Reddit reviews Panasonic Facial Hair Trimmer for Women ES2113PC, with Pivoting Head and Eyebrow Trimmer Attachments, Dry Use, Battery-Operated

I am sorry you experienced that, sometimes people are just cruel. Hopefully they'll grow up a bit and realize having hair on your upper lip pretty much means nothing other than you're a mammal. I have a mustache too, and with my dark hair and light skin it can be pretty visible.

I have tried to wax it a few times but broke out horribly each time. My skin is pretty sensitive. At this point I think I am going to get a facial trimmer...I have been looking at this one as it has pretty good reviews and is on sale for $9.99. I wish I had a better answer, but you're definitely not alone...don't be down on yourself about having perfectly normal hair, but I hope you find a solution that helps you feel better.

If you do run into them again I would do your best to not look phased even if you are, don't feed the trolls as they say. The things they are saying speak volumes about them and very little about you.

Get an electric trimmer! I use this for my peach fuzz.

I do this on my crazy unibrow and it's okay. Lip and chin, too. I recommend this trimmer!

Hey, OP. If she's very anxious, how about a facial hair razor? [Like this?](tanaab facial hair removal for women waterproof flawless painless women's facial hair remover built-in led light https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0768BHJRS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_BOY5AbGQZDBBW) My husband uses it because he has sensitive skin and doesn't like the feeling of hair on his face. For eye brows, you may need to help her, but it's a hell of a lot painless and cheaper- [this.](panasonic es2113pc facial hair trimmer for women, with pivoting head and eyebrow trimmer attachments, battery-operated https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009DT39C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_FPY5AbQPB768M)

My skin is dark brown. My hair is black and tightly coiled. On my face, I have peach fuzz, significant side burns and errant hairs on my jawline (that I tweeze). I don't mess with my sideburns - I used to in middle school but I discovered that it was a bad idea - looked bad, felt bad, etc.

I shaved my face for the first time a couple of days ago with Panasonic Facial Trimmer with Pivoting Head Design - ES2113PC. It's far gentler on my skin than depilatory creams or powders. It was very effective but I did it on a whim so I have to look into it more to hone my technique and post-shave skincare routine.

This same thing used to happen to me! I have super sensitive skin and I had to stop waxing/threading because of it.

I use the facial trimmer for my upper lip and have no irritation from it and its virtually free after I bought the trimmer. I have this one from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009DT39C/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_zDoBCbVTW01R8.

For my eyebrows, I tried waxing and threading and would get little pimples all over the eyebrow area for 2 weeks after. I switched to strictly tweezers and that stopped the issue.

Good luck! Hope this helps !

I have PCOS, pale pale skin and dark brown hair. For a long time I was using Sally Hansen's bleach cream and hated it - it tingled, itched, and smelled bad. :( Plus with your skin tone, the hairs might look strange bleached because they turn blonde. (Skincare confession: I was also using it on my FULL ARMS and it was so horrible please never do this to yourself. And I may or may not have tried lemon juice in my desperation too.)

I use a Panasonic trimmer every Saturday just to clean up the fuzz, and it works pretty well. I just make sure to keep the blade clean and rinse my face afterwards.

So first thing: you definitely shouldn't feel gross about having a lady 'stash OR asking about how to deal with it. A LOT of the lovely ladies here deal with facial hair in varying degrees.
Second thing: Being one of those ladies, I use a similar razor to this one, and it works well. Not a long lasting solution, but it's not at all irritating.

For which part? To trim my face I use a facial trimmer. Specifically the Panasonic Pivoting Head Facial Trimmer. It's like $20 at Ulta, I thought I got it for cheaper but I could be wrong. It's also on Amazon. But anything like it would probably work.

I have super sensitive skin and can't wax or use depilatory creams, and I use one of those little electric trimmers (like this one but it's an off brand bought very cheap) every so often.

I think you would be amazed at how many women deal with facial hair. Take a good look around at the women you see during an average day. Normally, you're not looking at them for facial hair, but I bet if you focus on it, you'll see it and realize that most of them just don't care.

I've never tried a hair growth serum, but I do have a slight mustache which I've tried several removal methods. I hate waxing and plucking. I used to love the Sally Hansen version of a cream facial hair remover; however, if you have sensitive skin it may not be the best as it can be irritating and even burn if you leave it on too long.

For the past year or so though, I've been using this women's facial hair trimmer. It's pretty cheap and comes with attachments for eyebrow grooming as well. It's completely quick and painless. You do have to use it regularly (every week or two depending on how fast your hair grows) or you can begin to see slight stubble. I usually know when to use it again because my boyfriend makes a mention of my mustache coming back. I've noticed it gets even tiny peach fuzz which might be good for dermaplaning your face if you're into it though I've never tried it myself.

Yup, have shaved my facial hair before as well! In fact, I did so earlier today to record a presentation for school, hah.

