In this informal YouTube conversation, host Chrystal Hurst asks guest Priscilla for personal grooming advice on facial hair, covering eyebrows, mustache, chin hair, and overall facial hair maintenance. Priscilla shares her routine: she uses a cheap 99‑cent razor to trim eyebrows, avoids waxing or threading due to pain, and relies on a professional (Tisha) for shaping. She recommends plucking stray hairs, waxing for lighter‑skinned individuals, and getting a professional shape to maintain a clear line for future trimming. The dialogue also touches on cultural hair‑removal practices (threading by an Indian friend) and hints at a possible future segment (“Going Beyond the Beyond”) where Chrystal might explore these grooming topics further. The tone is casual, supportive, and slightly humorous, with both participants offering personal preferences and light‑hearted commentary.
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Okay, so spur of the moment question. You don't know what I'm going to ask you, right? So I just want to ask you, how do you take care of your facial hair? Whether that is, whether that is mustache, if you even have to do that, you know, some people don't have to, or maybe it's your eyebrows. So as we were saying, how do you take care of your facial hair? Uh, beard, chin, how do you, what do you, what are your recommendations?
Um, there's this long thing with a razor on the end of it.
Is that that 99-cent thing Tisha was talking about?
Tisha Yes, it's the best. So you just kind of razor right— I just stay along with the flow of my eyebrows. Anytime a little hair starts growing in, I just stay along with it.
So you don't fool with the waxing?
No, no. You don't thread? No, I don't do anything. I have a friend who has— she's very hairy. She's an Indian, beautiful Indian girl. She has a lot of hair. She threads, and her eyebrows look amazing. So I thought about it, but I don't like pain.
So how do you know what your eyebrows are supposed to—
you know, because some people mess their eyebrows up. Tisha did them for me as a professional, and now I can see where the line— I can see when the little hairs start growing in. And I just— there's a trend here.
You're like the second, third person who said that. Just get a good shape, get a good shape up.
That's what you do. I think there's a spiritual lesson in that.
Oh girl, is that going to be in your next Going Beyond the Beyond? It might. Okay, last question. What do you recommend for me, for my mustache and for my eyebrows? And then I have some things that grow out of my chin too, but I think I just—
well, just pluck those. Yeah, just pluck. Do what now? Just pluck that. But I think that you— I think, you know, you're such a lighter-skinned person, I feel like you should wax this because you can see it. I think you could start to see mine. My son said the other day that I have a little mustache, and on the ends you can see it right here. Can you see that? I think I focused it. Oh, that was a good focus.
I don't know, but we'll examine it when I put it on YouTube.
So yeah, so I think you need to wax yours for sure. I think it's time to go with your brand new body. You might as well just wax all that off.
Wow, it's all of that?
And I think, I think yeah, you might as well arch your eyebrows. Just have Tisha do it for you once and then you just take that little cheap razor and you just keep it up. Yeah, you just keep it up.
And if I don't keep it up, I'm no worse off than where I started.
That's exactly right. And I think that you should do something about your legs. Ah!
