What is the best method for facial hair removal?

Facial hair is something that greatly affects one's image, because having clean facial skin is the more mainstream aesthetic standard, while too much hair will make a person look very sloppy. Therefore, most people like to use hair removal technology to remove facial hair. But what is the best method for facial hair removal? Let’s take a look at the explanation below. I hope everyone can understand these unique methods.

Tweezers hair removal

This is the most traditional method. You can also use an eyebrow tweezer. The operation is very simple. Just pluck out the hairs one by one. But remember that when removing facial hair, you must pluck in the direction of hair growth. Otherwise, it will be troublesome if the hair follicles are damaged and folliculitis is caused. In this way, if you pull out the facial hair by the roots, it will take longer for it to grow again, but you have to endure a little pain.

Shaving hair removal

Basically, every family with men knows what a razor is. Nowadays, most people use electric razors, which are operated just like men shaving. It is very easy to operate, but this method is really not recommended. Hair removal in this way will make the hair thicker and thicker. So male friends can use this method, but female friends should avoid it.

Hair removal with depilatory liquid

Depilatory liquid is available in all major supermarkets. It uses the principle of breaking the hair above the cortex to remove hair. The operation method is to clean the face, apply the depilatory liquid to the area to be removed, wipe it off with a wet towel after a few minutes, and the hair will fall off. This method feels okay. It does not remove the hair roots and will not affect the hair follicles, but the growth rate is faster than directly pulling them out by the roots.

Waxing hair removal

I believe everyone has seen this method of hair removal, which is to apply dense wax on the hair removal area, and then tear it off after a few minutes. The feeling of pulling the skin looks painful. If it is not torn along the direction of hair growth, it may also cause folliculitis. I don’t like this method very much.

Razor Blade Hair Removal

In fact, this is a bit like hair removal with a razor, but one is manual and the other is electric. The effects are similar, but you still have to pay attention to the same thing: you must shave in the direction of hair growth. The blades are available in all major supermarkets, so there is no need to say more.