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"  When it comes to nixing facial hair, I&amp;#039;ve tried it all: tweezing, waxing, and several etc. I leave my eyebrows to a professional (the Benefit Brow Bar is genius!) but I&amp;#039;m solely responsible for my upper lip area. I used to get it waxed, but I&amp;#039;ve come to realize that this area is too sensitive for that. There&amp;#039;s added pressure to solve this dilemma with the weather warming up \u2014 summer means less makeup, and I want my face to look flawless when I go makeup-less. I used to just shave (gasp!) the hair on my upper lip, but \u2014 no surprise here \u2014 that caused razor bumps. Looking for a new solution, I stumbled upon Olay&amp;#039;s Facial Hair Remover Duo, but I was skeptical. The last time I used a cream like this, I burned my skin. The brand responsible for that shall remain nameless, but let&amp;#039;s just say the experience scarred me for life \u2014 literally. Anyway, the Olay product promised a swift and soft removal, and when I tried it, I was impressed, so much so that I&amp;#039;m thinking about trying it on my eyebrows. The best part is, it keeps you hairless for a blissful four weeks. To use Olay&amp;#039;s Facial Hair Remover Duo: 1. Apply the Skin Guarding Balm stick. 2. Massage the balm into skin. 3. Use your finger to spread on a thick layer of the Hair Removal Cream. 4. In six to eight minutes, you&amp;#039;ll see hair rise to the surface of the cream. At that point, use a tissue to wipe it off, and rinse the area clean. How do you remove your facial hair?  Dara Adeeyo is a nail polish junkie who blogs her beauty diary on Dark Berry Beauty. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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