Bummed by mustache!
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Anonymous
| Sally Hanson strips. Use as needed. Hair does not come in thicker. |
Anonymous
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What's the best way to get rid if the nose hair?
I don't trust myself with my trimmers up my nose! 
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Anonymous
| For upper lip hair and eyebrows I usually do threading. It is a bit painful, but I think that the results are more precise than with waxing, with less irritation afterward. |
Anonymous
| 40s here, I get a light one sometimes - on one side only. Sigh. Also occasional facial or nose hair sticking out. Grosses me out. Getting old sucks! |
Anonymous
I wax mine at home. I also have gray chin hairs that come in if I don't pay close attention. 
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Anonymous
Use this - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E4PMQAO?gclid=CNCNl-P4y78CFRFafgoduiUAqA Seriously good stuff! |
Anonymous
Keep a tweezer in the car. I usually spot my chin hair when I am driving. 
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Anonymous
| Sally Hanson strips. Work like a charm. I do mine at night due to a bit of redness (irritation). Put a little ice on it and you are good to go.My hairdresser also told me to cut the strips in half lengthwise. The actual lip hairline is quite thin. |
Anonymous
| Razor. Cheap, easy, quick, discrete. |
Anonymous
No--stubble! |
Anonymous
| Laser. Best thing I did in awhile. |
Anonymous
+1. A woman in our office shaves and the stubble shows by the end of the day. Unless your stubble is white or blond, I wouldn't do this. |
Anonymous
| Bleaching |
Anonymous
| I lasered mine. But I have very dark hair and fair skin (what's needed for laser). It's been a couple years and hasn't come back but I"ve heard that laser is sometimes not a forever option. Chevy Chase Plastic Surgery. Cindy. She's great. |