to many ... ... 2) your body producing high levels of testosterone ... ... The growth rate and coarseness of the hair d ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Best method for hair removal? by bipsa 24 mon 1,419

If you are looking for a permanent hair removal solution, then electrolysis hair removal technique is the only one. Since it is a permanent solution so can be quite expensive but after this you are free as there are almost no chances of regrowing of hair. [End]

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20 years old is too young for this!

by lmcdonald 4 year 2,928 Female Facial Hair / Facial Par

Hi all. I am hoping someone on here can help me get the answers that I’ve been so desperately looking for. So, I am a 20 year old girl and have course, long black hair on my face. It use to be just the normal blonde peach fuzz that I see on some girls, but when I was about 16 I started noticing a change. It’s not just one or two, I am talking maybe like 50 or so. I have to tweeze my face, etc. on a daily basis. But the hair does not stop there, it is in between my boobs, my nipples, and also what I guess you would call a happy trail.. Obviously something is wrong here. I am just wondering ... [retrieve this message]

Re: 20 years old is too young for this! by #23955 4 year 2,168

By all means get your hormones checked, especially the level of your FREE testosterone. ... ... But remember that there are a great many girls who have the sort of hair pattern usually associated with males and with most it’s just a harmless variant. ... ... Best answer is to get a men’s type electric razor and shave it. [End]

Re: 20 years old is too young for this! by godmadeusperfect 3 year 1,894

Thank goodness we live in the day and age of laser hair removal. For some people this is genetic, for others it is a hormonal imbalance. [End]

Re: 20 years old is too young for this! by #23955 3 year 1,675

Remember that laser hair removal won’t be long-lasting unless your hormones are kept consistently in the normal female range. ... ... Moustache and beard growth are normal when a woman’s hormones are in the range which is normal for males and when in addition she has been sensitized to respond to hormones during the first three months of fetal life. [End]

Re: 20 years old is too young for this! by chirontherainbowbridge 3 year 1,618

you might want to ask in ”the truth in medicine” forum for herbs that might balance the hormones. This is testosterone-related. [End]

Hair growing under skin

by DarkLady 4 year 4,157

I have a hair growing under the skin. The skin in this area is relatively thick, but I can see the hair growing in the skin. The hair already a centimeter long but it has not broken the skin, is not red or painful and seems to be growing sideways. ... ... I’m not sure what to do... wait and let it do its thing, or dig in there with a sterile needle? [End]

Re: Hair growing under skin by #80509 4 year 5,371

This happened to me when I was younger. I can assure you that the hair will keep growing under your skin for at least an inch! What I did was take a needle and prick the skin over the hair, pull the hair up by looping it over the needle, and pulling the hair up until it is out from under the skin. That way the hair will keep growing, only over the skin instead of under it. [End]

Can anyone recommend an Electrologist in Southampton, UK?

by CatLover78 4 year 1,640 Female Facial Hair / Hair

Hi there, I have finally decided to take the plunge and have electrolysis to remove my manly facial hair. Can anyone recommend an electrologist in Southampton (UK)? It’s an absolute nightmare, Im 30 and have had it since I was 15 and its gradually got worse. I have recently been diagnosed with PCOS. I can truly understand how everyone here feels. I made the mistake of trying an epilator on my face, this week, and its done a lot of damage to my skin, plus its given me spots, my skin is very red and sore and even more hairs seem to be growing back every day! ... Thanks in advance. [End]

Re: Can anyone recommend an Electrologist in Southampton, UK? by #23955 4 year 1,694

Sorry, can’t help with a recommendation, but would suggest that you get your hormones stable in the normal female range before going for electrolysis, otherwise it’s not going to be permanent in the way it would otherwise be. This business of keeping your hormones in the normal female range is essential if you’re to avoid developing moustache and beard growth. [End]

Re: Can anyone recommend an Electrologist in Southampton, UK? by #80509 4 year 1,594

With all due respect, I’m not so sure that monkeying with the hormones in our bodies is such a good idea. Who knows what health problems engineering our hormones does long term. I found electrolysis to be very effective long term without any hormone changing pharmaceuticals. [End]

Re: Can anyone recommend an Electrologist in Southampton, UK? by #23955 4 year 1,734

I actually agree that monkeying around with hormones isn’t a good idea if it’s only to address ”excess” hair growth. However even electrolysis doesn’t guarantee permanent hair removal where the hormone balance is strongly testosterone dominated, so it’s a question of how desperately one wants permanent hair removal. ... ... For myself, shaving’s the answer of choice. [End]

doctors dont seem to take it seriosly

by rosietta 1 4 year 2,388 Adrenal Fatigue / Hair / Female Fac

Hi just wondering if anyone else has been in this situation. I have really sudden aggressive hair growth ALL over me. I have had really extreem stress for the last two years. The hair growth started about 12 months ago, I have been looking at different site, a lot of other stuff mentioned has also been happening. I have been to see the doc, she said because i didnt have a really big face it wasnt serious I have been getting a lot bigger starting on my forehead. I am thinking it is maybee a milder adrenal problem. I also saw a endricoligist and he didnt seem very concerned. He has said fo ... [retrieve this message]

