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		<title>By: Scott</title>
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		<dc:creator>Scott</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Mar 2010 01:34:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>By: Scott</title>
		<link>http://thebeautybrains.com/2007/04/24/the-hairy-horror-of-hirsutism/comment-page-2/#comment-50239</link>
		<dc:creator>Scott</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 04 Mar 2010 01:26:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have been reading these comments for the past hour and I can not believe what I am reading, I would have gave anything to find a woman with body Hair 
First thing I found out looking into this, woman from around 1920 back did not shave at all, it was the norm! Did they all have A DISEASE???? (( NO )) and it’s not a medical condition that happens! It’s you becoming a woman!! 

A razor company that started woman shaving and the guy that made up the ad got a big promotion and now they are starting to get men to shave all over I know you have seen this. I could not wait to be a man I don’t want to go back to a boy. 
I looked for a hirsutism woman for over 15 years with no luck and I have a lets just say non hirsutism wife and she has not shaved in the last 9 years for me.
Don’t give up just keep looking there are men who like hirsutism woman.
When I see a woman without hair all I can think of is she needs a dipper and put her down for a nap!!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have been reading these comments for the past hour and I can not believe what I am reading, I would have gave anything to find a woman with body Hair<br />
First thing I found out looking into this, woman from around 1920 back did not shave at all, it was the norm! Did they all have A DISEASE???? (( NO )) and it’s not a medical condition that happens! It’s you becoming a woman!! </p>
<p>A razor company that started woman shaving and the guy that made up the ad got a big promotion and now they are starting to get men to shave all over I know you have seen this. I could not wait to be a man I don’t want to go back to a boy.<br />
I looked for a hirsutism woman for over 15 years with no luck and I have a lets just say non hirsutism wife and she has not shaved in the last 9 years for me.<br />
Don’t give up just keep looking there are men who like hirsutism woman.<br />
When I see a woman without hair all I can think of is she needs a dipper and put her down for a nap!!!</p>
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		<title>By: Melissa</title>
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		<dc:creator>Melissa</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 27 Feb 2010 13:56:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>how can any woman understand what it is like to have a beard?  i cry reading all these stories..i understand.
ive had hirsutism since age 10..and it has gotten progressively worse every year for 18 years.
i am a naturally outgoing, intelligent and adventerous woman.  but the worse my hair growth is, the more i hide from society.  i have started to hate daylight, swimming, even socializing with friends hurts.
i am a nurse and have to work with people everyday.  i love my job...but how am i supposed to be a &#039;wonderful nurse&#039;..if i cant even look someone in the eye for fear that they notice razor burn under my chin and on my cheeks??
i am blessed with two beautiful children...and a loving husband.  but my condition got even worse with my last pregnancy....now my daughter is 3months...and i cant make love to my husband.  no matter how much support he gives...i just dont feel like a real woman.
to make things worse i suffer from all over acne...some of it cystic...caused by ingrown hairs.
i would trade and be 200 pounds overweight with beautiful skin....rather than who i am now.
it is slowly destroying me.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>how can any woman understand what it is like to have a beard?  i cry reading all these stories..i understand.<br />
ive had hirsutism since age 10..and it has gotten progressively worse every year for 18 years.<br />
i am a naturally outgoing, intelligent and adventerous woman.  but the worse my hair growth is, the more i hide from society.  i have started to hate daylight, swimming, even socializing with friends hurts.<br />
i am a nurse and have to work with people everyday.  i love my job&#8230;but how am i supposed to be a &#8216;wonderful nurse&#8217;..if i cant even look someone in the eye for fear that they notice razor burn under my chin and on my cheeks??<br />
i am blessed with two beautiful children&#8230;and a loving husband.  but my condition got even worse with my last pregnancy&#8230;.now my daughter is 3months&#8230;and i cant make love to my husband.  no matter how much support he gives&#8230;i just dont feel like a real woman.<br />
to make things worse i suffer from all over acne&#8230;some of it cystic&#8230;caused by ingrown hairs.<br />
i would trade and be 200 pounds overweight with beautiful skin&#8230;.rather than who i am now.<br />
it is slowly destroying me.</p>
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		<title>By: Corina</title>
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		<dc:creator>Corina</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Feb 2010 10:50:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Hello,
I have excess hair on the stomach and around my nipples. i&#039;ve never knew that there are so many ladies who suffer of this disease, pretty sad thought:(
a couple of days ago my doc recommended me a laser for hair removal, it&#039;s called : Laser Yag Cutera. has anyone heared abt it?? is it worth trying it??
thank you ladies for your time, and have hope :)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello,<br />
I have excess hair on the stomach and around my nipples. i&#8217;ve never knew that there are so many ladies who suffer of this disease, pretty sad thought:(<br />
a couple of days ago my doc recommended me a laser for hair removal, it&#8217;s called : Laser Yag Cutera. has anyone heared abt it?? is it worth trying it??<br />
thank you ladies for your time, and have hope <img src='http://thebeautybrains.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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		<title>By: Sarah</title>
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		<dc:creator>Sarah</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 24 Jan 2010 07:17:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>After reading this post, I feel not as lonely. I know other women are hurting from this same problem as I am, but I&#039;m still ashamed to talk about it. I didn&#039;t realize how bad it was til highschool. It first started with my upper lip, and then that entire area under my chin and above my neck.... At first I was a tad bit lucky because it came out blonde, but then they mutated into thick, black, prickly demons. It really hit me that I needed to take some action when my nephew told me I needed to shave... I felt so embarrassed. Then 5th graders I was tutoring would say something about it... It was horrible. Absolutely horrible, because you know when children are bluntly telling you, then everyone else sees it but just aren&#039;t as blunt. I used creams and wax, both worked, but had side-effects (bumps, rash, acne, swollen areas). I remember the first time I waxed all the hair, and in that instant i felt like all my prayers were answered. And of course, for all you women out there who deal with this same problem, the problem was not solved.

