Facial Hair Removal for Women
Posted on June 11, 2009 with 1 Comment
I know some very beautiful (I think so) who have a bit of hair above their lip and some on their chin. Being a guy, that never has been much of an issue for me, but for women “it just ain’t good” as several of them have half-joked.
Since we’re in the skin care business, I usually am the person at parties, swim meets and get-togethers that is usually corned for answers. Candidly, I enjoy the attention and having real helpful knowledge makes me a bit of a hero from time-to-time.
Ideal Hair Removal for the Face
There are a lot of options – electrolysis, laser, waxing, dissolving, inhibitors, and several I’m sure I can’t think of right now. However, I believe the ideal hair removal products involve first dissolving the follicle, the inhibiting it’s future regrowth.
Why? Well first it’s great for home use and effective all over the body. Second, other most other systems don’t retard growth, so applications or procedures need repeating. Third, hair removal cream (even in multi-part systems) can be used all over the body – facial, arms, legs, back, bikini, et al.
Fourth, they are generally inexpensive. Granted, they require re-application, but we have found the more extended use, the better the results.
I included a link to a product above you might consider. I’m also including an excerpt from an ezine article that you might find helpful as well for facial hair removal in particular.
A two-step process is not a dance – in so many words. The process refers to the combination of hair removing products or processes necessary to safely and effectively inhibit growth. The first is dissolving or removing of the follicle shaft and slowing or stopping the Anagen growth phase that produces the cortex, shaft and root. The second phase is to retard future development of thick, coarse follicles developed by the root and bulb.
In many cases, even the most extreme retardation leaves the root and allows for future growth. Hair inhibitors should be used following removal to prevent mature follicles from appearing. So, the best procedure refers to first removing the hair, then preventing mature, thick hair from forming.
The best products for unwanted facial hair removal protect and nourish the skin, while removing and inhibiting follicle development. A safe, easy and effective two-step process helps remove hair on the face and keeps it from coming back.
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