Re: doctors dont seem to take it seriosly by deven 4 year 1,925

well, take the tests and see what you find. I believe that hirsutism is a general label for a hormone imbalance, usually involving testosterone. Hopefully the tests will give you a good idea. ... I’ve been in a doctor’s office thinking I was going to die and they sit there and tell me they can’t find anything with a nice smile on their face. Well, I don’t know what to expect, but you do hope for more, right? ... Let us know how the tests go, ok, good luck. ... ... In the meantime, are you still stressed out, or have you taken any steps to lessen the stress in your life? d [End]

Re: doctors dont seem to take it seriosly by iloveamma 4 year 1,848

Tell the endocrinologist to screw himself.. ... He has NO clue.. ... hair growth is a sign of your hormones being imbalanced. ... You need to check your hormones througha private lab and find a holistic doctor.. ... go to To pthyroid Docs and search for a doc in your area...they will have half a brain. ... Search hormone panel tests through ZRT.com or Genova Diagnostics or one of these other private labs.. ... Take your health into your own hands...forget these clowns. ... You have hormonal imbalance... ... Keep looking for someone who takes you seriously.. [End]

Threading anyone heard of this protocal?

by Raider 4 year 1,732

Hi Guys, ... I was in Canada a couple weeks ago visiting my girlfriend she says come on we are going over to have Threading done I am like what’s threading? ... ... Threading would take the place of Hot waxing your facial hair. ... I think its done in the west India area. I looked around my home town and have found anyone here who does this. ... ... Do a google search its awesome and really gets rid of the unwanted facial hairs. It hurts (OUCH) but its worth it.. ... ... The lady did my eye brow’s,lip and chin and it costed 20.00 I gave her a 5.00 tip. My eye brow’s have never looked better and she used NO twi ... [retrieve this message]

Do this!!! by Molly Bloom 4 year 1,630

OMG, you have to do this. Same thing as threading. The more you do it, the lighter your hairs become. I’ve been doing this for a couple of years and it’s amazing, really. Now I have 3 girlfriends doing it. Easy, simple, cheap.....check it out. ... ... http://www.facialhairthreading.com/ ... ... Molly [End]

Re: Do this!!! by HarmonicCharge 4 year 1,443

that looks painful! ... ... I don’t really understand how that can cause the hair to come in lighter, how does the hair follicle know if you are waxing, threading or plucking it? Why doesn’t mere tweezing make the hair come in lighter? ... ... I am reluctant to touch my upper lip light fuzz because I don’t want it to become an issue! the real dark (ew!) ones come in on the chin. why! why! why! lol ... ... such a drag to keep atop these little annoying hairs and they are so gung-ho to keep growing, and they never grow slow. [End]

N-acetyl-cysteine ?

by #84993 4 year 3,163 PCOS / Female Fac / Endocrine

N-acetyl-cysteine o l-cysteine...are these both the same thing? ... ... ... also in some posts nace has been used to slow facia hair, will l-cysteine do the same? [End]

Re: pcos blood tests...can anyone help or offer ideas? by #23955 4 year 3,143

Remember that PCOS is a syndrome and not everyone who has PCOS will necessarily have all the symptoms -- so you don’t need to have cystic ovaries to have PCOS. ... ... There isn’t a cure for PCOS, though there are various ways of mitigating some of the symptoms. Your natural hormone balance probably has testosterone levels somewhere into the male range, so for you it’s normal to have the same sort of body and facial hair as a male. I myself have to shave every day -- like, I hasten to add, far more females than you’d imagine. If I took drugs to get my hormone balance more like that of a typ ... [retrieve this message]

Re: N-acetyl-cysteine ? by #16872 4 year 3,118

The NAC is a synthetic form of the l-cysteine. I understand the NAC form is more stable, safer and works better. If you have the choice, I’d personally go for the NAC form. ... ... [End]

facial hair problem

by ak1234567 4 year 2,608

i have hereditary facial hair problem . ... tell a home made remedy for it. ... will it be reliable [End]

Re: facial hair problem by earljackjones 4 year 2,473

Aint nothin’ wrong with a hairy lady. Hell, my mom had a full beard. [End]

