Ladies: how do you get rid of facial "peach fuzz"? (cut, blonde)

[Townandcountrygal]

This is probably more for older ladies here--do you remove peach fuzz on your face--the white, longer type? What method do you use?

[Flamingo13]

Nothing - peach fuzz is normal (women shaving their faces is not) - if you get a stray long one, cut it.

[steelstress]

I use this: phillips precision perfect at Target

[Pitt Chick]

I asked a group of ladies today.... shave or wax.

[Flamingo13]

maybe we have different definitions of peach fuzz? - I was assuming the pale blonde hairs on everyone's face?

[Delahanty]

Just shave it off in the bathroom with that cute little Norelco gadget or any shaver. Zip zip and it's gone. Who's going to know (or care) what you're doing in there?

[TotallyTam]

I've said it before and I'll say it again---do not shave it or remove it with wax. You're gonna hate the constant routine of doing that once you start. Instead--apply a good quality creme or moisturizer and smooth it on in the direction that the peach fuzz grows. That way, the hairs will lie flat against your face/cheek---and will be less noticeable. Peach fuzz is natural. Leave it alone. If you have an odd stray that grows longer than the rest, just carefully trim it with a little scissors, then do the moisturizing thing I mention above. I repeat, do not shave, lady.

[steelstress]

Originally Posted by TotallyTam

I've said it before and I'll say it again---do not shave it or remove it with wax. You're gonna hate the constant routine of doing that once you start. Instead--apply a good quality creme or moisturizer and smooth it on in the direction that the peach fuzz grows. That way, the hairs will lie flat against your face/cheek---and will be less noticeable. Peach fuzz is natural. Leave it alone. If you have an odd stray that grows longer than the rest, just carefully trim it with a little scissors, then do the moisturizing thing I mention above. I repeat, do not shave, lady.

I'll try it. But, the area in front and around the earlobes...much too heavy. Razor it is in that area.

[Delahanty]

Originally Posted by steelstress

I'll try it. But, the area in front and around the earlobes...much too heavy. Razor it is in that area.

I can't say that I've ever noticed "heavy" growth on women's faces but I've seen that peach fuzz and wonder why they don't simply get rid of it. We shave our legs and underarms. It seems easy to me.

[Hedgehog_Mom]

I just pluck anything that I don't feel belongs on my face. Shaving seems to make hair coarser and more noticeable over time.

You could also use a remover like this: Tweezerman Smooth Finish Facial Hair Remover Ulta.com - Cosmetics, Fragrance, Salon and Beauty Gifts