/lgbt/ - LGBT

Grow it out mayne become a leprechaun 🍀

>>1334
Just grow it out

I assume you already use a shitton of moisturizer and cleanse your face before and after? Applying shaving cream sparingly is also important, as it's only supposed to soften the hairs and help the razor glide as a thin film. I use cartridge razors with the front guard removed and these things get me through a day with acceptable-looking skin. I'm thinking about buying a facial epilator long-term though.
>waxing
Sugar waxing is actually really simple: If you made it right it will have a gummy consistency when warm to lukewarm, so you can trap the ends of the hairs in it and pull. You're actually meant to grow out the hair quite a bit (1.5-2cm) first, to prevent the skin from coming into contact with the sugar wax, because otherwise it isn't any more irritating than other method that work at the root.

i recently have been using an at home ipl and like it a lot, its cheaper thank full laser sessions and also you can do it all at your own pace. it might be difficult with your hair color and skin color though

As I've gotten older I've gotten more and more body hair to the point that my entire torso is hairy from my clavicles on down, and in the past years my back has become lightly hairy as well. My shoulders have wiry hairs like on my torso and I've started growing hair on my delts. It's like the puberty that never ends. With all of that I still only have very light hair on my arms and a patchy thin beard with a connection missing on the chin. Why did God do this to me? Why couldn't I at least get the beard? I was a twink before this and still have a very thin physique. I cannot manage all of this hair. I can't even reach the stuff on my back.

>>1347
What kind of hair and skin do you have that it works for? And what brand do you use?

>can't grow a beard
>also can't get a perfectly smooth shave
Fuck everything.

Facial hair needs to be beautified .
I hate how society wants men to be rough-and-tumble looking when it comes to their looks


Beards require maintenance.
It's easy to grow a beard but it takes work to make them look good.

And I hate the in between.

Imo you either have no facial hair or full on beard.

>>1361
People don't know that there's something called second puberty, which happens when you hit your thirties

>>1334
I think black people have this issue. Look online for tips of black people facial hair removal.

>beard shadow
see vidrel, especially 3:08
>fucked up skin
if you dont already, keep the skin wet and warm for 30 to 60 seconds beforehand, and use shaving gel or cream beforehand and aftershave and moisturizer afterhand
for permanent removal, especially with light colored hair, electrolysis is the only option
unfortunately, its expensive, even more so than laser

>>1550
>afterhand
lol
i meant afterwards

>>1530
I'm not a fan so far

>>1334
i've started just ripping out my facial hair with my hands, just need something sticky on your fingers to grips it better, and you have to let it grow long enough to grab on to

>>1609
my sister in marx just get an epilator or a sharp pair of tweezers. the tweezers from my swiss army knive can grip any visible hair, though getting the right angle is hard below the chin and multiple days of tweezing can leave my skin in a bad place