Re: facial hair problem by #23955 4 year 2,115

Best answer is simply to shave, like millions of other women. I’d suggest, to save yourself a lot of trouble and distress, that you get a good-quality men’s type rechargeable electric razor and use that. The rotary-head models from the Philips Norelco men’s range are particular favorites with women who have tried them. [End]

Re: facial hair problem by #72550 4 year 1,963

try using bellabe at http://www.facialhairthreading.com ... or you can google bellabe it’s a hair remover tool that is very easy to use and removes the unwanted facial hair from the roots. [End]

Re: facial hair problem by Apsaras 4 year 1,882

have you tried myspringit.com ... They have a new solution - ”spring bars”. Its like threading. but you can do it yourself with out damaging your skin ..i.e; you dont need to shave, wax or bleach your hair anymore. ... Read this article for more info ... www.ehow.com/how_5078214_remove-facial-hair-easily-women.html [End]

need help with blood test results/hirsutism?

by #84993 4 year 2,877 Female Facial Hair / Hair / PCOS

my major symptoms are facial/body hair increasing....and irregular periods ... ... ... i did blood tests and this is what showed ... ... ... all types of glucose tests came normal,when i did an ORAL 2HR GTT where u drink that sugary drink,the test was normal good but when i did the 2HR PC test where you eat a meal then go back to bloodtest the glucose, my insulin was high.............. ... ... ... cortisol random/morning was 340 should be in(85-620) ... so this result was very good im guessing? ... ... estradiol was 169 im not sure if thats low? ... ... dheas is high and testosterone is high ... ... prolactin is 8.9 progesteron ... [retrieve this message]

Re: need help with blood test results/hirsutism? by teraza 4 year 2,517

Hi there, ... ... What I am not sure about if is they can’t see your adrenals.. where are you getting all the DHEA from? Teststerone would be coming from the high levels of the DHEA... so that makes sense. ... ... Are you wanting to get pregnant? or just wanting to balance things out and deal with the hirsutism? ... ... I am not exactly what would be causing the high DHEA, i know that adrenal masses can do that.. or some feedback loop that is out of sorts. ... ... I am also not an expert in what the numbers mean. I think getting in touch with Dr. Borkin might be a great idea, he is wonderful at figuring out h ... [retrieve this message]

Re: need help with blood test results/hirsutism? by #84993 4 year 2,541

i just want to stop my hirsutism ... ... could it be insulin resistance causing dheas if not adrenals? ... ... or can just plain stress cause it? [End]

Hair growth on chin. Hormones?

by klh2 4 year 7,678 Female Facial Hair / Acne / Women’s Fo

I have had cysts on my ovaries (found by ultrasound) I’ve had blood taken that showed at one time that I had a hormone imbalance, then I’ve had the same blood check and it shows no imbalance. Meanwhile I have had cystic acne since puberty, painful, heavy periods, now I’ve had hair growth on my chin that seems to get more and more hairs coming in. I will be getting laser treatment for my chin, but my main question is... Is it possible this is hormone related? My periods, although painful and heavy, are always on time. I can set a clock by them. ... ... If it isn’t hormonal then what could it ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Hair growth on chin. Hormones? by Miss Helfinger 4 year 6,768

May I suggest you look into the iodine supplementation forum? It’s the most potent adaptogen on the planet - will balance your hormones and is THE protocol for cysts on the ovaries, thyroid imbalances, fibrocystic breast disease and breast cancer - effectively - all things hormonally imbalanced. One of the forum owners, Wombat, has beaten FBD and many women on iodine therapy have balanced their hormones and cysts on their ovaries have disappeared. There was a woman my age, in her early thirties, about to have her uterus removed, did iodine supplementation for a few months, they opened h ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Hair growth on chin. Hormones? by #23955 4 year 5,430

Most likely you’ve got PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) which leads to high testosterone levels and very often leads to a hair-growth pattern which is like that of a male. [End]

Re: Hair growth on chin. Hormones? by girlygirlygirl 4 year 5,908

for the iodine.......i started taking it and after a month on it.......my cycle stopped .............and when i stopped taking it my cycle returned to months later.......why did this happen? [End]

methods to remove hair

by 31715 4 year 2,562

I’ve tried everything to remove my facial hair. I used to shave everyday but got sick of the fact that no matter what I did you could still tell that there was something going on on my neck, chin, jaw line, and upper lip. I have a lot of facial hair and it is very dark and very thick. I finally broke down and bought an epilator. I love it. You won’t get ingrown hairs if you exfoliate daily or twice daily. It hurts like crazy at first especially if you have a lot of hair but I gotta tell you that not having to shave everyday is an amazing experience. I do touch ups a couple times a w ... [retrieve this message]

