Best way to remove peach fuzz on face?

[Sazquatch]

It must be an age thing 😱. I keep noticing my face fuzz. How do I get rid of it? Epilating? Threading? Shaving?!

Anyway....
Another vote for the Flawless thing!

I just shave my face have done for years to get rid of the fuzz. It’s never left stubbly or doesn’t irritate my skin.

Professionally £35-£55 a session usually for dermaplaning and need min 4 weeks between treatments

Or DIY using these from Boots:
www.boots.com/luxe-dermaplaner-10261910

To the posts saying dermaplanning and don’t shave - I hate to burst your bubble but dermaplanning is shaving. It’s just a slightly sharper blade and a different technique that causes the dead skin to come off too. But that’s what the treatment is. Shaving the peach fuzz off your face

Dermaplaning - it’s fab ! Every 6 weeks .

matahairyy🤣🤣🤣

I agree with you in principle but you’re expecting a lot of women for them to be martyrs to the cause when it’s their faces
Being a martyr implies you lose something. You lose nothing by opting out of shaving your face or face worse paying £££s for someone else to shave your face off no good reason. Yes you might be able to see hair in a magnifying mirror but who the fuck goes about with a magnifying mirror to check out other women’s faces.

@TheSandman because makeup clings to the hairs, because I like smooth skin, because I have a LOT of peach fuzz on my face, and because my work dictates I need to remove it. So that's that. I find it relaxing (I do it myself) and it takes about 10 mins

Ps if you want to shave your face that’s up to you no problem but let’s not pretend this is something you HAVE to do.

because my work dictates I need to remove it
What do you work as? A wax model?

I agree with you in principle but you’re expecting a lot of women for them to be martyrs to the cause when it’s their faces.

Thank you. I know. I can't help but find it saddening.

And to whoever told me to "piss off and stop telling us what to do" - I can't be bothered to go back a page and find out who or quote accurately - I'm not telling anyone to do anything. Your face, do what you want with it. Just don't expect everyone to find what you do to it attractive, that's all.

@gamerwidow no, but a model. For beauty shots and very close up work it's just easier and looks cleaner to remove it. If I had a "normal" amount of peach fuzz I would leave it but I have a lot for some reason
So yeah, I take the hair off my upper lip because I don't want it in the photos, and if it's something like lipstick shots it distracts from it to

Dermaplaning is brilliant! It can be really expensive though. I can only afford to go 4 or 5 times a year although I could really use it every month.

YesQueen
Ok that is a niche job and yes I can see why it would matter in your case.

@gamerwidow you should see the armpit hair comments on an Instagram post of a model. Holy hell
She looks bloody amazing and they're all ranting about the armpit hair 🤷🏽‍♀️ I'm lazy, I don't always shave my legs or armpits because I CBA so it's as and when I need, and I've grown my armpit hair before just because I realised I never had and wanted to see what it was like

Eyebrow razors!!!

I got dermaplaning a few times and then moved just a bit further away from the salon so decided to have a crack myself. I now would never bother paying for it!
You can get a pack of little facial razors from Japan that are brilliant, just make sure you have a good mirror and good lighting and a steady hand! I do it every 2 weeks. My hair has never grown back darker or anything.

Firstly @matahairyy looool at your comment! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Secondly. Isn't derma-planing the same as shaving??

I CBa to diy. I like the relaxation of it all

Please don't. The world has enough freakily plastic, overly made up masks slapped onto people's faces.

Agreed. It's all a bit identikit.

YesQueen
I confess to hypocrisy in that I shave my legs and armpits.
I’m not anti people doing whatever they like to themselves it just feels like everyday there’s a new bit women have to dislike for the beauty industry to monetise.
I don’t like when it moves from ‘you can do this’ to ‘you must do this or you’re ugly’

I sporadically remove my peach fuzz, but rarely remove any other body hair...

Watching with interest. I hadn't noticed until recently that I had peach fuzz and now I have become a little obsessed with it. My DD who sometime scrutinises my face said 'Mummy, your face feels lovely and fluffy.' Aaaagh, why is this happening? Yet more body hair I have to try and get rid of!!!!!!!!!!

I just don't wear make up. Make up makes it very noticeable.