Women's hair removal

Female reproductive health is very important, however, there are many factors that affect reproductive health. One of them is that the thick hair around the reproductive organs provides a good environment for the growth of bacteria and increases the risk of disease. Therefore, many women like to remove the hair around the genitals. However, removing the hair around the genitals is more difficult. Let’s take a look at how women remove hair below.

Less pubic hair can reduce the growth of bacteria and be more hygienic. A more reasonable solution is to take it off, but not completely. Just take off the sides of the labia cleanly. Because this part is most likely to breed bacteria, it is better to keep it fresher. Leaving the top handful can play a protective role.

Chinese women or women who moved to Europe and the United States when they were young also have razors in the bathroom and have the habit of shaving their pubic hair every day. They believe that shaving the pubic hair makes the vulva clean and cool, and it is also fashionable and good for health. They never have vulvar itching or other infections. Women in China have never shaved their pubic hair, especially those with thick and abundant pubic hair. In addition, their closed dressing habits make their pubic area damp, stuffy, and difficult to wash, which is very suitable for the growth and reproduction of mold and various pathogenic bacteria, leading to lower reproductive tract infections and further infertility. It is also one of the reasons for the high incidence of cervical cancer.

1. Hair removal cream

Depilatory cream is one of the more popular hair removal methods nowadays. It uses chemical substances to dissolve the hair structure to achieve the purpose of hair removal. Depilatory creams cause less damage to hair follicles, but hair removal with depilatory creams does not last long, and hair will grow back in about 3 days. And people with sensitive constitution should use depilatory cream with caution.

2. Razor hair removal

Razor hair removal is one of the most commonly used hair removal methods nowadays. It is painless, convenient and quick. This hair removal method makes the skin feel smooth in a short period of time, but new hair will still grow and may make the hair darker and thicker. Moreover, it may damage the skin and cause redness and swelling.

3. Waxing

Beeswax is sticky and can remove excess body hair by the roots, making it suitable for temporary hair removal over a large area. Waxing can remove hair completely, but chemically synthesized beeswax can easily irritate the skin and cause folliculitis.

4. Laser Hair Removal

Laser hair removal uses light of a specific wavelength to pass through the epidermis and directly act on the hair follicles. The melanin in the hair follicles and hair shafts selectively absorbs light energy. The resulting thermal effect causes the hair follicles to coagulate and necrotize, achieving the purpose of permanent hair removal. Laser hair removal will not damage the surrounding skin, and it removes hair quickly and safely, and hair is not likely to grow back easily. However, laser hair removal may also cause side effects such as pigmentation and scarring.