Re: methods to remove hair by Amarande 4 year 2,181

I use an epilator to remove hair on my neck, chin and face too...my face doesnt look as nasty or manly now. I still have lots of little bumps under my chin, but it mostly just looks like I have bad skin/tiny pimples or something instead of being full of razor bumps like it did when I was still shaving. I do it about once a week, and I’ve noticed the hairs are getting weaker and less grows back. I use Tend Skin and Bump Stopper 2 for razor bump control. [End]

Re: methods to remove hair by #72550 4 year 1,905

many have tried the bellabe facial hair remover which is a manual epilator and it works great for me. you can google bellabe or http://www.facialhairthreading.com ... ... [End]

Re: methods to remove hair by Apsaras 4 year 1,764

have you tried using ”spring bars” from myspringit.com? It is an easy way of removing your facial hair without damaging your skin.. read this article ... www.ehow.com/how_5078214_remove-facial-hair-easily-women.html [End]

Nair?

by SqueakyClean 5 year 2,869

Why doesn’t ”Nair” work on my female moustache? I KNOW Nair is probably bad. But that little patch is so annoying! It’s blonde (a few browns) although somewhat coarse and really shows in the light. They seem to be VERY strong and resilient hairs. ... ... I put the Nair on and even though the bottle says to leave it on I think 10 minutes max, I can leave it on for 30 minutes and it still doesn’t do anything to half the hairs (it also doesn’t seem to affect my skin). And before you say, maybe it’s an old batch, I thought of that and went out and bought another bottle and it also seems to not real ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Nair? by #23955 5 year 2,676

Are you using the version designed for use on the face? If so, that is probably the answer. ... ... Skin and hair are very similar. What is strong enough to destroy hair is likely to damage skin. ... ... Hair removal cream designed for the legs is much stronger than hair removal cream designed for the face, because the skin on the legs is stronger than the skin on the face. ... ... Many women have relatively fine hair on the face and a weaker cream can remove that. But for those who have coarse, male-type moustache and/or beard growth, that weaker cream is not going to remove it. ... ... Where you have male ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Nair? by SqueakyClean 5 year 2,675

Thanks. I guess that makes sense. I tried regular Nair on my legs once and it didn’t do anything, either, so I guess I wouldn’t try it on my face. ... ... I do end up shaving off what Nair doesn’t get on my upper lip, but I feel this makes it come back in more coarse. Or, at least, the ends are straight instead of fine and whispy, and it feels ”prickly” which really gets on my nerves! [End]

Re: Nair? by #23955 5 year 2,718

I think that your hair growth is too coarse for removal by depilatories. ... ... It appears that at least some of the hair in your moustache is male-type hair and that’s going to be tough to remove by any method. ... ... Laser isn’t at it’s most effective other than on black hair against a light skin. Both laser and electrolysis depend on getting your hormones into the normal ”female” range before the removal is effective long-term. ... ... Waxing becomes less and less effective the tougher the hair growth is. ... ... If you’re shaving it might be a good idea to try one of the Philps Norelco razors from the ... [retrieve this message]

Epila (laser hair removal) - anyone?? by SqueakyClean 5 year 3,202 Female Facial Hair / Hair / Testimonia

Okay, has anyone heard of or TRIED the Epila (DIY laser hair removal device)? I’m seeing a lot of ads for it. ... ... ... http://epilalaserhairremover.com/ ... ... ... I want to know WOULD IT WORK and IS IT SAFE? (by Curezone standards) ... ... I have some dark coarse hairs on my chin that I’d love to take care of, as it is, I’m plucking some out every day. Also, coarse hair on inner thighs and near the ankles makes me very itchy unless it is recently shaved. It really is uncomfortable and annoying and I’d like to get rid of it. This thing only costs $200. ... ... ***I don’t sell these or have any interest in th ... [retrieve this message]

Razor bumps/ingrown hairs

by #102899 5 year 2,864

Does anyone know a really good proven product to completely get rid of razor bumps and ingrown hairs. Because I have tried almost everything and nothing’s working. So any advice would be helpful. thank you. [End]

Re: Razor bumps/ingrown hairs by 31715 4 year 2,501

not for razor burn but for ingrown hairs just make sure you are exfoliating on a very regular basis. it will help a lot. also, i’ve heard that salicylic acid can help. [End]
Re: Razor bumps/ingrown hairs by minnkidd 4 year 2,480

This is a bit late (sorry), but I’ve found Tendskin to be a fabulous product. [End]

Im a 14 year old girl with some hair on my...

by crazybby 5 year 4,487 Ask CureZone / Female Fac / Endocrine

I have hair on my upper lip, the side of my face, my stomch, and some on my nipples. You can see it really easy and i feel like i look like a man every time i look at it. Is that normal to have hair right there. Especially on my face i dont want to pluck it or shave it because im scared ill get a mustache or get a lot of hair on the side on my cheeks. What do i do? [End]

