Removing unwanted hair

In some women, facial hair is more than normal, which makes it uncomfortable and problematic for the individual. There are various causes for abnormal facial hair, the most important and common cause of heredity. Diseases such as internal glands, ovarian cysts, and the use of some medications, as other causes, can be noted in the abnormal increase of facial hair.
Some women have become worried during pregnancy because of the thin hair that grows in the upper lip, chin and cheeks, which is normal and goes away a few months after childbirth. Or during menopause, in some women, facial hair rises, which should see a specialist doctor for treatment.
There are several ways to remove excess hair, including: wax, x-rays, non-colorants, hair-remover creams, burns, shaving and...
Non-coloring agents: One of the easiest ways to treat excess hair is to bleach or decolor. This method is suitable for fine fluffy hair.
Wax, Tweezers, Burning and Shaving: It is advisable to avoid using these methods. These methods are almost the same, causing all hair to come out of the root, which causes each time the hair is removed, become thicken and grow back again.
Hair-removing creams: Use these creams so that it is applied in the desired area for 10 minutes and then rubbed on the hair and washed. Ultimately, the hair will disappear.
If you have a sensitive skin, the use of these creams will cause inflammation and redness or itching, which is recommended to not be used as much as possible.
Burning or Electrolysis: This must be done by an experienced person, so that the root hair is completely burned down by a weak electrical current, preventing its regrowth. This is the best way to remove unwanted hair in a small and scattered way. It should be noted that to remove all excess hair, you may need to have several sessions. After each electrolysis, be sure to use restoration ointments, which can accelerate the inflammation of the skin.
X-rays: X-rays can cause severe skin damage that is not considered to be safe and effective, and almost the use of this method is outdated.
Elimination of reason: If excessive unwanted hair is due to endodontics, ovarian damage, or use some medications, you should see a specialist to treat this problem.