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✓ Published: 28-Mar-2024
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SWNS / Bethany Burgoyne<br/><br/>SWNS / Bethany Burgoyne<br/><br/>A woman who spent £51k removing her body and facial hair has now embraced it – despite being mistaken for a man.<br/><br/>Bethany Burgoyne, 33, started waxing and shaving when she was just 10 years old – after feeling self-conscious and says she was encouraged to do so.<br/><br/>As she grew up, Bethany struggled with thick dark hair growing on her stomach, chin and nipples and would spend around £250-a-month waxing, epilating and bleaching to remove it for 17 years.<br/><br/>She began saving up for laser hair removal aged 27 – which at the time cost around £1k to £2k a go – before she realised she could put the money towards travelling.<br/><br/>Slowly Bethany found the confidence to stop shaving and now feels “confident” embracing her “beautiful” body hair.
SWNS / Bethany Burgoyne<br/><br/>SWNS / Bethany Burgoyne<br/><br/>A woman who spent £51k removing her body and facial hair has now embraced it – despite being mistaken for a man.<br/><br/>Bethany Burgoyne, 33, started waxing and shaving when she was just 10 years old – after feeling self-conscious and says she was encouraged to do so.<br/><br/>As she grew up, Bethany struggled with thick dark hair growing on her stomach, chin and nipples and would spend around £250-a-month waxing, epilating and bleaching to remove it for 17 years.<br/><br/>She began saving up for laser hair removal aged 27 – which at the time cost around £1k to £2k a go – before she realised she could put the money towards travelling.<br/><br/>Slowly Bethany found the confidence to stop shaving and now feels “confident” embracing her “beautiful” body hair.
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