Can girls remove beards?

When girls grow beards, many people will use tweezers to pull them out. In fact, this method of pulling out beards is not recommended because it can easily irritate the skin around the lips or cause some hair follicle inflammation. You can use depilatory cream or wax to remove hair.

Some girls, after discovering that they have grown beards, will use eyebrow tweezers to pluck out the beards. In fact, this is very dangerous. The blood vessels around the lips and face are particularly rich, intersecting with the veins of the entire face, and also connected to the network structure of capillaries in the brain - the cavernous sinus. If you use tweezers to pull out your beard, it is easy to damage the facial skin, hair follicles and adjacent sebaceous glands, allowing bacteria attached to the skin surface to take advantage of the opportunity to enter. In mild cases, it can cause folliculitis and sebaceous adenitis; in severe cases, the inflammation can spread to the entire face and brain, seriously endangering human health.

1. Bleaching

Choose a special hair bleach, dip a cotton swab in it, apply it evenly on the hair, wait for a while and then wash it off. It should be noted that the bleach must be applied evenly, otherwise if the bleached out is black and white in patches, it will only make the problem more obvious. Generally speaking, hair bleach is somewhat irritating, so girls with sensitive skin should be careful when using it.

2. Use depilatory cream to remove hair

The method of using depilatory cream to clean the sweat hair around the lips is very similar to the method of removing body hair from other parts of the body. After hair removal, remember to use astringent to tighten the pores. In addition, cucumber juice is a very natural and effective astringent. In addition, if you can use some products that inhibit hair growth in the future, the effect will be better. This hair removal method is specifically designed to target fine, soft body hair and can quickly remove large areas of hair. Experts suggest that this method is suitable for people who are afraid of pain but whose skin is not easily allergic. Be sure to do a test before use and clean your skin first to reduce irritation. The chemical component of depilatory cream is hydrochloric acid (calcium), which is irritating to the skin. Frequent use or sensitive skin will cause redness, swelling, allergies, and even rashes. People with sensitive constitutions should use it with caution.

3. Waxing

Waxing is a physical hair removal method that uses sticky wax to stick to body hair and then remove it together.

The specific method of use is to apply the wax evenly on the skin, and the wax should be tightly attached to the skin so that all the sweat hairs can be stuck. Then cover it with gauze, pull up the gauze covering the skin, and pull out the hair by the roots. Hair removal is usually performed in a beauty salon. Experts warn that using it will cause pain, 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.