Is it better to remove or bleach the lip hair? What causes the lip hair?

Lip hair is the hair on our lips. Most women have lip hair, but it is very unsightly, so many girls choose to remove the hair or bleach it. So is it better to remove the hair or bleach it? What causes lip hair?

This question depends on the cause of your lip hair. It is better to remove the hair, such as using laser hair removal or moonlight hair removal. Laser hair removal can penetrate deep into the root of the hair follicle, and the selective action of light and heat can destroy the hair follicle tissue, so that the hair will not grow. This is a permanent hair removal method. When bleaching, chemical bleaching agents are usually selected. Bleaching agents can play an antioxidant role and can make the hair color lighter, but the maintenance time is relatively short. Lip hair can be removed with bleach, but the dosage must be controlled. All dosages should be consulted with a professional hospital before judgment. Don't choose blindly. Bleach may also cause negative damage, so when removing lip hair, you can't be exposed to harmful environments too often.

Women have lip hairs on their lips, and it is unlikely to completely remove them, as long as they do not continue to grow and turn black. Avoid eating animal offal, eat less meat, and eat foods rich in arginine and calcium: such as eels, loaches, sea cucumbers, cuttlefish, octopus, silkworm pupae, chicken, frozen tofu, seaweed, celery, peas, dried shrimps, salted eggs, egg yolks, dairy products, soybeans, kelp, etc. The human body contains estrogen and androgen. Men with more androgen will have a thicker voice and a beard, while women with more estrogen will have breast development and a thinner voice. The growth of lip hairs is due to the effect of androgen. Because the androgen content of each person is different, some people have obvious lip hairs, while others do not. Some people have lip hairs when they are just born. As they age, the color of the lip hairs becomes darker and the number increases. This situation is usually inherited from the family.

Generally, lip hair removal requires three to five times, and up to eight times. Although lip hair is small and not numerous, it is the most laborious in hair removal surgery. The number of hair removals depends on the thickness, length, and depth of the individual's lip hair. Hair has a certain growth cycle. The hair follicles in the growth phase are relatively enlarged and sensitive to light. Only laser surgery can treat the hair follicles at this time. The hair follicles in the dormant and regression phases are not sensitive to light and cannot be removed. Therefore, to achieve the effect of destroying the hair follicles, lip hair removal needs to be performed multiple times. Since the growth rate of lip hair is relatively slow, lip hair removal is performed once every one to two months, and frequent surgery is not suitable. Because hair goes through three stages: growth phase, regression phase, and dormancy phase, laser mainly works on the hair follicles in the growth phase. Hair removal surgery is ineffective during the regression and dormancy phases. The hair growth cycle is generally about three to four weeks, so the time of hair removal surgery should be determined based on the hair growth cycle.

If a girl's lip hair is relatively light, it usually does not need to be removed. However, if a woman's lip hair is relatively thick and affects her normal life, it is recommended to remove it. Women can go to the medical cosmetology department of a regular hospital to remove lip hair through laser hair removal to achieve the effect of removing lip hair. Usually three to five times can achieve permanent hair removal. After laser treatment, people need to keep their lips clean, avoid getting them wet, take sun protection measures, and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods; in addition, women should avoid using blades to remove lip hair to avoid improper operation, damage to the skin, and induce folliculitis.