I'm 18 and I have thick black hair right around my nipples. I've plucked them out once before awhile back but of course, they came back. The hair is about 1.5 to 2 inches long and its kind of embarrassing. I was wondering if this is a common thing amongst females and if it is, is it common for the hair to be thick and black? I don't even have black hair on my head, I have brown hair. Also, I have a hair line right down the middle of my breasts and I usually just shave it and of course if I don't, it will grow back and be visible. If anyone has this, how do you deal with it? Thank you.
junebug93 answered Sunday February 3 2008, 7:10 pm: If not entirely sure if there are products that remove hair around nipples besides tweezers. As for the line of hair between your breasts, waxing or bleaching is probably the best way to deal with it, depending on how thick it is.
If it's thick, waxing is probably the best way to deal with it - I find veet cold wax strips work quite well (you can use hot wax as well if hair is longer/tougher). This way hair will grow back thinner, instead of growing back thicker like it does when you shave. [ junebug93's advice column | Ask junebug93 A Question ]
xojessii answered Sunday February 3 2008, 5:49 pm: its normal to have a little hair around your nipples. how much hair you have is genetic so you probably got it from your mom or dad or theirs.
but you could probably consider laser hair removal if it bothers you alot. or have you tried nair or veet? but i wouldnt recomend it on your nipples since thats a sensitive area.
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