The benefits and drawbacks of various hair removal methods

with thick body hair

Hair serves an important physiological purpose. The hair keeps the pores open, and the dermes hairlesstissue surrounding the hair serves as a reservoir for stem cells. Because androgens are the primary regulators of hair growth, excessive body hair is considered a male trait that is obviously unacceptable to women.

Leaving aside the pathological changes that can lead to increased abnormal behavior of body hair (such as hirsutism, adrenal hyperplasia syndrome, polycystic ovarian syndrome, and so on), normal human body hair development is influenced by social genetics, diet, drugs, and other factors.

Some people are born with thick body hair, and certain body parts, such as the armpits and triangle, grow very dark long hair, which is a genetic factor; high sugar, high fat diet, and possible environmental hormonal influence factors, so that cases of premature female sexual maturity are also reported from time to time, especially to make female college students annoying moustache, many are caused by these acquired factors. Long-term use of glucocorticoids or other drugs that may interfere with hormone production may result in localized or generalized hair loss.

These findings suggest that, rather than simply removing excessive body hair, different causes and dermesconditions should be identified, as either hair removal method can only eliminate the appearance of "excessive body hair," but not the cause.

The benefits and drawbacks of each hair removal method

Shaving/Shaving: Benefits include speed, ease of use, and low cost. Disadvantages include the need for frequent shaving. Shaving damages the cuticle and is thus unsuitable for the face. The burr from shaving will irritate the skin when rubbed, causing itching, swelling, and even hair ingrown, and is not suitable for the armpit or triangle area.

Pull (including beeswax, tweezers, strand):

Advantages: lasts a long time (up to 4 weeks), is inexpensive. Disadvantages - pain, may cause folliculitis,dermes can not be used for large areas of hair. You can pluck hair on a large area with beeswax paper, but there is a lot of residue, you need to repeat it once every two or three weeks, it is also harmful to the cuticle, and it is not suitable for any area of the face.