Light hair that's all over the face?

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Mariah L.

Nov 26, 2013

Mariah L.

I see beauty gurus on YouTube and I wonder how they get that flawless face, even with make up. I have thin, hairs all over my face and it makes my foundation look cakey if I don't shave it (which I know it's not best) And if I do shave it, my face looks like it has massive pores And makeup build up gets in them. What can I do to help with it?

Sarah H.

Nov 26, 2013

Sarah H.

So you do shave it? If so, it's probably making it worse. Peach fuzz can be annoying but there's not much to do that's not expensive or impractical. I'd just experiment with different types of foundation to see which sets on your face the best.

Stephanie S.

Nov 27, 2013

Stephanie S.

I actually read that Marilyn Monroe refused to get rid of her peach fuzz because in photographs it makes her look more glowy! that's just a fun fact lol. but if you can't imagine going all natural maybe you should try waxing? I know a lot of girls who get pretty much their whole face waxed.

Annabelle N.

Nov 27, 2013

Annabelle N.

I have the same thing! I use the finishing touch (As seen on TV) and it cuts them super short so it's less noticeable without the consequences of shaving/waxing. I use it for my arms too!

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