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by Rollerskates on July 28th, 2006

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I have a "mustache shadow" above my upper lip. I have waxed it, shaved it, even tried dying it, but nothing works. Does anyone know what could fade away the shadow?

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  • by peaceandlove0177 on May 16th, 2008

    peaceandlove0177

    I have this ugly problem too. I have been temporarily "hiding" it by using facial hair remover and using foundation every day but it is still there. Needless to say I think a laser is the only way to totally remove this problem.

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  • by xabbiex on July 28th, 2006

    xabbiex

    bleach it but b careful or u can get it removed by a cosmetic surgeon

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  • by Butterflygrrrl on April 14th, 2010

    Butterflygrrrl

    Same issue here. Fuckin kills me everyday. Its like, Im always ultra aware of it and checking in the mirror to make sure that my makeup is still covering it. And no matter what, in certain lights, theres just no hiding it. However, I have found that a DAILY regiment of a Avenno skin cream with SPF 40 sunscreen in it and Avenno skin cleansing cream helps. I also wash my face like 3 times a day with facial cleansers that even skin tone. I also put a mixture of honey and limejuice on it overnight.... it lightens it significantly. Ive yet to be able to get rid of it completely, but it lightens it, and when its really light its much easier to cover with makeup. Also, only wax or pluck like once a week if you can bare it. The more you fuck with it, the more you irritate that part of the skin, the darker it gets. Whatever you do, dont shave.

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  • by Butterflygrrrl on April 14th, 2010

    Butterflygrrrl

    Same issue here. Fuckin kills me everyday. Its like, Im always ultra aware of it and checking in the mirror to make sure that my makeup is still covering it. And no matter what, in certain lights, theres just no hiding it. However, I have found that a DAILY regiment of a Avenno skin cream with SPF 40 sunscreen in it and Avenno skin cleansing cream helps. I also wash my face like 3 times a day with facial cleansers that even skin tone. I also put a mixture of honey and limejuice on it overnight.... it lightens it significantly. Ive yet to be able to get rid of it completely, but it lightens it, and when its really light its much easier to cover with makeup. Also, only wax or pluck like once a week if you can bare it. The more you fuck with it, the more you irritate that part of the skin, the darker it gets. Whatever you do, dont shave.

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  • by Butterflygrrrl on April 14th, 2010

    Butterflygrrrl

    Same issue here. Fuckin kills me everyday. Its like, Im always ultra aware of it and checking in the mirror to make sure that my makeup is still covering it. And no matter what, in certain lights, theres just no hiding it. However, I have found that a DAILY regiment of a Avenno skin cream with SPF 40 sunscreen in it and Avenno skin cleansing cream helps. I also wash my face like 3 times a day with facial cleansers that even skin tone. I also put a mixture of honey and limejuice on it overnight.... it lightens it significantly. Ive yet to be able to get rid of it completely, but it lightens it, and when its really light its much easier to cover with makeup. Also, only wax or pluck like once a week if you can bare it. The more you fuck with it, the more you irritate that part of the skin, the darker it gets. Whatever you do, dont shave.

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