Removal of Unwanted Hair and Consequent Skin Care

Unwanted hair, especially, on face, is  a problem. The procedures to treatment often lead to damaged skin. The most common methods of hair removal or covering are threading, plucking, using hair removal creams and bleaches.

Some where or the other the skin texture is disturbed by their usage. Too much of plucking and threading may lead to blackening of the skin area. Since bleaches are strong enough to give instant colour change to hair, just imagine how much chemical is going into the skin during each use.

In the long run, the skin becomes dull and appears ageing. A natural method of Batna (a mixture of sesame oil, turmeric and other herbs) is rubbed evenly on the entire body.

Regular use is believed to provide natural removal of hair over a period of 6 months to one year. In some communities of India, when girl child is born, a warm brick is rubbed on her entire body. This is believed to discard any unwanted hair growth.

Natural bleaches include mixing equal quantities of lemon juice and sugar and applying for 10-15 minutes and the removing.

In order to have a permanent solution to unwanted hair many men and women are opting for laser and electrolysis. When electrolysis is actually expensive, laser may be a convenient option if you have dark hair on lighter skin. The sucess of Laser treatments depend on skin texture, sex and race.

You must give atleast six to eight sitting for complete solution or as told by your cosmetologist. No matter what treatment you choose to remove unwanted hair make sure your skin is taken care of.

After treatments at home, it is best not to apply anything for at least two hours. The skin must never be scrubbed or rubbed for next twenty four hours. After the lasic treatments, one must follow all necessary instruction asked by the surgeon. One must include more antioxidants in the diet to help skin heal.