Facial hair removal often remains a taboo subject for women. All the more taboo since the affected areas of the face play an important role in seduction and self-confidence: the lips and the eyes. So it is not only necessary to find a suitable technique but also to carry out a meticulous depilation for a perfectly harmonious result. If you are concerned about facial hair removal you are at the right place: here are the 3 best techniques.
1 The laser: definitively forget those hairs that grow back.
As you probably already know, this is a permanent hair removal method. It is therefore more and more recommended to say goodbye to this unsightly (and highly hated) facial hair.
The CRPCE has given us its opinion on this hair removal technique and how it works. The hairs on the upper part of the lip are indeed low in melanin and are fine compared to other hairs… but are still visible and grow back. The laser will therefore emit a light that will burn the melanin in the hair. It takes about 10 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart to get rid of the hair regrowth for good, says the CRPCE. Undecided women are advised to make an appointment with a professional who will then carry out a test on a small area before the operation for a thorough scan of each area. Practical, effective and above all permanent, pulsed light remains the miracle solution to get rid of these stubborn hairs!
2 Waxing: the road to softness
Very effective, the wax makes it possible to move back the hair growth (because the hair is pulled out at its base) and to obtain a very soft and neat skin.
Hot wax
It is the most suitable for clean and long-lasting hair removal. Indeed, the hot wax will dilate the pores and will thus make it possible not to break the hair (breaking the hair favours regrowth).
Cold wax
Convenient when time is short, it can be found in small cold strips or in roll-on.
3 Tweezers
A sometimes interesting alternative to wax, especially for sensitive and intolerant skin. And then it’s just one accessory to wax your eyebrows and mouth. On the other hand, a little dexterity and training are essential because you don’t have to cut the hair but pull it out with your follicle. To this end, you should invest in a good pair of tweezers and disinfect your skin before and after hair removal.