Re: Im a 14 year old girl with some hair on my... by FromOz 5 year 3,542

All this is normal. You can bleach the unwanted hair, but if you want no hair at all, do not shave, pluck. Use hot wax, go to a beautician for the first few times, watch how it is done, so you cna do it at home. If too hard, have it done professionally. If you don’t pluck or shave, you’ll only need it done about every four weeks. This is what I do. [End]

Re: Im a 14 year old girl with some hair on my... by #78330 5 year 3,233

Normal...seems to be a nationality thing too. Are you Italian by any chance? Jewish people also get the upper lip problem. You’re not going to get a manly mustache or a beard though. lol. ... ... Just pluck them or bleach them. ... ... Can be a hormonal thing too.. like estrogen imbalances. ... ... Might want to look into eating raw. I’ve read posts on there from women who no longer had stray hairs in random places. Like on this forum: ... ... http://www.rawfoodtalk.com/showthread.php?p=448987 ... ... ... [End]

Re: Im a 14 year old girl with some hair on my... by Hveragerthi 5 year 3,149

It could be genetic, or it could be excessive testosterone levels, which can occur in women as well. [End]

Re: Im a 14 year old girl with some hair on my... by 10selection10 5 year 3,034

Could be PCOS too... search google about the condition. It is a condition where you body is deficient in an enzyme that converts certain androgens to hormones such as cortisol, which causes a build-up male hormones which can cause more masculine features in woman. [End]

Re: Im a 14 year old girl with some hair on my... by natureisnurture 5 year 2,954

maybe try iodine supplementation, its supposed to be good for clearing up hormone imbalances ... ... head on over to the iodine forum for more info [End]

Re: Im a 14 year old girl with some hair on my... by #23955 5 year 2,946

You should learn that there’s a considerable overlap in hair growth patterns between males and females. There are a great many women who have male-type hair growth patterns and many who have full male-type moustache and beard growth which often begins to show up about 14. ... ... The most sensible long-term answer is to start shaving -- use a good men’s-type electric razor. [End]

Re: Im a 14 year old girl with some hair on my... by #69242 4 year 2,679

Forget about shaving! Look for a product called ”Hair No More.” It is a cream. It works fast. And it is not harsh like Nair. It is actually very gentle, and it is hormone-free. [End]

tretinoin/retin A? by girlygirlygirl 5 year 1,193 Acne / Female Fac / Endocrine

can tretinoin face cream cause facial hair? [End]

No! No! Hair Removal

by #82100 5 year 4,465

Has anyone used the No! No! Hair Removal device? I’m sure it’s probably just as worthless as everything else has been over the years but just as other devices along the years I am willing to try about anything. It’s $250.00 which is extremely steep but still cheaper than laser hair removal if it actually works. (There’s also No! No! Skin which supposedly helps with acne.) [End]

Re: No! No! Hair Removal by tyhair 5 year 2,449

There is a large blog on ... http://distressedderma.com/sephora-nono-review/ ... Other people have written in over the past year as well. Still not too convinced but seemed to have worked for the reviewer. But it is not intended for the face due to its size and the shape of the face. [End]

Re: No! No! Hair Removal by #72550 4 year 2,089

I use a very inexpensive facial hair remover that does not hurt my skin at all. You can find it at http://www.facialhairthreading.com ... Get the Bellabe threader. [End]

Re: No! No! Hair Removal by megan76 4 year 1,819

I use it!! Oh my Gosh it’s working!! I followed the instructions and my arms and legs never felt so smooth in a very long time. it is a miracle for someone like me who has a dark thick hair. I used it for 8 weeks in a row and some areas in my arms and legs are already with less hair! It is much safer and painless then the other productsI tried, certainly cheaper than a laser treatment. Oh and I almost forgot- I received a promo code so it cost me 77$ less!! (promo code is nonoSALE) ... ... I also heard they have a new revolutionary device that helps your face look tighter and younger. If I am n ... [retrieve this message]

PCOS, Hereditary, Facial Hair

by #101456 5 year 8,896 Female Facial Hair / PCOS

Hi, ... ... My wife has coarse hair on her face, though she has much less then me, probably at most 1/5 as thick. Facial hair does run in her family, 2 aunts on father’s side. ... But I am wondering if she had PCOS when she was younger. She had irregular periods though she was quite active as a youth doing skating competitively. She was prescribed the pill then and she gained quite a bit of weight soon after, 30lbs, though mostly in her hips and legs, which is also a family trait. (she didn’t skate at this time) She said she had some depression then as well. ... Do you think she had PCOS then, and if ... [retrieve this message]

