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Jessie asks someone whether her upper lip hair bothers them. They say it doesn't matter to them at all, they barely notice it. The conversation moves into the different ways women remove facial hair: threading, waxing, shaving, laser treatment.
Jessie asks someone whether her upper lip hair bothers them. They say it doesn't matter to them at all, they barely notice it. The conversation moves into the different ways women remove facial hair: threading, waxing, shaving, laser treatment.
Okay, so this is just a spur of the moment question. You don't know what I'm about to ask you, do you?
Mm.
Okay, so this is raw. So, you know, I have hair on my upper lip. What do you think about that? Should I get it removed? It's not a trick question.
If you want to remove.
But I'm asking you, do you care?
No, I don't care.
You don't care if I have a mustache? You don't?
No.
So you don't prefer that I get it taken off?
I didn't say that.
So you would prefer that I remove the hair on my upper lip?
I just said it didn't bother me. It doesn't bother me.
But you would prefer that I would remove it? No, it's not something that I think about every day.
It's not something I look at you and say, hey, can you cut that? It's not something that I look at you every day and would wish you would cut it. So no, I'm saying. But you do notice it? Sometimes I notice it, sometimes I don't. It don't matter. Depends on if you drink some milk or something.
Okay. So even if it's a painful thing, I can thread it, wax it, shave it. Laser it off. There's apparently a variety of ways that women can take care of facial hair.
It doesn't matter. It's the same thing about your legs. Okay. What did I say? I wasn't talking about my legs.
