Can waxing remove hair permanently? Will waxing make hair thicker?

Beeswax is a hair removal product that we are all familiar with, and many people have used it, but many people don’t know whether beeswax hair removal is permanent. So let’s find out if beeswax hair removal can remove hair permanently? Will beeswax hair become thicker?

Waxing cannot achieve permanent hair removal. Laser hair removal and freezing point hair removal are the only permanent hair removal methods. The advantage of waxing is that it pulls out the hair by the roots. It is an external hair removal product that mainly uses sticking and tearing methods to remove hair. It is more suitable for large-area temporary hair removal. Hair removal only removes the hair on the surface of the skin, but it does not have any effect on the hair follicles. Unlike razors, which grow thick black stubble that pricks your hand after a few days of shaving, waxing will take about half a month to grow out. Waxing also has obvious side effects. The most typical side effect is pain, which can cause pain to the skin during hair removal. In terms of diet, try to avoid greasy and fried foods, especially fast food from KFC and McDonald's.

Waxing hair removal generally does not cause hair to grow thicker. Waxing is a biological agent. The principle of hair removal is to remove excess sweat hair from the epidermis of the skin. It basically does not affect the hair follicles and generally does not affect the thickness of the hair. The amount and thickness of the hair are affected by the endocrine level, so waxing hair removal will not cause the hair to grow thicker. Although waxing does not irritate the skin too much and is relatively easy to operate, it is deeply favored by female friends, but waxing hair removal is a physical forced hair removal method. Frequent use will cause certain damage to the epidermis, and it cannot achieve the effect of permanent hair removal. Therefore, if you want to remove hair, it is recommended that women use waxing hair removal as little as possible, and go to a regular hospital for laser hair removal. Beeswax is a biological component, which is different from depilatory creams that contain chemical components. However, a few people use too much force to cause skin damage when performing waxing hair removal, or the half-broken hair ends re-enter the hair follicles, inducing folliculitis, so it is best to try it in a local area first.

Advantages: 1. A large area of ​​body hair can be cleaned in a relatively short period of time. 2. The effect is relatively long-lasting, but generally about a month. Disadvantages: 1. The pain is relatively strong. 2. In the process of using beeswax for hair removal, it is easy to twist the hair roots or hair follicles, and folliculitis or other types of skin infections may occur. 3. It is not suitable for allergic constitutions. The above is an explanation of the pros and cons of beeswax hair removal. When choosing a hair removal method, you can choose different methods according to different needs. Because beeswax is a biological preparation, it does not irritate the skin and is easy to operate. Generally speaking, there are no side effects. However, there are also side effects of hair removal wax. Because some people have sensitive constitutions, hair removal wax will damage the surface of the skin, and it will cause severe pain when it is torn off. If used frequently, it will make the pores coarser and the hair harder. This will affect people's future beauty.

1. First clean your skin and then dry it. Avoid sweat, cosmetics, and skin care products. Beeswax will be more effective when the hair is over 0.5 cm.

2. Then rub the wax paper on your hands to make it warm up to about body temperature.

3. Cut the wax paper into appropriate size, generally about 1 cm wide and 3 cm long, so that it can better fit the skin, especially when removing armpit hair because the armpits are uneven.

4. Open the two pieces of beeswax paper, both of which can be used. Stick the waxed one along the direction of hair growth, and press it flat with your palm for about 6 seconds.

5. Then press the skin with one hand, pinch the end of the wax paper with the other hand, and remove it quickly against the direction of hair growth. Be sure to remove it quickly.

6. There will be a feeling of pain and heat after hair removal. You can apply repair gel, which can not only remove residual beeswax, but also soothe and repair the skin and relieve pain.