Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just twease it or take him to a threading place. This is effecting your child's self esteem. It's important to your child who is being teased.

+1. Do you not have tweezers, Op?

Do you not know that tweeing hurts?

It's a good way to teach "no pain, no gain" life lesson.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mine did too. We got this from a target. Done in 2 seconds, no pain at all.

Finishing Touch Flawless hair remover

https://www.target.com/p/finishing-touch-flawless-facial-hair-remover/-/A-75557663

Buy this. I saw it recommended here for my daughter’s upper lip and now I have one for her and one for my son. They both use it on their unibrows. We got it on Amazon.

OP here - I got the one for eyebrows specifically. It is painless but doesn’t work that well. Barely took a few hairs out..

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mine did too. We got this from a target. Done in 2 seconds, no pain at all.

Finishing Touch Flawless hair remover

https://www.target.com/p/finishing-touch-flawless-facial-hair-remover/-/A-75557663

Buy this. I saw it recommended here for my daughter’s upper lip and now I have one for her and one for my son. They both use it on their unibrows. We got it on Amazon.

Based on this thread I went to Target yesterday and got this for my 7yo girl. I felt ridiculous buying it based on a couple anonymous posts, but it worked! Painlessly. Thank you, DCUM! It's tips like this that make me stay.

Anonymous wrote:Just twease it or take him to a threading place. This is effecting your child's self esteem. It's important to your child who is being teased.

Affecting, not effecting.

Anonymous wrote:Mine did too. We got this from a target. Done in 2 seconds, no pain at all.

Finishing Touch Flawless hair remover

https://www.target.com/p/finishing-touch-flawless-facial-hair-remover/-/A-75557663

Buy this. I saw it recommended here for my daughter’s upper lip and now I have one for her and one for my son. They both use it on their unibrows. We got it on Amazon.

Tweezing probably hurts less than being made fun of everyday.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just twease it or take him to a threading place. This is effecting your child's self esteem. It's important to your child who is being teased.

+1. Do you not have tweezers, Op?

Do you not know that tweeing hurts?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just twease it or take him to a threading place. This is effecting your child's self esteem. It's important to your child who is being teased.

+1. Do you not have tweezers, Op?

Tweezing will hurt

This. Get some Nads wax strips. Very quick and easy.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just twease it or take him to a threading place. This is effecting your child's self esteem. It's important to your child who is being teased.

+1. Do you not have tweezers, Op?

Tweezing will hurt

Help your kid by taking care of this! It’s no different than getting a haircut or a man shaving.

Anonymous wrote:Just twease it or take him to a threading place. This is effecting your child's self esteem. It's important to your child who is being teased.

+1. Do you not have tweezers, Op?

Mine did too. We got this from a target. Done in 2 seconds, no pain at all.

Finishing Touch Flawless hair remover

https://www.target.com/p/finishing-touch-flawless-facial-hair-remover/-/A-75557663

Just twease it or take him to a threading place. This is effecting your child's self esteem. It's important to your child who is being teased.

Why not buy one of the feminine facial hair remover razors and help him shave it?

He is being referred to as ‘ the kid with a unibrow’ by some older kids. He is feeling very self conscious and embarrassed. I feel he is too young to wax. Any idea what to do or what to expect as the teasing will probably get worse…