I need something to remove thick hair on my chin. Would this be too strong? If so, do you have any other recommendations? Thanks!
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I don't remember if I answer this question before. I am rechecking my e-mail and I found some questions from Amazon that I am gonna answer right now.For te chin, because it is a delicate area, I think the hard wax is better because it dries better and faster. hard wax is good for the armpits too. Azulene Wax is kind of more sticky and It could be painful if you have to pull twice in your chin or armpit, it is never recomendable to pull twice in the same area. This is my personal opinion according to my experience, I hope it help you all.
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Hello Hanna,How are you? I bought this product and I use it remove hair from my armpits. However I do use it on my mother's upper lip as well. Because the hair on your chin is described to be thick, then this is the wax for you. Apply a thin layer of wax to the desired area, place your cloth over it, rub in the direction of the hair growth until the wax feels somewhat hardened (5 seconds or so) and then pull in the opposite direction. I'm not a professional at this. I just watch a lot of videos. I usually apply a little bit of baby powder before putting the wax on my skin. Don't forget to gently blow the wax when it's on the stick before applying it to your face. Good luck! Hello Hanna,How are you? I bought this product and I use it remove hair from my armpits. However I do use it on my mother's upper lip as well. Because the hair on your chin is described to be thick, then this is the wax for you. Apply a thin layer of wax to the desired area, place your cloth over it, rub in the direction of the hair growth until the wax feels somewhat hardened (5 seconds or so) and then pull in the opposite direction. I'm not a professional at this. I just watch a lot of videos. I usually apply a little bit of baby powder before putting the wax on my skin. Don't... » Read More Hello Hanna,How are you? I bought this product and I use it remove hair from my armpits. However I do use it on my mother's upper lip as well. Because the hair on your chin is described to be thick, then this is the wax for you. Apply a thin layer of wax to the desired area, place your cloth over it, rub in the direction of the hair growth until the wax feels somewhat hardened (5 seconds or so) and then pull in the opposite direction. I'm not a professional at this. I just watch a lot of videos. I usually apply a little bit of baby powder before putting the wax on my skin. Don't forget to gently blow the wax when it's on the stick before applying it to your face. Good luck! « Show Less
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I think this would probably work for you. Some things work better for different people. This does work good for brows. It's just very sticky so you might want something to help remove it.
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This works best for fine hairs, but I have used it successfully for Brazilians, so it may work depending on how thick the hairs are. Also, it is very sticky but rubs right off with oil! Don't waste your money on expensive "epilation oils"... olive or coconut work great.
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Hello Hanna, How are you? I bought this product and I use it remove hair from my armpits. However I do use it on my mother's upper lip as well. Because the hair on your chin is described to be thick, then this is the wax for you. Apply a thin layer of wax to the desired area, place your cloth over it, rub in the direction of the hair growth until the wax feels somewhat hardened (5 seconds or so) and then pull in the opposite direction. I'm not a professional at this. I just watch a lot of videos. I usually apply a little bit of baby powder before putting the wax on my skin. Don't forget to gently blow the wax when it's on the stick before applying it to your face. Good luck!
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I've been using it for a while and it breaks your hair not from root(some of them)...I tried it on my eyebrows it can rip off your entire eyebrow. I think if best to use tweezers for your eyebrows its easier and faster. This spring facial hair remover works with thin hair, but it breaks them. Personally I stopped using it, because the hair I damaged with this tool started growing darker and wilder.
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Yes. I have thick hair but find a lot now in my tub. I've used this perm for 15+ years and have had no problems. This is NOT a home perm and should be always used by a professional. I buy the perm here and take it with me.
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I use this on my hair and body. But, it is too thick for it to be something I'd use on my face.
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Hey Madeline, This would be more like a smoothing brush for thick hair. You may want to consider one of the cushioned wood-bristle brushes.
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its a little bit strong and kinda sharp.....for me i prefer to use it only with headI'm using the body groomer from Philips its very good and beware when you trim or shave sensitive areas the hair will grow sharp but in case the body groomer it grew normal and not pin pointing
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I have very thick hair and works well. (I did have to take to my stylist and have her help me) My hair is only a little longer than chin length, no layering.
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It is FABULOUS for thick hair!!!! I have very straight, very coarse, thick hair. I even get it thinned. And this one product - used alone - gives me texture; glorious, beach-looking texture. It is worth every single penny!
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my older daughter and I have very thick hair and it works well... my younger daughter has thin hair and it works well on her too. I just use a smaller amount otherwise it appears greasy even though it's not. we all love it!
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my hair is probably inbetween thick and thin. there is no temperature control, so this things heats up quick and gets super hot. if i were you i would look for one that has better temperature control so you don't fry your hair off.
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I think this product would be horrible for long, thick hair. It will make you look like Hermione from Harry Potter if you use it (the early years). I have super fine long hair and it makes my hair look huge with tons of volume--which I love because my hair is so flat and boring. Also, it is really drying, so if you have thick hair chances are you want something that won't suck it dry. I only use it once and a while on 2nd day hair and you have to use it on dry hair not damp hair. I hope this helps, I bet it would be fun to see how huge your hair could get, but if you have thick hair and you're looking for beachy waves I don't think product will give it to you. I think this product would be horrible for long, thick hair. It will make you look like Hermione from Harry Potter if you use it (the early years). I have super fine long hair and it makes my hair look huge with tons of volume--which I love because my hair is so flat and boring. Also, it is really drying, so if you have thick hair chances are you want something that won't suck it dry. I only use it once and a while on 2nd day hair and you have to use it on dry hair not damp hair. I hope this helps, I bet it would be fun to see how huge your hair could get, but if you have thick hair and... » Read More I think this product would be horrible for long, thick hair. It will make you look like Hermione from Harry Potter if you use it (the early years). I have super fine long hair and it makes my hair look huge with tons of volume--which I love because my hair is so flat and boring. Also, it is really drying, so if you have thick hair chances are you want something that won't suck it dry. I only use it once and a while on 2nd day hair and you have to use it on dry hair not damp hair. I hope this helps, I bet it would be fun to see how huge your hair could get, but if you have thick hair and you're looking for beachy waves I don't think product will give it to you. « Show Less
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I wold not recommend it. It is great for hair, but it is way to big and clunky for a beard trimmer. Phillips (and others) do beard trimmers which are 1/4 of the size, battery operated and can handle different "styles". This one is super powerful, but it would feel like trimming your beard with an chainsaw...
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I wouldn't think so. I didn't have much success with this product for lip and chin. Think would just pull but not pull out hair
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That may be an issue for real thick hair. The bristles are about 3/4 of an inch.WE do offer another brush by Olivia Garden called the finger brush and it's excellent for thick hair.
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I use it on my "peach fuzz" and it seems to be working fine. I try not to do it often because I don't want thick facial hair and I'm afraid to do it a lot. Good luck .
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I use mine primarily on my upper lip with great results. Have not tried on my chin but should work the same. Will leave minor irritation so make sure to use neosporin on area you use it on. It does pull hair but don't wait till hair is too long before you do it again. Tough out the pain and you will like the results. No chemical burns like the creams!
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I have a hormone problem and, I have long dark thick hair on my face and, I can assure you that this will not help with coarse hair. Whenever I use it, It just trims the hair and, it leaves a tiny bit of stubble and, you wont be able to get it off until it grows again.