lip hair removal

[Anonymous]

Waxing the City in Del Ray is where my daughter goes. The salon is very clean and they all seem to do a great job.

[Anonymous]

Nads facial strips. I blow dry them for maybe 15 seconds to warm it, open, apply, pull off. I used to use at a stop light in a bind. very easy

[Anonymous]

Sally Hansen Bleach. You mix and leave on for half the time recommended, 3-4 mins, and you will see a difference. At 11, the skin is too sensitive for waxing. I think it would be too painful.

[Anonymous]

Teach her she is beautiful just the way she is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sally Hansen Bleach. You mix and leave on for half the time recommended, 3-4 mins, and you will see a difference. At 11, the skin is too sensitive for waxing. I think it would be too painful.

[Anonymous]

WAX THAT SHIIIIII

[Anonymous]

RIP IT OFF HO

[Anonymous]

I would suggest waxing it and going to a professional

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Teach her she is beautiful just the way she is.

Do you want her daughter to be bullied

[Anonymous]

You should get her a shaver

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teach her she is beautiful just the way she is.

Do you want her daughter to be bullied

Frida Kahlo had lip hair and she is universally famous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Teach her she is beautiful just the way she is.

Do you want her daughter to be bullied

Frida Kahlo had lip hair and she is universally famous.

Frida Kahlo as a confident, self-assured, feminist icon.

[Anonymous]

Waxing. Eventually the hair will come in less quickly.

Do it at a salon a couple of times then get Nads strips at Target. They're better than Sally Hansen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nads facial strips. I blow dry them for maybe 15 seconds to warm it, open, apply, pull off. I used to use at a stop light in a bind. very easy

I never thought to warm with a blow dryer! Will try this next time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Teach her she is beautiful just the way she is.

My best friend was raised like this. Her mom didn’t believe in products, creams, waxing, etc and wanted her to be natural and feel happy just the way she is. Fast forward a few decades, my friend is the biggest beauty product consumer. Loves lipstick, beauty products, Sephora, etc.