Q&A for How to Reduce Unwanted Facial Hair

You can use eyebrow makeup. It helps to enhance the appearance of your brows temporarily. Another option is using a brow tint, which dyes your brows. It typically lasts for 4-6 weeks, making your brows appear darker and, therefore, fuller. Besides this, you can use a procedure called microblading, which is essentially a temporary tattoo under your brows that helps them appear both fuller and darker for up to 30 months.

The face is a sensitive part of the body. It is more prone to infection. So it is better to use laser hair removal instead of epilating facial hair.

If you stimulate the hormones, that will cause more hair growth. These are methods of how to pause that process.

They have Nair that is available specifically to use on facial hair.

It might be because you have thicker hair. You should try a few more times. If you don't see results, then resort to other methods.

No. Honey alone is not going to reduce facial hair.

Your first time threading will hurt, but remember when going through the course of puberty, the skin is more sensitive. As you finish the threading process, try putting some relaxing or moisturizing cream on the area to diminish pain and redness.

It stains a little, but not much, just wash your face with soap afterward.

Yes, but try a little first to see if you have a reaction. If not, the worst the mask could do is leave a little red mark where the hairs were pulled out, but that fade within hours.

No, it should work anywhere on your face, but honey alone won't do anything to help you.

It is certainly not compulsory to repeat doing threading, though it does just last a few days or a week longer waxing.

No. Nair will not cause your hair to grow back thicker than it was before.

It all depends on your skin type and sensitivity.

No, but plucking or waxing will take longer for the hairs to grow back, and eventually hairs will stop growing in that area if you pluck/wax for long enough.

You can use a razor if you want, but the hair may appear thicker as it grows back. What is perceived as being thicker hair is actually your hair growing out the flat ends instead of the points. The hair grows to the same length either way, it just appears thicker.

Laser hair removal would be the best option for you, as laser works best on thick hair.

You can try laser hair removal, or you can try waxing. Plucking the hairs may be more time consuming, but it will work in a pinch. You can also consult with your doctor to see if there are any medications that would be right for you that can assist you in stopping a beard from growing.

It has been found in studies done on women spearmint tea reduces the levels of free testosterone in the body, which, in turn reduces unwanted hair growth.

You should remove the hair at the first sight of it, as this will make the hair follicle weaker which will in turn lead to it growing back softer.

No. It is actually much better than regular wax, besides the fact that it is less painful. It contains natural ingredients as well. It is skin friendly and does not cause swelling. But it is pricier than regular wax.

Not really. If you want to get rid of hair, just shave it or wax it and that would be much more effective.