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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by CSandSourpatch: [QB] I don't know if it's common, per se, but I can tell you I have a similar thing going on. I get stray, dark, spiky hairs (much like my body hair, but darker and stiffer) many places I don't want them. I pluck the eyebrow and chin ones when they show up. Sometimes it's a week or two before it starts coming back, and it's always just in the one place--believe me, sparse as they are, I can relate to how annoying they are! I tend to use a nail scissors or similar short-bladed scissors to just shorten the ones in my chest area--trying to pluck from breasts is NOT a good idea! (Tried it once as a younger lass. It was painful and didn't work. Never again.) I've never looked into laser treatments because I'm just fine with these little bits of maintenance every couple weeks, and, honestly, as huge as they can seem to you, if they're as sparse and spread out as mine, nobody actually notices. (If you're worried about romantic partners, I can tell you mine really doesn't care about any of my body hair, which, like I said, is really dark and coarse.) I should add that I've had this happen since long before I was on birth control, which I started in 2011. These hairs have been growing in strange places since about 2005, when I was in my mid-teens. Hopefully, knowing you're not alone in this conundrum is of comfort to you. :) [/QB][/QUOTE]

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