It’s a universal truth that all women try their best to look like a diva who stepped out of a ramp. From manicures to pedicures, women care a lot about maintaining themselves correctly.
However, there’s no surprise that facial hair can sometimes alienate you from looking your best. Fact check: all women have fine, thin hair covering their faces and necks – and it’s completely normal, so there’s no need to worry about it.
Removing hair is most painful, and there’s no other way around it. Let’s take a look at what possible things women can opt to reduce facial hair:
1. Shaving
Shaving is one of the quickest and easiest ways to eliminate hair and proceed with your day. Whether you’re using a disposable shaver or an electric shaver, both have a built-in blade that lifts and cuts hair at the skin’s surface.
2. Tweezing
Tweezing is another beneficial and economical way to remove facial hair. This technique works slightly differently than shaving. Instead then removing hair with a razor blade, tweezers are designed to pluck or pull hair from the roots.
3. Waxing
Waxing is a useful way to reduce all the hair in an area. Two different types of waxing kits are available in the market:
- wax strips that you warm between your hands before applying
- the wax that’s melted in a warmer and then applied to the area with a stick.
4. At-home laser hair removal
The primary issue with many at-home hair removal methods is that results are temporary or only last a few weeks. For longer results, consider laser hair removal from a professional.
This technique uses a laser and pulsating beams to damage hair follicles, resulting in the loss of hair. It’s a semipermanent solution – hair grows back after about six months. Sometimes, hair may never grow back. If hair returns, it may be finer and unnoticeable.
5. Threading
Threading is another alternative for shaping eyebrows and removing unwanted facial hair on the upper lip, side of the face, and chin. This technique uses a thread, which pulls and twists undesired hair until it lifts from the hair follicle.
The outcomes can last longer than shaving or tweeze, plus this method doesn’t cause ingrown hairs.
