Ok, first of all traction alopecia is well documented in women and men when eyebrows have been tweezed over time. But IDK, maybe they braided those too huh? I guess that unibrow I used to have was put in a pony tail, and no I didn't use any products to keep them hidden over a long period of time. I'm not suggesting, btw, that people tweeze every strand of facial hair initially and completely skip the hair removal process altogether. However many people use laser / electrolysis to reduce a large portion of the area they wish to control and then tweeze. But maybe that just sounds way too uncommonsensicle for anybody to comprehend and my not so well informed people would never grasp that.
And yes, I think I'll try something on the internet and QVC that are FDA approved for permanent hair removal and have positive reviews plastered in very large quantities with very few people having unsuccessful stories. Oh, but the satisfied speak the loudest, don't they? ....
Your sarcasm is excused. Apologies for mine.
