Temporary Facial Hair Removal Products

Facial hair has been a common problem of women for years. Some women spend endless time plucking, tweezing, waxing and using depilatory creams. Some of these products actually work whereas others are a waste of money and time. Waxing facial hair is the best method to remove hair. Continuous waxing of hair causes the hair to go back sparse. Other products work for someone who is in a hurry. Here are some products that may work.

Veet Wax Strips for Face

These strips are easy to use and do not leave a huge mess to clean up. Simply rub the strips for a few minutes and peel strips apart. Apply over face, hold skin taut and remove strip. Use azulene wipes to remove any wax that may remain on skin. These wipes are sold at CVS for under $4. These strips can be carried on a vacation. Veet also makes Veet Wax Strips for legs and Body which works extremely well without nicks and scars. However, coarse hair does not work well Veet Wax Strips. Strips are sold at Wall Mart and Walgreens. Product retails at $10 for a box of 20 strips. Cheaper alternative to a salon

Nair Facial Depilatory Cream

This cream is applied to facial hair. Leave product for 3-5 minutes or as directed on package. Remove hair with warm water and wash cloth. This product may cause scars for people with sensitive skin. Also thick hair does not remove in one treatment. Some individuals experience redness and a burning sensation. Others complain that the hair grows back thicker and after 4 days. Price ranges around $6 and is sold at Wal-Mart, Kmart and other pharmacies.

Gigi All Purpose Honee Wax

This wax is sold at Sally Beauty Supply stores and costs around $15. Wax works great for people with coarse hair. However, a warmer has to be used to heat the wax. When using this wax it is advisable to do a spot test on another part of your body before trying it on your face. Also do not wax the same area more than twice since the skin can peel, bruise, scar or become inflamed.