Hair. We love it on our heads, but hate it just about everywhere else. And this, unlike wine and body image issues, does not get better with age. Don't worry, it's still growing in all the usual unwanted places, but you may have noticed darker, coarser fuzzies on your face due to age-related dips in estrogen (If facial hair is your biggest pet peeve, check out these 4 Ways to Remove Unwanted Facial Hair).
You could go the laser route. Defuzzing by laser is often marketed as "permanent hair removal," but experts say "hair reduction" is a more accurate term. That's probably news to the women who pay $200 to $500 per session and expect hair-free skin. One treatment isn't enough: Plan on five or six to remove up to 90% of unwanted fuzz from legs, for example. Some hair may come back, but it's usually finer and less noticeable. Today's instruments for hair removal are 200 times faster than just a few years ago. That's a huge advance over electrolysis, which destroys hair follicles with an electrified needle (a painful, time-consuming endeavor, considering there are thousands of hairs on just your legs). On the other hand, electrolysis is permanent.
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