Article for Women Issues

Some of us have problem of hair loss
while a majority wants to get rid of hair from different places on the body. It may the bikini are
or the thin hair line over the upper lip
or hair on the chest and back of men
or hair on legs
and armpits. Everybody wants to know about the method that will help remove hair for a long time without undergoing much trouble. Let us take a brief look at the methods of hair removal.

Waxing- One of the oldest and most common methods for hair removal is waxing. Waxing can be done both with cold wax and hot wax and now with waxing kits available in the market
you can wax yourself at home. In hot waxing
hot wax is spread on the skin
covered with a strip of cloth
allowed to dry and pulled off in the opposite direction of hair growth. This pulls away most of the hair from the hair shaft. This method may be painful and you must take care of the temperature of hot wax
and skin irritation after waxing. Waxing can also cause folliculititis
ingrown hair a
scars and hyperpigmentation.

You can wax any part of the body
small or big in size
except the bikini area. If you are taking oral Vitamin A derivative pills such as Isotretnoin
you need to avoid waxing till your doctor advises. It also applies to topical applications of Vitamin A derivative creams. All these products dry the skin and there is a possibility of hurting the skin while waxing. You should avoid waxing if you have irritated skin
broken sun burnt or bruised. Waxing should be performed on healthy skin only.

Waxing removes hair from the root of the shaft and removes a large quantity of hair at a time. It takes about two weeks for hair to grow. With repetitive waxing of hair
you can expect less hair because of permanent damage to the hair follicle.


This article is only for informative purposes. This article is not intended to be a medical advise and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult your doctor for your medical concerns. Please follow any tip given in this article only after consulting your doctor. The author is not liable for any outcome or damage resulting from information obtained from this article.