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Facial hair removal

sister and I have an agreement that we will always watch out for whiskers on one another. “There is a huge one on your neck,” she pointed out, matter-of-factly, just last week. And blow me down, I had missed an inch-long, black one emerging from a mole. She then helpfully pointed out another on my jawline. Oh the irony that while our collagen and elastin is in sharp decline, we find

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