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Chin laser doesn’t work on me

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zerofucksgivenever · 19/07/2025 16:53

Hi there
I’ve had 3 courses of different types of laser on my chin and none have worked

no PCOS , no hormonal imbalance blah blah blah

anyone else in the same boat and tried something else that’s worked?!

OP posts:
alcoholnightmare · 20/07/2025 01:06

Buy a wax pot, sensitive wax, paper strips and wooden spatulas on Amazon.
don’t pour the wax into the pot, just put the plastic pot of wax into the metal ‘bin’ inside the pot.
happy to send a photo of mine tomorrow - I made mistake of pouring wax into the metal pot first time round.
Will take you 1/2hr to heat pot and 5 mins to wax each time. No need for appointments at salons etc.
I do my chin, upper lip, arms, hands and fingers, toes and feet, underarms, bikini line and legs.

Aerin1999 · 20/07/2025 01:07

Yes but I sense OP is looking for a permanent result…

alcoholnightmare · 20/07/2025 01:10

Aerin1999 · 20/07/2025 01:07

Yes but I sense OP is looking for a permanent result…

Is there such a thing? I have an IPL lumea and it needs to be regularly used if I could be bothered.
A friend has salon laser and needs it done monthly

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Aerin1999 · 20/07/2025 01:11

alcoholnightmare · 20/07/2025 01:10

Is there such a thing? I have an IPL lumea and it needs to be regularly used if I could be bothered.
A friend has salon laser and needs it done monthly

Agree entirely. I got a permanent result on legs and bikini with soprano laser at Harrods. I cannot find anything for my chin now peri menopausal…

Aria2015 · 20/07/2025 01:18

I have an Philips ipl lumea and the only way I can stop chin hair and top lip hair is to use it bi-weekly. Everywhere else I've used it i’ve got more long-lasting results and don't need to use so frequeny. Not too bad though as takes me less than two mins and means I don't need to pluck, wax or tweeze.

I also don't have pcos or hormonal imbalance. My hairiness it hereditary (yay!) but def recommend for relief from daily upkeep.

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