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The first time I tried a facial hair removal cream as a kid I nearly choked on the smell.

There I was secreted away in the back bathroom with my parents gone for the night. You see, I had noticed a few hairs sprouting on my chin and wanted them gone.

I used a cream facial hair remover because I was scared to death of slitting my throat with a razor. And my mother didn't have any facial hair removal lotion or what naught.

Yet after smearing on the cream, too much I'm afraid, waiting the eternity as instructed, (what was it 15 minutes?) the offending hairs made their farewell journey down the drain. And my face was returned to it's hair free state.

Depilatories for removing facial hair have improved dramatically since then. No more holding your hose and hoping for the best.

Here's how the magic happens: A chemical in the cream melts away the fine facial hair in about eight minutes. Removing hair slightly below the surface of the skin. Once the prescribed time has passed you simply wipe it away or rinse it down the sink.

The advantages of using a facial hair remover cream to remove the hair above skin line is ease of use. Giving you smoother feeling skin. Best case this type of facial hair remover might last that way a week? Plus it's cheap and locally available. You can get a gallon of the stuff at the corner drugstore even.

Okay so it can still be a messy way to remove facial hair. This is true. And some facial hair removal creams are not exactly pleasant smelling - even now. While others can do a number on your skin. (Always test a small area first before slathering away - to see how your skin reacts. Like a spot hidden behind your ear but visible with a mirror?) But then again so can facial hair removal wax.

Tip: Longer isn't necessarily better - for your skin. To avoid skin irritation, stick to the package directions. And if some hairs remain reach for the tweezers. Because it's best not to reapply facial hair removal cream for an encore presentation.