No, you're not alone in plucking those chin hairs. How coarse, or dark that hair is, is a result of genetics. Regardless of the cause, choosing to remove some or all of your facial hair is your prerogative—and naturally, the beauty world has come up with a number of ways to go about facial hair removal. And no matter which route you choose to take, "be mindful of medications, such as certain antibiotics or birth control, which can cause the skin to be sensitive," reminds Uchenna Okereke , MD, a dermatologist based in Brooklyn, NY. For waxing, specifically, she says the American Academy of Dermatology recommends avoiding retinoid creams for two to five days prior to waxing to avoid extra irritation or the potential to remove skin along with the hair ouch! Another reminder: Don't forget to follow up with sunscreen if you're headed outside.
15 Best Facial Hair Removal Products That Actually Work
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13 Best Hair Removal Creams That Won't Burn Skin for
I know you've heard it before but it bears repeating: Facial hair and every other form of body hair is completely natural. The decision to keep or remove your body hair is percent up to you. Personally though, I'm on the pursuit of total hairlessness, and, yes, that includes facial hair removal. Like, IDK about you, but when I destroy every inch of peach fuzz on my face, my skin looks so much brighter and feels way smoother. I genuinely know what works and, uh, what doesn't , and I'm happy to report that there are so many at-home facial hair removal products that are affordable, quick, and super-easy to figure out. If you like your hair removal tool to require little to no effort at all I mean, who doesn't? Just glide the circular end over your face and the teeny blades will help remove peach fuzz and fine hairs with ease.
These Hair Removal Creams and Tools Make De-Fuzzing Your Face at Home So Easy
Just like body hair , facial hair is something most of us have. And our perspective on facial hair removal mirrors exactly how we feel about body hair removal; it should be entirely your choice, like any other decision. Societal pressure has had a history of strongly influencing that choice for many, but the conversation surrounding the agency we have over our appearances has also progressed. So for those who want to know more about the best facial hair removal products for women—including at-home tweezing, waxing, or dermaplaning options—keep reading.
It's , which means it's time to normalize facial hair. Growing hair is a natural part of being a human and comes with hormonal changes and the ever-flowing functions of our body. However, if you do choose—emphasis on choose —to remove unwanted hair on your body, you have the right to. There are painless products out there that are specifically designed to remove facial hair from the comfort of your home. And if you're wondering, the age-old myth that your hair will grow back ten times thicker and longer after removing it is still false.
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