Re: PCOS, Hereditary, Facial Hair by #23955 5 year 8,422

It’s unlikely that she would have PCOS and then PCOS disappear. ... ... Let’s take the facts as you spell them out: ... ... Your wife ... ... * did competitive skating when she was young ... * had irregular periods when she was younger ... ... that tends to suggest that her natural hormonal balance would have been low in estrogen and high in testosterone when she was younger. ... ... * she went on the Birth Control Pill and her periods became regular. That’s what one might expect with the artificial increase in estrogen ... ... * she has female relatives who have obvious facial hair of which you’re aware ... ... * she ha ... [retrieve this message]

Re: PCOS, Hereditary, Facial Hair by tyhair 5 year 8,092

My wife is 29 now, no kids, she started getting it at 15, and she shaves daily, I wish it could be less often than that. I can notice it rougher after 6 hours after shaving I can see and feel the stubble already and that is with using a blade. Are there any ways to slow it down now such as Spironolactane or herbs such as Saw Palmetto (I saw that on the university of maryland website). [End]

Re: PCOS, Hereditary, Facial Hair by #23955 5 year 7,888

Use of Vaniqa can reduce the frequency of having to shave, but it’s expensive and has to be used every day. ... ... Better by far to accept the fact that your wife has the sort of beard growth she has. And in fact a great many women have beard growth as heavy as men. Enjoy her for who she is and make sure she knows you love her as she is. Women with heavy beard growth are usually very much keener on the physical side of a relationship and usually much better at it, too. [End]

Re: PCOS, Hereditary, Facial Hair by #72550 4 year 7,616

Hi! You can check out Bellabe facial hair remover at http://www.facialhairthreading.com ... This would be something that your wife can use. It is very inexpensive and actually works. Do not spend your money on expensive stuff like NO! NO! ... ... For some women, it is very normal to have facial hair after having had babies. It all depends on how excessive the hair is. If you think it is a hormonal imbalance, then I suggest that she sees her doctor. ... ... Women should never shave!! There are some women who shaved and yet their facial hair comes back fine. But on the whole, most women who tried shav ... [retrieve this message]

estrogen dominance or excess testosterone?

by #84993 5 year 4,028 Women’s Forum / Female Fac / Endocrine

if a female has................ ... ... hair loss ... excess hair on face/body ... hard to gain weight ... pale skin ... scars that never heal ... irregular cycle/missed cycle/spotting between cycle/very painful first day of cycle ... ... from these would it be that it is estrogen dominance...................or excess testosterone ... ... ... ... or would i have to get blood tests done? [End]

Re: estrogen dominance or excess testosterone? by #73810 5 year 8,205

Just from the small bit you have said, I would say excess testosterone, although at one time, I had excess testosterone AND excess estrogen. Excess estrogen causes heavy, frequent periods at some point, and although spotting between periods is part of it, missed periods are rare. Also excess estrogen causes easy weight gain, while testosterone helps prevent that. ... ... Don’t know how old you are, but hormone testing in late teens, early twenties, some excess of hormones is normal. If you are over 30, search perimenopause on the women’s forum. ... ... IMHO, the main cause of hormonal imbalance ... [retrieve this message]

OK, here's the question I have

by #86303 5 year 2,455

When you get your hormones in balance, how is the hirsutism cured? Does it all just fall out or do you have to get rid of the hair and then, since it’s cured, none grows back? [End]

Re: OK, here's the question I have by #23955 5 year 2,256

There’s no fixed pattern. ... ... Hair grows in cycles -- each follicle produces a hair which grows then eventually falls out and eventually the hair follicle produces another hair. ... ... Very often, if you get your hormones back into the normal range for females, when the existing coarse, male-type hairs eventually fall out of their own accord, the follicles will produce new hairs which are somewhat less coarse and possibly less-colored and will grow less quickly. ... ... However, it’s not as simple as that. If your skin has been sensitized during fetal life so that it responds readily to testosteron ... [retrieve this message]

Re: OK, here's the question I have by #86303 5 year 1,906

You wrote: ... ... ”If your skin has been sensitized during fetal life so that it responds readily to testosterone, it may continue to respond to even normal female amounts of testosterone.” ... ... Do you mean ”it may continue NOT to respond to even normal female amounts...?” [End]

Re: OK, here's the question I have R by #23955 5 year 2,063

No, what I am saying is that once your skin is sensitized in the womb to respond, like a male’s, to testosterone, it doesn’t take the normal male levels of testosterone to produce male-type facial hair. Even the levels of testosterone which are normal for a female can produce male-type facial hair in those circumstances. ... ... That is part of the reason why many females whose testosterone levels are perfectly normal for a female find themselves will male-type moustache growth, while other females with the same adult testosterone levels but who have not had the fetal exposure to such high le ... [retrieve this message]

hirsutism facial hair/liver by girlygirlygirl 5 year 4,274 Women’s Forum / Female Fac / PCOS

