Beer to remove leg hair

Many people often see the idea of ​​using beer to remove leg hair on the Internet, and everyone is skeptical, not knowing whether it is really effective. In fact, beer cannot really remove hair. Beer is too irritating. If used forcibly, it may cause damage to the skin. So if you want to remove leg hair, you should master the correct method, otherwise it will cause damage to the skin.

The correct method of beer hair removal that has gone viral on the Internet:

First, dip some beer on cotton or gauze, and carefully apply it to areas with dense body hair on your hands, feet, or armpits. The body hair will fall off naturally without hurting your skin. If your hair is very dense, remember to apply it more often.

So can beer really remove hair?

Beer can't remove hair. Beer is brewed with barley as the main raw material. It contains common ingredients such as water, carbohydrates, protein, carbon dioxide, vitamins, calcium, phosphorus, etc. It is rich in nutrients and has a strong nourishing effect. However, it does not contain hair removal ingredients and has no hair removal effect. On the contrary, it may cause damage to the skin.

Subject A has dense body hair. According to the method rumored on the Internet, he first smeared beer on his left arm and left calf with cotton. Fearing that the amount was not enough, he smeared it several times. However, after a long time, the body hair did not fall off. Instead, he felt that the part of the leg where the beer was applied was particularly dry.

Experimental results: Beer cannot remove hair.

The truth: Experts say that some beers contain active enzymes and amino acids that can break down skin oil and keratin. It is possible that they can shrink pores. Applying beer (even expired beer can be used) to hairy areas can make the hair lighter and less noticeable, but it cannot remove hair.