Now I&#039;m almost 20 yrs old and the hair has become a problem on the sides of my face, upper lip, chin, below my chin, on my chest, breast, stomach, and the lower part of my back. 

I shave my arms, and I have a magnified mirror and tweezers with a LED light, from AVON, that I use to pluck my chin, upper lip, and under chin. But for the rest of my problem areas i bought the new product &quot;Smooth Away&quot; and it works great for my face, under my chin, lower back, and my chest. It takes less than a minute to remove the hair. I dont think it actually removes all of the hair, but it makes it way less visible (and very smooth). Read the instructions on how to use it, some women don&#039;t use it right and it doesn&#039;t work. Rub 3 ways clockwise, then 3 counter-clockwise.

I honestly dont know what my problem is. I went to my Gyno Dyno and he told me I more than likely have PMDD, because of my cramps and irregularity. But hairiness isn&#039;t a symptom of PMDD, but my blood tests came out normal... So, I&#039;m not sure if I have PCOS. All i know is I&#039;m really really really hairy. 

I have a great man in my life. He tells me I&#039;m the most beautiful person he&#039;s ever seen. Of course, that may be a little far-fetched and love has a way of making you see through rose colored glasses, but he really feels this way about me. This problem has put a damper on things, considering I wont let him touch my face. Sometime when he caresses my body, he&#039;ll run his fingers along my lower back and my chest (sometimes it feels like he&#039;s playing with the hairs. ewww..), and i&#039;ll feel really uncomfortable, but he&#039;s never freaked out or even mentioned the hair once. So, i&#039;ve calmed down with being to harsh on myself, but I still know it&#039;s a problem.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>After reading this post, I feel not as lonely. I know other women are hurting from this same problem as I am, but I&#8217;m still ashamed to talk about it. I didn&#8217;t realize how bad it was til highschool. It first started with my upper lip, and then that entire area under my chin and above my neck&#8230;. At first I was a tad bit lucky because it came out blonde, but then they mutated into thick, black, prickly demons. It really hit me that I needed to take some action when my nephew told me I needed to shave&#8230; I felt so embarrassed. Then 5th graders I was tutoring would say something about it&#8230; It was horrible. Absolutely horrible, because you know when children are bluntly telling you, then everyone else sees it but just aren&#8217;t as blunt. I used creams and wax, both worked, but had side-effects (bumps, rash, acne, swollen areas). I remember the first time I waxed all the hair, and in that instant i felt like all my prayers were answered. And of course, for all you women out there who deal with this same problem, the problem was not solved.</p>
<p>Now I&#8217;m almost 20 yrs old and the hair has become a problem on the sides of my face, upper lip, chin, below my chin, on my chest, breast, stomach, and the lower part of my back. </p>
<p>I shave my arms, and I have a magnified mirror and tweezers with a LED light, from AVON, that I use to pluck my chin, upper lip, and under chin. But for the rest of my problem areas i bought the new product &#8220;Smooth Away&#8221; and it works great for my face, under my chin, lower back, and my chest. It takes less than a minute to remove the hair. I dont think it actually removes all of the hair, but it makes it way less visible (and very smooth). Read the instructions on how to use it, some women don&#8217;t use it right and it doesn&#8217;t work. Rub 3 ways clockwise, then 3 counter-clockwise.</p>
<p>I honestly dont know what my problem is. I went to my Gyno Dyno and he told me I more than likely have PMDD, because of my cramps and irregularity. But hairiness isn&#8217;t a symptom of PMDD, but my blood tests came out normal&#8230; So, I&#8217;m not sure if I have PCOS. All i know is I&#8217;m really really really hairy. </p>
<p>I have a great man in my life. He tells me I&#8217;m the most beautiful person he&#8217;s ever seen. Of course, that may be a little far-fetched and love has a way of making you see through rose colored glasses, but he really feels this way about me. This problem has put a damper on things, considering I wont let him touch my face. Sometime when he caresses my body, he&#8217;ll run his fingers along my lower back and my chest (sometimes it feels like he&#8217;s playing with the hairs. ewww..), and i&#8217;ll feel really uncomfortable, but he&#8217;s never freaked out or even mentioned the hair once. So, i&#8217;ve calmed down with being to harsh on myself, but I still know it&#8217;s a problem.</p>
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