Should "peach fuzz" on a woman's face be waxed off? Or permanently removed? Or neither??

I just leave it. Just be happy it's "peach fuzz" instead of a brown or black beard. At least the peach color isn't as noticable, and I think we have too much hair removal to deal with anyway. It's too much work.

Should "peach fuzz" on a woman's face be waxed off? Or permanently removed? Or neither??
natural is cool. Whatever makes her comfortable but don't do it for me.
Reply:all the hair on a woman's body save her head should be permanently removed.
Reply:I like my peach fuzz.
Reply:Just leave it
Reply:That depends on the woman I suppose. I would wax it, or better yet, permanently rid of it. I know electrolysis is kind of pricey, so waxing is probably the more common method.


But basically it is a personal hygiene matter, it's up to the individual and their needs and what they are comfortable with.
Reply:Some Shave, some pluck,


but quite frankly I don't give a....





hee hee. Some peach fuzz is okay, when it starts to take on a dark, or beardish look, its time to see a specialist.


My wife plucks because she doesn't get a lot. One time I saw this lady with a half beard, it was gross and scary. Don't shave otherwise it will start coming back dark. Laser works wonders, but hurts owie!
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Reply:yes, please leave it. I don't want any new trends to start where i have to wax my face on top of everything else
Reply:idk i never really thought of that i wish i could have it gone forever
Reply:Leave it as long as it is not dark because once you start you have to keep up it up. It comes back darker and more corse as time goes on.
Reply:Neither,people on my bus make fun of me and my gram say`s she`as going to dye it blonde.



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