Cheapest way for an *extremely* hairy person to get rid of body and facial hair?

Deborah · March 18, 2016, 09:05:04 AM

Quote from: Thessa on March 18, 2016, 06:51:53 AM
Deborah, how long into HRT did you see significant changes to your body hair?
I hope that HRT is doing the same for me.

I think it was after several months that I noticed my body hair been thinning and slowing its growth some. But it was right around the 12 month mark that I noticed that growth had virtually stopped. I last shaved my underarms either in Dec or maybe early Jan and the hair there is still invisible (and I looked really hard this morning). The rest of my body is pretty much the same. Unfortunately, it has not had that effect on my face although growth there is slowed a little.

Thessa · March 19, 2016, 07:06:49 AM

Quote from: Deborah on March 18, 2016, 09:05:04 AM
I think it was after several months that I noticed my body hair been thinning and slowing its growth some. But it was right around the 12 month mark that I noticed that growth had virtually stopped. I last shaved my underarms either in Dec or maybe early Jan and the hair there is still invisible (and I looked really hard this morning). The rest of my body is pretty much the same. Unfortunately, it has not had that effect on my face although growth there is slowed a little.

Thanks Deborah, so there is hope that the wool is going away. *fingers crossed*
Next Monday, I will have my next laser session to get rid of the few remaining dark facial hairs.
Unfortunately we are all in the same boot regarding that.

FrancisAnn · March 19, 2016, 07:35:48 AM

Lots of estrogen & time, lots of E & no bad T stuff in your body. For me electrolysis for nasty facial hairs was the only way. I had some laser work done in my 20's that helped but you need to kill every folicle. None of becomming an attractive confident woman is cheap for us that were born with the wrong physical gender parts causing out bodies such things as too much hair in the wrong places.....& not enough in othes, ugggggg.

StephanieMI · March 31, 2016, 10:12:46 PM

Hello Futuris,
I have grey hair on my face, arms and upper part of my chest. I still have to shave my face and chest.

Karen6-10inheels · April 01, 2016, 12:26:34 AM

I must have been meant to be a girl. My body is naturally smooth. Blonde little hairs on lower legs are soft. Could only grow a goatee and facial hair soft too. A close shave every few days all i need. Must have low testosterone by nature. So glad I love being a Gurl! Saves a bundle too.

FrancisAnn · April 01, 2016, 11:36:23 AM

Quote from: Karen6-10inheels on April 01, 2016, 12:26:34 AM
I must have been meant to be a girl. My body is naturally smooth. Blonde little hairs on lower legs are soft. Could only grow a goatee and facial hair soft too. A close shave every few days all i need. Must have low testosterone by nature. So glad I love being a Gurl! Saves a bundle too.

Lucky you girl friend. OMG after 2 years plus of hrt my body hair is finally going away but facial hairs are so damn stubborn, still killing them. Have fun for the rest of us.

cindianna_jones · April 01, 2016, 12:24:39 PM

I did electrolysis on my face for three plus years. This was by far the most expensive part of my transition (if you don't count the loss of pay because of the gender gap) I wish laser would have been available back then! My body hair pretty much went away within a couple years after my surgery. It is very seldom that I shave my legs. All of my chest hair went away.

I had a thick dark beard and a five o'clock shadow showed up within a couple hours after shaving.

For some of us there are no cheap options.

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Cheapest way for an extremely hairy person to get rid of body and facial hair?

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