Q&A for How to Remove Hair Naturally

Definitely! These creams dissolve the hair at skin level, making it comparable to shaving.

The best tip to make arm hair thinner and lighter is to do sugaring. With sugaring the hair is removed from the root each time. Over time this makes the hair much finer and sparser. Some people have seen great results after only 2 treatments. Sugaring is a service you would want to maintain every 6 weeks or so.

No, but exfoliating before and after you wax may help you be less likely to get ingrown hairs.

Some people mix 2 tbsp gram flour and 2 tbsp rose water into a paste, applying it to the area where they want to remove hair, then rubbing it away after it dries. The paste may help exfoliate the hair away.

The easiest way to quickly remove body hair is to shave it. If you want more long-lasting results, try sugar wax.

You can buy pre-made cotton strips that are made for waxing—there are even organic options.

It might hurt at first, and you'll need to get used to the feeling. It will work if you use it correctly.

It will take about 7-9 days to fully remove all of the hair, although if you leave it on longer, it will probably work faster.

No, milk won't do anything to assist in hair removal.

The only way to permanently remove hair is to get laser surgery. Even then, you will have to do it multiple times.

I would not recommend it since the skin on the face is sensitive and thin. Pumice is too rough for it and you would damage your skin.

You can find it in many beauty supply shops, drug stores, and well-stocked supermarkets.

Barring laser surgery, you cannot. Hair will always grow back, otherwise.

It is not recommended, as it is rough and not as durable and will likely break.

It will not get thicker if you exfoliate your skin in the correct way.

Removing body hair permanently is not really possible, but laser treatment for removal of body hair is really helpful and lasts the longest.

Yes, waxing your upper lip is safe.

No, you should never try to burn your hair off. That could seriously injure you.

No, the turmeric will not stain your skin.

Yes, pumice can cut you if you use a sharp piece or apply too much pressure, which is why it's important to only rub it in small, gentle circles. It doesn't really remove hair as much as it makes it much finer and much less noticeable, which it will take some time to do. It's fairly effective for what it's meant for.

You're already paying the money, so unless you have an event or an occasion that would cause you to do something else, I'd suggest some patience.

You can apply fresh Aloe Vera to calm down the skin, and avoid harsh chemicals and makeup directly after (on your face).

You can, but be careful not to get it in your eyes, nose, or mouth.

Yes, they will. Check out the article on How to Remove Turmeric Stains .

You can get laser hair removal, which is not completely permanent but will last for a long period of time.

For the hormonal diseases, such as hirsutism, these methods should work. But as for infection, it depends on the type of infection. If there is a staph infection, infected follicles, infected cuts, pimples/acne, or yeast infections, then ONLY use the waxing methods and do not re-use the sugar wax. Using abrasive methods or methods that have the ability to spread will just introduce the infectious bacteria into other areas of your skin, causing it to spread or even create new infections.

Yes, you can.

Possibly, but not likely, and you could just shave or get a waxing done.

Yes, you definitely can do that. (Remember, a yellow tinge will be present in the beginning.)

You can use baking powder instead, but it won't be as effective.