How do girls deal with armpit hair? How do girls deal with armpit hair?

The armpits are places where sweat glands are relatively developed. Therefore, once puberty comes, armpit hair will grow due to the secretion of estrogen and androgen. Some girls have less armpit hair, which does not affect their clothing matching, but some girls have very dense armpit hair, which particularly affects their appearance, especially in summer, and they have to say goodbye to beautiful suspender skirts and small vests, and even some short-sleeved shirts with larger cuffs cannot be worn. Therefore, how to remove armpit hair has become a topic of concern for many girls, but you must also pay attention to the method and safety when dealing with armpit hair to avoid infection due to armpit hair removal.

The most helpless way is 1. Try not to wear clothes like vests, so that others will not see your armpit hair 2. Wear only short sleeves 3. Never use a special female shaver, because after you use it, you will find that even if you shave the hair, there will still be small black spots under your armpits, which will be even uglier!!! One more thing: It is not advisable to cut armpit hair

Some people think that it is unsightly to have their armpit hair exposed when wearing short-sleeved shirts in summer, so they cut it off with scissors, and some even shave their armpit hair with a razor blade. In fact, doing so is wrong and harmful to health. Whether you cut or shave your armpit hair, you cannot prevent the normal growth of armpit hair, and it is very easy to cause bacterial infection in the armpit. We should face up to the normal physiological phenomenon of armpit hair and never harm our health because of some wrong views.

Some girls have less armpit hair, and since it’s not noticeable and they don’t mind it, they can keep it. If you have too much armpit hair, you can remove it to avoid embarrassment in front of the opposite sex, after all, you are a girl. However, it is recommended to use a depilatory cream, and it is not recommended to shave it off, because the hair that grows after shaving will be thicker and cause discomfort in the armpits.

Waxing hair removal. Use sticky wax to stick to the body hair and remove it all at once. Waxing is suitable for arms, legs, and subcutaneous body hair. Apply the wax evenly on the skin, and the wax should be tightly attached to the skin so that all the hairs can be stuck. Then cover it with gauze and pull up the gauze covering the skin to remove the hair by the roots. A large area of ​​hair can be removed at one time, and even the hair that grows back will be relatively fine. It will cause pain when using it; and chemically synthesized beeswax can easily irritate the skin; when tearing it down, part of the body hair is likely to remain in the pores, and the half-broken hair ends can easily penetrate into the hair follicles and cause folliculitis.

Shaving hair removal. Suitable for people who are afraid of pain and have sensitive skin. Suitable for fine hair on face, arms and legs and short hair on fingers. You should develop the habit of shaving every day, otherwise you will grow a layer of black stubble which is very unsightly. If you shave with a razor, the hair will grow longer and thicker. If you are not skilled in the operation, it is easy to scratch the pores, damage the delicate skin, and cause redness and swelling.

Laser hair removal. The melanin in the hair follicles absorbs the energy of the laser and destroys the hair follicles through the exchange of heat energy, causing the hair to stop growing. Suitable for people with light skin and fine and dark hair. It creates permanent hair removal by destroying hair follicles. Since hair follicles that are not in the growth phase do not have melanin pigment, it is impossible to inhibit the growth of all hair follicles at once. Therefore, laser hair removal generally requires 3 to 6 times to cycle a hair growth cycle and achieve complete and clean armpit hair removal.

Electrotherapy hair removal. Suitable for people with non-scarring physique. This treatment needs to be done in the hospital. Before hair removal, anesthesia is administered, and then a very thin wire is inserted into the hair root. The hair follicles are destroyed after the electricity is turned on. It takes 20 seconds for each hair. It can permanently destroy hair follicles, preventing hair from growing again. However, after the operation, usually 20% to 30% of the hair may grow again because the hair follicles are not destroyed thoroughly enough. During the hair removal process, there will be slight burning on the skin surface, resulting in temporary small scars, so the wound should be kept dry. After about a week, the small scab will fall off automatically. If you have a scar-prone constitution, small spots may be left all over the body.