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Charni · 5th Jan 2012, 11:19 PM

Does anybody know any good ways to make sure I get ALL of my facial hair shaved off? There is allways a little bit left that won't come off no matter how hard I try to get it. I HATE my facial hair. It's gross.

DhammaGamer · 9th Jan 2012, 01:50 PM

Lazer treatment / Electrolysis

Until you can afford that though, just go with a quality razer and make sure to shave with and against the grain. You can tweeze the ones that are being stubborn. Use a high-coverage foundation to cover any remaining shadow. A friend of mine from another site recomends using a very light amount of blush in the shadow areas since it helps to conceal the area further. You could also go with an epilator but it's painful and you have to grow your hair out a bit to make it work.

5th Jan 2012, 11:19 PM	#1
Charni Banned Full Member Gender: Physically male, mentally everything but male. Orientation: Lesbian Out Status: My girlfriend and 8 others Location: Australia! Age: 16 Posts: 775 Join Date: Nov 2011	Shaving help for MtF trans people Does anybody know any good ways to make sure I get ALL of my facial hair shaved off? There is allways a little bit left that won't come off no matter how hard I try to get it. I HATE my facial hair. It's gross.

9th Jan 2012, 01:50 PM	#2
DhammaGamer EC Addict Full Member Gender: MtF Orientation: Queer <3 Out Status: The closet is falling apart around me!!! Location: Michigan Age: 25 Posts: 372 Join Date: Sep 2011	Re: Shaving help for MtF trans people Lazer treatment / Electrolysis Until you can afford that though, just go with a quality razer and make sure to shave with and against the grain. You can tweeze the ones that are being stubborn. Use a high-coverage foundation to cover any remaining shadow. A friend of mine from another site recomends using a very light amount of blush in the shadow areas since it helps to conceal the area further. You could also go with an epilator but it's painful and you have to grow your hair out a bit to make it work.

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