How do I get rid of my beard shadow?
Laser and electrolysis
Electrolysis
Failing that, orange concealer and foundation
Laser and electro
real laser. there are a lot of scam places out there.
electrolysis, a process of removing hair by zapping it with electricity at the root of the hair
Laser, I've never had it but it works the same way i think.
If you can't afford either there's always make up
light your face on fire
is there any other way to get rid of it in the meantime until I'm able to get laser or electrolysis? maybe I'm just not shaving right? also can't I just put Nair on my face, wouldn't that be effective?
that's how it is user, you're just unlucky enough to be cursed with facial hair thick enough for there to be a shadow after shaving. only option you have for actually getting rid of it is epilation but epilating your face is extraordinarily painful and it reduces the effectiveness of laser treatments due to damaging the hair follicles and weakening the hair (idk if this affects electrolysis)
not sure how much closer a chemical hair remover like nair could get you but i'm guessing not, and with the risk of burning your face off
do not epilate or nair your face jesus christ
>that's how it is user, you're just unlucky enough to be cursed with facial hair thick enough for there to be a shadow after shaving
My facial hair isn't that thick all things considered. the 'beard shadow' is mostly just under my nose and a little under my chin. It is faint but visible, yes. I've heard people talk about something how there are better methods to shave that could prevent the shadows, do you think there is there an truth to this?
>do not epilate
are the side effects really that bad?
i've never epilated my face but most everyone says it's horrifically painful and very likely to fuck up your skin in the process
hmm, I guess you have a point.
well, back to repressing then I suppose.
unrelated but goddamnit can you stop infantilizing yourselves for one second.
>the 'beard shadow' is mostly just under my nose and a little under my chin
oh i see. well in that case it's probably because those are difficult areas to shave so it's hard to shave them as close as the rest of your face.
>I've heard people talk about something how there are better methods to shave that could prevent the shadows, do you think there is there an truth to this?
like what, double edge safety razors? idk, ymmv with anything related to shaving but i have a safety razor and i've liked it a lot, never been more comfortable shaving my upper lip and chin. you have to take time figuring out which blades work best for your skin & hair though. in the process of doing this i've figured out that my facial hair is apparently more coarse than i thought was normal/average. sux
it goes hand in hand wit wanting to go through a second puberty for completely vanity reasons instead of accepting that you are old now and transitioning is and should be hard for you.
Best way to shave is with a double or triple bladed razor. Use really hot water.
You can DIY electrolysis, but it's very hard. www (dot) reddit.com/r/TransWiki/wiki/hair-removal/#wiki_learning_electrolysis_and_diy
You can also make some progress with a home laser. However you need to buy a powerful one and it will cost a few hundres dollars. It will only work if you have lighter skin and darker hair, and it will take a month or more to see results. The Tria Beauty 4X can work.
Have you tried not being an ugly rapehon
>You can DIY electrolysis, but it's very hard
thanks, I'll look into that.
>t i have a safety razor and i've liked it a lot, never been more comfortable shaving my upper lip and chin.
did it make your beard shadow less severe after shaving?
Turn off the lights.
I’ve been getting laser from this really nice lady who’s got wonderful reviews from everyone, apparently ppl drive a long ways to see her bc of how cheap her services are. 1st session was a week or two ago, next is Sep 2.
$130 for underarms, face, full legs and full Brazilian, tummy and nips for free
frankly I’m a little suspicious but god I hope this works