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13-04-2008 10:15pm

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camilarose

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in grown hair how to fix

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#2 13-04-2008 10:49pm

AckwelFoley

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depending on where it is, a tweezers normally does the trick.

If its down close to the holy grail... go see a doctor.

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#3 13-04-2008 10:53pm

LurkingLady

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if it's not .. errr.... in a sensitive area, tweezers preceeded by peeling should work just fine

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#4 13-04-2008 10:59pm

Alanstrainor

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not i PI, but yeah tweezers

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