Quote from: Allyda on February 27, 2014, 06:00:05 AM
If your talking about real real real reAL fine baby type hairs no. These are vesidual, and even cis women have them. Now if your talking about facial hair that has turned white or gray, yes you can use the charcoal dye to make lasers and pulse flas devices effective. Just go to the "hair removal" section under "health & beuty" on eBay and either scroll pages until you find it or tpe in "charcoal dye+hair removal" in the search box............ Oh hell just click here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Carbon-Dye-For-Laser-Hair-Removal-Machine-IPL-Effective-Light-Hair-Treatment/171214488141?_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222006%26algo%3DSIC.FITP%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20888%26meid%3D5130534492649744828%26pid%3D100011%26prg%3D9311%26rk%3D4%26rkt%3D10%26sd%3D261340293410
Should fix you right up!
P.S: I'll warn ya of one thing, -it's messy, so have plenty of paper towels handy when ya get ready to use it!

Oh cooool thanks!!!! But does it work even if they are totally white to the root? They are hairs that developed just a little bit, not fully, and before HRT they were half white with thin streaks of brown down the middle.

I feel your pain & also know the problems with body hair. My electroysis uses a "Nufree" system for removal of body hair. It is quick, painless & so nice afterwards.

Quote from: sad panda on March 01, 2014, 05:18:34 AM
Oh cooool thanks!!!! But does it work even if they are totally white to the root? They are hairs that developed just a little bit, not fully, and before HRT they were half white with thin streaks of brown down the middle.

Yes it does work, at least for me it does. However though due to the nature of the SOOooo discustingly repulsive beard hair it will take several treatments. Now this is very important. There are two ways of using it. Each has it's advantages, and disadvantages: The first and more effective is to let the hairs grow long enough to be plucked from the follicle, apply the dye and let it soak into the now empty follicles. then immediately treat the area. This method has the advantage of needing less treatments to kill the follicles, but has the disadvantages of having to put up with hair on your face for three to 7 days depending on the individual prior to each treatment. -The latter in my case and impossible for me as I can no longer pass as male, and am not interested in being the "bearded lady" for a few days, even though what's left in my case is very sparse and hard to see. For I can't even stand to look at one hair on my face -let alone sparse patches of grays for a week. The second method is the one I use. Here you shave the repulsive discusting things as close as you can, apply the dye, and treat. This method has the disadvantage of needing more treatments to be effective, but has the advantage of not having to put up with repulsive, wretched, discusting hairs on your face for 3 to 7 days before each treatment.

Quote from: Allyda on March 01, 2014, 07:30:33 AM
Yes it does work, at least for me it does. However though due to the nature of the SOOooo discustingly repulsive beard hair it will take several treatments. Now this is very important. There are two ways of using it. Each has it's advantages, and disadvantages: The first and more effective is to let the hairs grow long enough to be plucked from the follicle, apply the dye and let it soak into the now empty follicles. then immediately treat the area. This method has the advantage of needing less treatments to kill the follicles, but has the disadvantages of having to put up with hair on your face for three to 7 days depending on the individual prior to each treatment. -The latter in my case and impossible for me as I can no longer pass as male, and am not interested in being the "bearded lady" for a few days, even though what's left in my case is very sparse and hard to see. For I can't even stand to look at one hair on my face -let alone sparse patches of grays for a week. The second method is the one I use. Here you shave the repulsive discusting things as close as you can, apply the dye, and treat. This method has the disadvantage of needing more treatments to be effective, but has the advantage of not having to put up with repulsive, wretched, discusting hairs on your face for 3 to 7 days before each treatment.

Ok, thanks. I usually only shave them once a week or so anyway. It's not too bad or anything, they are invisible except from like a few inches away just you can feel them under my jaw so it seems weird. I guess I should stop being so lazy about this lol and ask about finally getting them removed then. It would feel kinda weird having someone actually look at them tho D:

Quote from: sad panda on March 02, 2014, 06:20:01 AM
Ok, thanks. I usually only shave them once a week or so anyway. It's not too bad or anything, they are invisible except from like a few inches away just you can feel them under my jaw so it seems weird. I guess I should stop being so lazy about this lol and ask about finally getting them removed then. It would feel kinda weird having someone actually look at them tho D:

I know what you mean. That's why I've spent over a thousand $$ on laser and pulse flash hair removal devices. I can deal with it in the privacy of my own home.