Chionarthus v. bark (Fringe tree/) 50.0 mg. ... Chelidonium m. 25.0 mg. ... Taraxacum 50.0 mg. [End]

scared out of my mind.

by #94434 5 year 9,990

I’m new here. I am only 16, 17 in two weeks, and I have facial hair. I have quite a moustache, but I’m almost used to it because I’ve had it since i was 12. but now, i’ve noticed that there is some hair growing on my chin. this is the first time i’ve noticed it! i don’t know if its always been there, but in bright lights, it is noticeable. i’m extremely scared. does anyone know if it will grow or if it will stay at what it is now? [End]

Re: scared out of my mind. by #23955 5 year 9,612

OK, it’s nothing to be scared about. ... ... In spite of what some people would like you to believe, it’s not only men who have moustache and beard growth. Most American women will develop some moustache and beard growth over the course of their adult lives and though on average men have more moustache and beard growth and develop it earlier in their lives, nonetheless many women have as much beard growth as the average man and a great many have enough beard growth to require shaving every day. Ask any family doctor and he or she will tell you that they have quite a number of female patients ... [retrieve this message]

Re: scared out of my mind. by snowflowr82 5 year 9,307

Hi i’m a 25 year old woman with some chin hair probably 15 or so and have had them since i was a teenager. I wouldn’t suggest shaving my mother did that (where i got it from i think) and it made it much much worse and i have also seen people shave where it becomes dark under the skin looking terrible... I pluck the hair i have and have never had a problem where more hair has grown in (ive been doing this for 10 years) the few i have have come in darker with plucking but i don’t get more than what i have. I don’t believe that shaving doesn’t cause problems cause when i shave my legs the hai ... [retrieve this message]

Re: scared out of my mind. by #23955 5 year 9,192

A great deal depends on your current hormone levels and the extent to which your skin has been sensitized during fetal life to make it respond to testosterone in your bloodstream. ... ... It is true that in SOME instances, where the skin isn’t very sensitive to testosterone and levels of free testosterone in the bloodstream are in the normal female range, that plucking, waxing, mechanical epilation, threading etc. can actually lead to the hair growing back finer. However where the skin IS very sensitive to testosterone and where levels of free testosterone in the bloodstream are higher than ... [retrieve this message]

Re: scared out of my mind. by jlooday 5 year 8,961

okay that makes a lot of sense. now i don’t know if this hair will grow to be more than it already is, and i’m going to see a doctor about it . i am thinking about electrolysis however! i have somewhat of a hairy face so i don’t know if it is due to hormones. my mom is completely hairless, but can i get facial hair from a male gene? i’m a bit confused. [End]

Re: scared out of my mind. by #23955 5 year 9,056

When it comes to fetal exposure to testosterone, it’s impossible to be sure whether the testosterone comes from the mother or the fetus. ... ... Doctors tend to be fairly laid back about female facial hair -- every family doctor is almost bound to have a number of female patients who shave every day without having anything clinically wrong with them. ... ... Shaving doesn’t cause the growth to be coarser, but regrowth tends to be more bristly for a day or two. That’s an advantage when you shave with an electric razor -- makes it much easier to get all the hair when you shave. [End]

Re: scared out of my mind. by venkvelaga 5 year 9,309

Is that your theory? ... I agree with testosterone causing growth in unwanted areas but. ... ... I’m a guy. I shave. I know that when you shave(particularly electric shavers) it stimulates the har folicle. Initially it grows back thicker.... When I shave it the next day its tough and I have to get many passes to get it all but.... If I wait over the weekend that Monday shaving is much better and the skin feels smooth well not like when I was young though. ... ... I tried sugaring and plucking in other areas and the main problem is hair might start growing under the skin. My mom plucks at her facial h ... [retrieve this message]

Re: scared out of my mind. by jlott00 4 year 7,890

taking copper can help women with bread problems [End]

Re: scared out of my mind. by tammi 5 year 9,002

I don’t know how much hair you have, but if it’s thin and somewhat dark, you can color it blond and that will make it look invisible or more like peach fuzz. [End]

Re: scared out of my mind. by #72550 4 year 8,023

Hi! Whatever you do, DO NOT SHAVE!! Does not matter if you use a lady’s shaver or what - if you shave, you are taking a chance that your facial hair will grow back darker & coarser. There are some people who believe that it makes no difference. But it all depends on: ethnicity, genetics, hormones. So, DON’T TAKE A CHANCE. ... ... All women have facial hair. If you see that someone’s face is smooth & clear of hair, it’s probably bc they’ve waxed, plucked or tweezed. ... ... If you have not waxed, plucked or tweezed, check out http://www.facialhairthreading.com ... for about facial hair removal. This w ... [retrieve this message]

