Are electric facial hair removers good for sensitive skin?

I've tried nair and no matter now long or short I keep it on I get the same results. My skin is red and puffy, and it burns like I've lit a match to it. I'm really looking for something that's safe for my sensitive skin. Nothing seems to work short of shaving, and I'm really not going to go that route. I have horrid sideburns, and I get teased by guys that I have mutton chops. And it is horrible and embarassing. If anyone has had this problem with creams and has a helpfull hint it will be much appreciated! Thank you!Are electric facial hair removers good for sensitive skin?
Go for IPL . It is permanent not painful but very expensive.





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Are you ok with pain?


There are 2 ways I'd suggest:


1. Wax. The down side....it will hurt, at least the first few times. BUT..it will get RID of the hair in a few SECONDS, and it will eventually grow back sparser and you'll get desensitized to the pain.





2. I have this thing called a Tweez-E. I use it for my brows in the center/ankle hair/the stray chin hairs I get here and there... ;) It's like a bunch of tweezers at the same time pulling out the hairs. It will also result in (eventually) causing hair to be sparse and desensitizing, but you can vary the amount you pluck at a time (if you don't want a suddenly BALD look like waxing)...but it takes longer and you have to have pain longer.

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