Hand hair: how to get rid of?
Excessively thick and dark hair on women’s arms has always been considered a disadvantage. However, today there are many ways to solve this problem. Let’s consider each separately.
How to get rid of arm hair
In ancient times, it was believed that women who have hair on their hands belong to the lucky ones, because, according to the signs, they were destined to get married more successfully than others. It is not known what this confidence of our ancestors was based on … Perhaps they just wanted to console the unfortunate. Today, girls who grow hair on their arms do not need sympathy at all, because there are many ways to solve this problem. Conditionally, they can be divided into two categories – hair removal of the hands and bleaching of hair on them.
Removal of vegetation can be done both with a razor or cream, and using epilators that remove hairs “from the root”
Ways to get rid of hand hair
Unlike legs, where using a razor is considered one of the most common and safest ways to epilate, hands have much softer skin. That is why the option of too frequent “shaving” of hairs is not suitable for them. A more gentle way to epilate your hands is to use a special cream that dissolves the hairs and does not injure the skin.
However, in this case, since the hairs are not removed from the root, the procedure must be done quite often. You can reduce the frequency of procedures using special epilators. They will help get rid of vegetation for about a month. However, this procedure is quite painful.
How to get rid of arm hair without pain and for a long time?
The best methods that modern cosmetology offers today are laser or photoepilation.
Both the first and second methods affect the hair follicles, completely destroying them. The undoubted advantage of this method is its effectiveness, but there are also disadvantages. For example, its biting price.
If none of these methods work for you, you can try a less radical option – lightening. How to lighten arm hair? This can be done with hydrogen peroxide, hydroperite, or chamomile. However, it must be remembered that such methods are good if the vegetation on the hands is weak, because the thick white coat looks just as poorly aesthetic as the dark one.