Re: scared out of my mind. by #23955 4 year 7,961

The only reason hair can become coarser after shaving is that it was becoming coarser anyway under hormonal influences which led to the need for shaving. ... ... On the other hand if the growth is hormonally caused then it is possible for waxing, threading, plucking, using an epilator machine etc. to cause the growth to become stronger by proving dormant follicles to enter the growth phase and by causing a rush of testosterone-rich blood to repair the damage to the trauma site of the hair removal. [End]

Positive Experiences with Facial Hair by leilarae 5 year 2,910 Female Facial Hair / Beauty Tip / Hair

I’m a lady and yes, I have facial hair. I never thought until tonight to see how many other women do out of my own curiosity. At the end of puberty, it became apparent that that not only have peach fuzz on the upper lip, but some little side burns started to grow it. I was very down and outs about them, you know, ”why do i have side burns? i’m a girl, that’s so wierd!” and my self esteem was pretty down. My hair cut is such that they were well hidden though and I’d do a pluck here and there to keep them under control. I also have loose hairs on my cheeks and neck and my hair is almost ... [retrieve this message]

Birth Control?

by #92599 5 year 2,372

Hi, I was diagnosed with overproduction of testosterone 4 or 5 years ago and I’ve been on medication for that ever since. What I’m wondering is if anyone here with that same condition has taken the birth control pill Diane-35 (not available in the US) for decreasing hair growth. My endocrinologist tells me that this is the only birth control pill (because of some specific compound in it, not sure which) that can actually remove existing hair follicles which are a result of the male hormone. He has told me that he’s had success in other patients with this birth control, but I was on it for ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Birth Control? by weeblip 5 year 2,113

I tried Dianette a few years back and I found it helped alot with the hair and also my oily skin. I felt the best I had ever felt for a long time....I did combine it with the GI Diet and exercise though, so that may have made a big difference. Because I felt so good, I stopped taking it just to see if it was actually the dianette working or just that my body had adjusted itself. A couple of years on my facial hair seems to be creeping in again together with the oily skin, so I think I’ll be paying a visit to my Dr’s Office to see if I can get a prescription for it again. Dr’s like to tak ... [retrieve this message]

Re: Birth Control? by #92599 5 year 1,982

interesting...can I ask if you are also on other medications for hormonal imbalance? It was my impression that once the hair was gone, my other medication would keep it from returning (because now my hormones are normal and thus new male hair growth can’t be stimulated by those hormones anymore). Also, how long were you on it before you noticed results? I found that physical activity seemed to not have much effect on weight gain during the 3 months I was on it, but perhaps it was also bloating from not getting my period...I didn’t like the feeling much at all, but this gives me hope. Thank ... [retrieve this message]

Any Successes at all?

by #91741 5 year 2,227

So what I have read on here is tht shaving is the only method to control the growth...What about if you get into a situation that u have to be in a hospital or some other thing where one is not going to be able to do that? Shaving and all the other methods are fine if you are able to be in your own bathroom....This problem is really ruining my self-esteem to the point I dont even want to go anywhere and it is just starting to show, to where I dont nee to shave yet but what I have is so dark it is visable and the growth seems to be spreading...hopeless and embarrasing. [End]

Re: Any Successes at all? by #23955 5 year 2,220

Shaving’s not the ONLY method of dealing with facial hair growth but it does happen to be the most effective, 100% reliable way. ... ... As far as restricting your lifestyle, there’s absolutely no need whatsoever. Get a good men’s-type rechargeable razor and shave wherever you like. ... ... Regarding hospitalization, I agree that’s not quite so easy, but ward staff are quite used to getting requests to shave women patients who can’t do it for themselves. And while they wouldn’t help with leg shaving etc, they’ll normally help with facial shaving without any problem. Women with beard growth aren’t ... [retrieve this message]

Facial hair remover by jetagal 4 year 1,923

I assume you are talking about facial hair. All women have facial hair. They all do something about it - wax, pluck, tweeze, laser’d it off... ... ... I use Bellabe facial hair remover from http://www.facialhairthreading.com ... It is very inexpensive and easy to use and does not damage the skin. [End]

Re: Any Successes at all? by IrishRush 31 mon 1,055

I have the same problems and concerns that you have shared in your post, except that recently I experienced what is often called a ”mini stroke.” My doctor wanted to admit me to the hospital but I refused because of the facial hair concerns. I ended up being tested as an outpatient and luckily all turned out well. But I did confide in my older sister (10 years older than me) for the first time about this problem I have. She is the first person I’ve ever told about this - I’ve never even brought it up with my own doctors over the years because it was so embarrassing. And as good sisters do, ... [retrieve this message]

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