I went for a free hair removal trial the other day as there is a promotion going on. When I walked in and about to settle down comfortably in their cosy couch, one question made me jumped. My intention was to go for hair removal for my legs. However, the promoter asked me, “Ma’am, do you wish to have hairs removed from your upper lips?”

I went, “WHAT!?!?! You mean I have moustache!?!?!?” I touched and tried to feel for the stubby upper lips and chin. For several seconds, I imagine myself looking like Pierce Brosnan in the movie Mamma Mia! with his five o’clock shadow and those unsightly facial hairs.

The girl calmed me down and told me that I do not have facial hair. Yet. She said when a woman gets older and approaches menopause, her hormones may messed up and she will get facial hairs. She explained in length to me about how hair grows and also how to remove facial hairs. In the end, I decided that I cannot stomach the idea of having their ultra light or whatever thingie to zap my upper lips to remove hairs when I really grow mustache.

There are many other ways to remove embarassing facial hairs and many of them do not involve painful process like epilator, laser removal, light removal which involves heat and etc. For example, Trienelle’s Reductase-5 is a simple and discreet approach to remove unwanted facial hairs. It is just a basic application of the cream under our make-up. We do not need to face incompetent service staffs who ask if we want our mustache shaved.

In a 90-day study, users of Reductase-5 saw…

- An average reduction of 41% in their perception of their overall facial hair problem, with the improvement occurring steadily over the 90 days.

- A 70% decrease in the amount of time they spent tending to their facial hair. That means far less time in the bathroom hunting down those stray hairs.

You may wonder if the product is safe? To find out, just go over to their website and read up what are the ingredients used. They have a site with useful information for those who wants to remove unwanted facial hairs with embarrassing moments.