Anyone have tweezer brand recommendations for fine chin hair? SM

You know that old saying that every time you pluck a gray hair, 2 more grow in? Well, now that I've passed 40, I have the pleasure of chin hair - something I never had before. Good grief. Black ones too. Not those really fine white hairs. And I swear - for every one I pluck, 5 more grow in. My MIL says she shaves every day. My SIL and I pluck. However, I worked with a girl who used to work for a derm doc and she swears that laser tre ...

I have sprouted all these black hairs on my chin. A man would be proud to have them. Can't afford electrolysis though. ...

get it foiled with some color in it. I have been thinking about a curly perm but I am not sure what kind to get and I would have my hairdresser do it. I dont want a fuzz ball so I am wondering if anyone here has tried this on colored hair just streaked color. I want a good perm that would last for a while and have curl to it but not tight. My hairdresser does not carrying prems anymore and the company they deal with does not sell them either. They are expensive ...

I've always had troublesome hair - thin, fine, limp, tangles at every turn of my head. Conditioners are a must or I could never comb it at all. Most conditioners are too thin, runny and wimpy for my hair, and it takes me forever to comb it out (my hair is really long, down to my fanny, and straight as a board). Every time I find a product that works in my hair, they take it off the market, it drives me nuts! My current product is Pantene conditio ...

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What brand of shampoo/conditioner/hair products do you use? Do you switch brands often or do you stick with just one all the time? I ran out of shampoo this morning and had to grab a bottle out of the cupboard that wasn't the same brand as the conditioner that I was going to use. Just wondering what brand of shampoo everyone else uses. I currently have Dove conditioner and Pantene shampoo in my shower. I switch brands all of the time. ...

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I understand as we grow older our bodies change, skin gets saggy, wrinkled, loses elasticity, etc and our hair changes. What I'm wondering is this. Is there a product, vitamin, or whatever that can make your hair look younger and healthier. Growing up I had beautiful hair, soft natural curls that the hairdressers said people would die to have curls that are natural like that. Now at 51 years old my hair is coarse, and frizzy. I can find some curls here and ther ...

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I am devastated right now. I had long, thick beautiful hair and over the past couple of months I have noticed a big change in it. Now it is falling out! Long strands just letting loose. At this rate, I will be bald in a couple of weeks and that is not an exaggeration. It doesn't even look or feel like hair. It is shriveling up and is very light and falling out! How and why can this happen and will it stop? Has this happened to anyone? ...

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alopecia areata, have you tried any home remeadies that have worked? I have gone to the dermatoloigst, have received 3 sets of cortisone shots to the scalp so far, no luck, just a few fine hairs coming in. It should have all grown back at this point from the injections. So now we are waiting a year to see if anything changes (been about 2 years already so looks pretty permanent right now). Doc gave me samples of Protopic but basically said she did not expect it to work bu ...

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Can anyone recommend a product that will cover gray/white roots without turning my hair a pink color? Some years ago I was using over the counter color and was actually approached by people, telling me my hair was "purple." I told my stylist and she said the over the counter products have a violet base, and when applied to brown hair it gives a pretty highlight. If you apply it to hair that has lost its color it soaks up the violet color and that's what you see. ...

Battling insomnia last night, I watched an infomercial for this product and the thought behind it makes sense to keep one's hair at its healthiest (especially if platinum blond, like I currently am). Has anyone tried Wen and, if so, what did you think of it? I currently use organic products but keep thinking this might be a better option to keep my hair in semi-decent condition, considering how I abuse it with bleach, straightening tools, etc. ...

Little neighbor girl and I were having a discussion. She washes her hair daily, I not as much and thought would just ask others. Thanks. ...

If so, what are your results? Are the TV commercial testimonials accurate? ...

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Anyone have tweezer brand recommendations for fine chin hair? SM

I use Tweezerman. These have a fine, sharp point to - grasp the hair easier. sm

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