I have PCOS and grow hair in some frustrating places, but this product has been a lifesaver. I don't have any issue with bumps which I generally get from shaving (or using conditioner to shave, ugh, even with oil as the bottom layer). And you can get a rather close shave considering that it is a trimmer - I have a tiny bit of friction at the end of where my mustache would be and nada under my chin where I get my coarsest hairs. It also has another razor head specifically for eyebrows!

I've never used a razor razor, but more of an electronic one. It looks like this one but I bought mine awhile ago so I'm unsure if it's the same

http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-Facial-Trimmer-Pivoting-ES2113PC/dp/B0009DT39C?ie=UTF8&keywords=face%20razor%20electric&qid=1459279989&ref_=sr_1_10_a_it&sr=8-10

it's good at getting the fine hairs without actually rubbing on my face!

I think little battery operated trimmers are perfect for this. You can find them at just about any drugstore (often in the "As Seen on TV" section). I put a link to one on Amazon so you can see what I mean. For me, it seems to work best to go downward on the cheeks, and upward on the upper lip. These are cheap, so it would be worth a try to see if this works well for her. I pluck the few coarse hairs that show up on my chin sometimes, otherwise I use this gadget. Very cheap, doesn't hurt at all, and very quick to use with no mess.

https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-ES2113PC-Pivoting-Attachments-Battery-Operated/dp/B0009DT39C/ref=sr_1_18_s_it?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1474002506&sr=1-18&keywords=electric+trimmer

I feel your pain. Ive just learned to deal with a little extra hair while keeping the rest nice and neat. I personally dislike it, but it's either live with a bit of extra hair, or live with ingrowns, hives, or razor rash in the worst of locations! There's also those mini groomer things I'll use for "special occasions." [Facial hair trimmers] (http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0009DT39C/ref=mp_s_a_9?pi=17x75&qid=1344916322&sr=8-9) work on other sensitive areas as well!

I use this electric shaver

I meant to add a link to a similar product http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0009DT39C?cache=6fdb91f34961ee398a56983cb6a845b3&pi=SY200_QL40&qid=1410155221&sr=8-1#ref=mp_s_a_1_1

I use one of these guys on my upper lip. Yeah, it's shaving, but I've never gotten stubble or anything. It's not rough and it avoids the possibility of ingrown hairs and bumps from tweezing.

Get a very small hair trimmer. You'll probably struggle with a regular electric shaver, like the kind you use on your head or beards, because it will be too big to properly navigate the your butt crack. You'll be able to get all up in there with the small one...just be careful around your butthole obviously (I don't think you can really cut yourself, but I mean don't put it up there obviously). You may want to bend over with your ass facing the mirror and then kind of half turn around to see what you're doing or look in between your legs.

The one I use for shaving my ladyparts is actually made for men...I think maybe it's actually a nose hair trimmer? But it's awesome and gives me a surprisingly close shave for an electric razor. A lot of them will also have multiple settings and a little detachable head for trimming that you can set at different lengths. The only bad thing about a tiny trimmer is that if you have a TON of thick hair it could get too much caught up in it and stop working temporarily, so you'll have to go kind of slow. Just run it lightly over the surface of your hair at first to trim it down, and then from there you can keep thinning it until it reaches the desired length. You may not want to go for a full shave just yet if you're not used to it. Also trimming and shaving can be a little itchy for a day or two afterwards, but you should get used to it quickly.

I do a combination depending on how lazy/fuzzy I am. (I get a TON more facial hair closer to my period) Sometimes I will tweeze when I'm reading, but anymore I just use a little electric facial hair trimmer. (this one: http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-ES2113PC-Pivoting-Facial-Trimmer/dp/B0009DT39C/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1345844609&sr=8-2&keywords=face+shaver)

Electric razor. They don't hurt, they are insanely easy to use, and they are really cheap.

http://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-ES2113PC-Pivoting-Facial-Trimmer/dp/B0009DT39C/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1450105184&sr=8-5&keywords=women%27s+hair+razor+electric

I'm Italian so I've tried about every product to remove the fuzz and [this] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009DT39C/) electric facial trimmer is the best! No irritation whatsoever and it pivots around curves. Remington also makes one that you can pick up at Target/Walmart but it's not as good and doesn't pivot so I recommend you pick up the Panasonic one from Amazon.

I think the rashes are ingrown hairs. Use this on your body:

https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-ES2113PC-Pivoting-Attachments-Battery-Operated/dp/B0009DT39C

And you'll never get a rash

I recommend something like this:

its what I have been using for years, simply sanitize it after every use. I suggest doing this before washing your face, then washing. To prevent breakouts - plus you don't want your pores to be open when shaving.

You can try one of these
https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-ES2113PC-Pivoting-Attachments-Battery-Operated/dp/B0009DT39C

This one