Question by Blue Eyes: If I use Nair Upper Lip Hair Removal Cream, will my hair grow back different?
I’m worried that if I use this Nair Upper Lip Hair Removal Cream my upper lip hair will grow back coarser and darker than before (just like shaving your legs).
can anyone give me some guidance in what to expect and what the results will be?
Best answer:
Answer by kittyz
No, if it’s special, approved creme, not a razor, it should not make the result any worse, so go 4 it!!!
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nair (or another brand im not positive if its nair) also makes skin bleach cream which works pretty well on upperlip hair i’ve tried it (its kinda like cream too, but ive never tried the one you mentioned)
also nair makes a hair buffer (kinda like the as seen on tv smooth away) so if you want to use nair you could use that too
or the as seen on tv smooth away itself, works really good too
hope this helped
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This plotline is the Dirty Dozen remade as torture porn flick with a nod, I kid you not, to those old-fashioned, stiff upper-lip British war films of the 60s. “I sat down to write a bunch-of-guys-on-a-mission movie,” says Tarantino, “and that happens, but it’s closer to, say, the film of EL Doctorow’s Ragtime than it is to The Devil’s Brigade.”
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