SAY GOODBYE TO FACIAL HAIR; HOME TECHNIQUES THAT WORK


Facial hair is one of the growing concerns in women. We are living in a world where beauty is judgable which leads to create discomfort and embarrassment among people. Facial hair is a nightmare for women as it affects a women self-esteem and confidence which leads to isolation. 

It is important to understand the reason behind any skin issues or any disease. Identifying the root cause allows for targeted treatment which can lead to more effective and lasting results.

Facial hair growth in women can be caused by a combination of genetic, hormonal, and medical factors. Genetics play a significant role, as family history can influence hair growth patterns. Hormonal imbalances, particularly elevated levels of androgens, can lead to increased facial hair. 

HOME REMEDIES: 

  • INGREDIENTS:

1. Water

2. Milk

3. Sugar

4. Coconut oil

5. Gram flour

6. Turmeric


  • INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Mix 1/2 cup of milk in 1/2 cup of water along with 2 tablespoons sugar.

2. Boil until it becomes thick and now add 1 spoon coconut oil, 1 spoon of gram flour, pinch of turmeric powder.

3. Mix and apply it on face and wash after becoming dry.

  • USES

1. Milk: Acts as moisturizing agent

2. Sugar: Acts as natural exfoliant and remove dead skin cells and hair.

3. Turmeric: It has anti-bacterial properties and reduce hair growth.

5. Gram flour: Helps in exfoliation and remove dead skin cells.

  • INGREDIENTS:

1. Sugar

2. Lemon


  • INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Sugaring

2. Add one spoon of lemon juice in a bowl contains one spoon of sugar.

3. Mix it and apply it on face and rub gently. It helps to exfoliates the skin and make your skin look hair free for one month.

  • USES:

1. Sugar: Acts as natural exfoliant and remove dead skin cells and hair

2. Lemon: It has bleaching properties that lighten the hair and skin and acts as an astringent.

                                                                                                                                     



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