“The coverage will look more natural.”
Next time:First, choose small curved brow scissors, which will hug the shape of your browbone.
It won’t look goopy or obvious like a gel, which can actually make hairs stiffer.
Next time:Relegate the razor to your legs and wax errant head hair.
Strands removed at the root grow back with a pointed tip that lies flatter.
They’ll produce finer strands you may not need to remove at all.
The bad: They’re ingrown hairs.
When you pluck, you’re supposed to yank from the root and remove the entire strand.
Next time:Pre-pluck, exfoliate with a scrub or peel pad.
“Clearing dead skin allows for a smoother pull,” Barshop says.
And tweak your technique: Rather than grabbing the hair tip, tug right near the follicle.
and bleaching right after exfoliating can leave skin burn-prone.
You Waxed Your Nose Hair
Ouch.
Is That an Infection?
It ain’t pretty, but nose hair has a purpose: to act like a filter for germs.
Take it away and you’re vulnerable to infection.
And because nose hairs grow in all directions, they’re more likely to end up as ingrowns.
Next time:Wax outside the nose only or trim visible hairs with brow scissors.
(Sanitize them and skin with antibac cleanser first.)
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