How to Remove Hair Using Organic Ganda Beroza

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Ganda beroza, biroza (Gum Rosin) is the non-volatile fraction (an organic secretion) obtained from Himalayan pines, Pinus roxburghii or Pinus longifolia plant. [1] It may be used to remove unwanted body hair. Ganda beroza can be found in Asian countries like India and Pakistan, from local stores. This hair removal agent comes in a solid form and it is sticky to the touch. With continued use, it will result in less body hair and may even prove more effective for you than the usual chemical hair removal creams and lotions.

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  1. Exfoliate your skin properly before removing the hair. Application of ganda beroza may cause skin irritation if you do not properly clean and remove dead surface skin beforehand. [2]
  2. Only apply ganda beroza with clean hands. [3]
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  4. This hair removal agent comes in a solid form. It's a sticky substance that will immediately stick on your fingers. (You may wish to wear disposable gloves before touching it if you don't like the feeling but it won't harm your skin.)
  5. Take about the same amount as you would when taking a pinch of salt.
  6. You can use this hair removal agent to remove unwanted hair from the armpits, arms, legs, and even your bikini area.
  7. Once the hair sticks to it, start pulling with force. It won't hurt if you pull it with force––do it too timidly and it will.
  9. Apply moisturizing lotion to the area of skin where the hair has been removed once the surface is clean.
  10. To remove any leftover ganda beroza from your fingers, rub your fingers against a pumice stone. This will take off any of the remaining substance.
  11. All done, you should now be hairless in the places you applied the ganda beroza too, all without much fuss. [4]
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    Is there a video for the beroza method?
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    Go on YouTube! They have great videos for the beroza method! If there is nothing there, check Videmo, Daily Motion and other online video apps.
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    Will it hurt to remove my hair with beroza?
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    No, it does not hurt at all. You may feel a sting for a few minutes, but you may not even realize anything.
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    Is this available in Toronto?
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    Yes. Try shipping it in from an online website. I don't know if Amazon will ship to Toronto, but if it will, I would start there.
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      • Before and after the procedure, be sure to wash your fingers with soap and water. Cleanliness is an important part of this procedure.
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      Warnings

      • Do not use this method on broken or sensitive skin or if you have any kind of skin injury.
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      • Do not apply organic ganda beroza on wet skin as it won't work. It works only when skin is dry so make sure to pat dry your skin before using this product.
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      • Don’t apply ganda beroza to broken or irritated skin. It can cause skin issues and potentially make any underlying skin issues worse.
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      Things You'll Need

      • Ganda beroza in solid form (purchase from herbal or ayurveda stores in Pakistan or India, or check your local Indian/Pakistani grocery stores in your country)
      • Disposable gloves (optional)
      • Soap and water
      • Pumice stone

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      References

      1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinus_roxburghii
      2. ↑ https://www.aad.org/public/everyday-care/skin-care-secrets/routine/safely-exfoliate-at-home
      3. ↑ https://www.cdc.gov/clean-hands/about/
      4. ↑ https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/hand-washing/art-20046253

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