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Question Posted Friday January 5 2007, 4:44 pm

f/14
i have darker hair above my lip and i do not want to wax it at all, it would hurt and im not up for that. is there anyting i can do to make it lighter though?

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Nallie answered Saturday January 6 2007, 9:01 am:
I don't blame you, waxing hurts and plus you have to let the hair grow out before you can remove it again.

I found a website that lists a lot of products that might help. There are creams to lighten the hair and make it less noticable, or there are creams that can remove the hair. Always remember to do the patch test as they say, to make sure you are not allergic or sensitive to the products.

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