Q&A for How to Get Rid of Stomach Hair

Not entirely, but waxing will make the hair grow back thinner than it currently is. When you wax, you tear the hair out at the root, which damages your follicles. This can keep the hair from coming back super thick.

You can, but I don't think it's actually going to come out perfectly. I'd recommend going to see a professional for this.

It's not necessarily bad, but it isn't the most efficient way to remove stomach hair. I think waxing is probably the best option for this.

It is very natural to have stomach hair. There's absolutely nothing wrong with it!

It typically takes around 10 minutes for an egg white mask to dry.

Generally, men don't find thick or visible hair on a woman anywhere but the head and the pubic region attractive, but you don't have to get rid of it if you don't want to. It's a matter of personal preference, and you can find yourself a man who doesn't mind it.

Only if you want to. Unless you get laser hair removal, it will keep growing back, like leg hair or armpit hair.

No, it should react the same way as the rest of your skin. The main thing is to keep the cream away from any mucus membranes (eyes, mouth, labia, etc.).

Yes, or other type of lubricant for the razor.

A razor should give you a closer cut. I suggest using a very sharp razor for the closest cut possible.

Laser removal is the only way to truly remove hair permanently. Waxing or plucking will last a few weeks.

Yes. Conditioner can be very useful when shaving as it is smooth and doesn't make the hair clumpy.

No. It may seem thicker as it grows in, though, because the hair grows in from the thick base where you shaved it.

There's no evidence of that. However, shaving only lasts a day or two until there is noticeable stubble. The hair follicles sometimes appear more pronounced due to continuous irritation. This makes it quite obvious you have shaved.

Laser hair removal is the only permanent way to remove hair, so the home remedies wouldn’t remove it permanently. With these home remedies, you may start to see results right away, depending on the thickness and color of the hair.

No, it will make it look unnatural and could irritate your skin.

Yes, that's fine.

The bleach will last until the hair grows out or is cut.

Yes. The hair on your face is no different than stomach hair. It is all made with the same proteins as any other hair.

Laser hair removal lasts 6 to 12 months.

No, this is just an old myth.

If she thinks it isn’t noticeable, you could shave it anyway and if she happens to notice, just stare at her pointedly and say, “I thought you could barely see it.”

Teach your kid that body hair is nothing to be ashamed of and support her through any negative interactions she has because of it. Let it be her choice and her choice alone what to do about her hair.