I feel no need to judge it. Facial hair is facial hair, no matter which gender has it.

I do find it a bit odd, because generally, women don't get facial hair - but I'm not bothered by it, either.

^More women get facial hair than you think. Most shave it or wax it regularly so no one can tell.

Some women have too much testosterone (and yes, for the record, ALL women have a LITTLE testosterone) that can cause such side-effects as facial hair. It's embarrassing for them and they'd much rather shave than leave it there. It's completely normal, both for women to have facial hair, and for them to want to shave it.

Well I don't see many women walking around with facial hair so it is a bit odd to me. But I won't judge it because I don't care much for appearance and I look quite odd in my style of dress myself so I defiantly have nothing against odd. As Cinders said, some women do have higher testosterone so it can't be helped. And as he/she said I would think most of them choose to shave.

Basically women getting facial hair is perfectly normal, but there preference to keep it there is rather out of the ordinary. Once again, not judging, people can do as they please. Plus I have a thing for mustaches lol.

NGL, when I first read read the question, I thought it was asking if it was odd for a female to shave someone else's face hair 0.o

Anyway.

I don't think a female shaving her face is any stranger than a male shaving his. If a person has face hair, and doesn't like it, why should what's between their legs determine how strange shaving off said face hair is?

Oh, my bad I thought the question was asking if it was weird for women to have facial hair.

About shaving facial hair. That is perfectly normal! Facial hair is just like any other unwanted hair, if a woman doesn't like it she has just as much a right to shave it off as any man does.

Do what you have to do.
I have an odd respect for anyone who gas to shave their face, it seems like such a tedious task.

Some people already pointed out that is not considered normal for a woman to have facial hair. I can imagine people feeling ashamed by it and shaving is a very innocent, simple and effective solution. I have nothing against it.

I guess ya'll make some interesting points... I suppose it isn't really weird for a woman to shave facial hair... I guess I just haven't really seen many women that do that, so it seemed a little odd to me. I ain't judging, though...

^^ Exactly, people seem to find it weirder for a woman to keep the facial hair more so than shave it off.