Simple Natural Steps to Remove Facial Hair

Hair Removal has been a common problem for men and women. By using different methods for hair removal from time to time it's hard to tell which will be your best choice for removing hair.
After trying so many products and researching to find a better solution to this matter I'm sure you'll give this a try. The natural way.
Before trying the methods make sure you clean your skin before any treatment taken place.
Natural way to remove your unwanted facial hair:
You will need:
Egg White
Sugar
Corn flour
Procedure: Blend the egg white with sugar and corn flour. Blend it well until it becomes a sticky paste. Apply the mixture to your face. When it dries up gently slowly peel it off. Repeat this 3-4 times a week.
The results are better for those who have fine hair.
Another natural hair remover (waxing) which is the best:
You will need:
Fresh lemon juice
Sugar
cloth piece
Procedure: Get a little frying pan, or even a small pot, place on cooker on simmer gas. Add two teaspoons of sugar wait for 20 seconds to get it heated up then add one - one table spoon fresh lemon juice, stir slowly with a spoon for a minute until you get a sticky liquid paste, once you have let it cool down then apply on your unwanted hair, once applied use a piece of clean cloth (cotton, polyester) and place it on the paste, once placed give it a few rubs up and down with your hand. Then pull the cloth from bottom to top fast as possible and see the surprise yourself. This is best for all types of hair. Can be used on face, body, arms and legs.
You may have tried creams, threading, electrolysis and may have left a slight mark on your skin, well throw away them methods time to try it the natural way, easy fast and effective. The No 1 secret of hair removal is by removing it by its root, by removing it by it's root it takes time to come back, once removing hair from the root again and again the hair follicle will get fed up and will never grow back guarantee!
Simple and Easy 1-2-3
1: Wash your face with water, tap dry with towel
2: Apply any of the two methods
3: Rinse off the access off your face, apply a moisturizer if needed.

Zafran Rashid

Facial Hair in Women - What Can You Do About It?

Facial hair growth in women is something that many of us find concerning. Assuming that you are not genetically inclined to facial air (Mediterranean, Jewish and Eastern European ancestry) or have a family history of facial hair growth in women), it could be a number of things.
One of the most common is hormonal imbalance. Women have both estrogens and androgens (male hormones). As we age, the levels of both hormones naturally decline. However, the ratio between the differences declines and it can look as if we suddenly have more of the male hormones, and therefore stray hairs. In addition, there are some medications that can stimulate the growth of stray, darker, coarser hair such as phenytoin, cyclosporine, anabolic steroids, combination medications with testosterone such as estratest, and minoxidil (used for high blood pressure as well as baldness in men).

Sometimes though, excessive facial/body hair can be a result of physical and medical issues. For example, polycystic ovarian syndrome and obesity (adipose tissue can produce androgens). Occasionally it can be related to adrenal tumors. In these cases one will see more than just the occasional stray hair on the face. If this is happening to you, see your health care provider.
So what can do you about it? Women have been looking for ways to permanently remove hair for years. There does not seem to be an easy fool-proof permanent way to deal with facial hair.
Treatments include:

• Makeup Radio frequency
• Hormones (estrogen and progesterone)
• Shaving
• Waxing
• Laser
• Electrolysis
• Medications - Vaniqua - a prescription cream

According to many dermatologists, electrolysis seems to be the only method for permanent removal. Vaniqua, which is relatively new in the past few years does not seem to work for all women. The long term effectiveness is unknown at this time.
As with most things, there does not seem to be a one-size-fits-all solution to the problem of the stray facial hair. You will most likely need to try various treatments and see what works for you. However, keep in mind if the hair seems excessive or you have concerns, please speak with your health care provider for further evaluation.
By Barbara C. Phillips