Moom For Men - Extremely painful?

[Guest Kayla Grace]

I've finally gotten along to using Moom For Men, and the results are less then satisfying. I understand that you're ripping hairs out, but is it supposed to make your eyes water? My general neck area is especially sensitive. I didn't even rip out the hairs, and the pain was enough to make me sit down and take a breather. I'm following the instructions as closely as possible, waited approximately two weeks for max hair growth.

I've removed the mustache hair with pain, so I know it's removeable, but I don't have enough growth to come close to 1/2 an inch in length.

What am I doing wrong? I can tape myself doing it and upload it, if it will help. If anyone has experience using Moom For Men, it'd be greatly appreciated. I already emailed the Breast Form Store, but I don't think I'll get a response until monday.

God Bless

Natalya <3

[Guest]

I would not use the product on face or neck.

That's just me though.

Huggs,

Joann

[Guest Kayla Grace]

I tried it on my stomache as well. It seems to be painfull no matter where I apply it.

I will admit, it's definitely less then waxing!!!

God Bless

Natalya <3

[Charlize]

Is it like an epilator ? I use one of those on my legs but would never use it on my face or stomach. It did make me cry when i first used it but then again so did plucking my eyebrows. Mine is one i share with my wife so it is perhaps not as mean as the masculine version because i'll admit to being a sissy when it comes to pain. I also have no intention in manning up

Hugs,

Charlize

[tracy_j]

From Googleing I see it is a bit like waxing but with some thought to soothing the area. as such I might try on my body but would not go anywhere near my face or neck. I think I would stick with my epilator and try to improve things with it. The trouble with male hair is that it less fine than female so pulling out is more stressful to the skin.

[Guest Kayla Grace]

Is it like an epilator ? I use one of those on my legs but would never use it on my face or stomach. It did make me cry when i first used it but then again so did plucking my eyebrows. Mine is one i share with my wife so it is perhaps not as mean as the masculine version because i'll admit to being a sissy when it comes to pain. I also have no intention in manning up

Hugs,

Charlize

It's for all purposes, a home waxing system. It's all natural and has only a few ingredients (all of which are organic), and it won't damage your skin. It's my attempt at being frugal for now, since laser and electrolysis are our of the question, and shaving just gets plain boring and a hassle. I've never had much of a pain tolerance either, at least to my standards. It could be because you're on HRT, and I'm not, and I may still have the thick skin regardless of how powerful my mind is. I see this "procedure" as a test of my pain tolerance, and a way to strengthen it. Also, how much I want it gone; both for being a female, and in general.

From Googleing I see it is a bit like waxing but with some thought to soothing the area. as such I might try on my body but would not go anywhere near my face or neck. I think I would stick with my epilator and try to improve things with it. The trouble with male hair is that it less fine than female so pulling out is more stressful to the skin.

I asked the breast form store, and they told me that it wasn't designed for the face, yet I distinctly remember the introduction video showed someone getting her upper lip waxed. Though now I think about it; that was a girl.

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oh well. The hair is gone for now. It's been growing back, and I'm surprised (although not unimpressed) to say that the hair definitely takes longer to grow, and is nowhere near as thick as it was before. I'll post back with results from a second waxing, but I highly recommend Moom for Men to anyone that can't afford (or doesn't want to!!) use laser or electrolysis. I can't say for sure because I've already done my first waxing, but I may have applied the moom too thickly (all you need is a very thin layer, not much at all) and that caused it to just tug on the hairs as opposed to ripping them out.

You're probably going to bleed too. I don't think there is anyway around it. I bled both facially, and on my chest. But as a general statement, it has worked very well, and was more then worth the cost. I highly recommend it to everyone especially those in early transition. I do have to disclaim though that it can be very painful, and it technically wasn't designed for facial hair, so YMMV, and it's to be used at your own risk (ergo I'm not responsible for you if it goes wrong!!!)

Just my two cents on Moom For Men.

God Bless

Natalya <3