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How To Naturally And Permanently Remove Hair (Without Shaving Or Wax)

How To Naturally And Permanently Remove Hair (Without Shaving Or Wax)

Naturally And Permanently Remove Hair

To combat unwanted hairs, women are willy-nilly waxing, regardless of the intensity of their pain, provided they regain the long-awaited smooth and satin skin.

In this article you will find a recipe that will save you all the tortures of a painful depilation and at the same time will save you after its application, the waxing itself! Since the recipe eliminates the hair for good.

What is hair in women?

It is essential to distinguish the two types of hair in women: normal and excessive.

Normal hair: is that which is called constitutional, that is to say that which envelops the whole body also encompassing the hair, the eyelashes and the eyebrows. After puberty, this hair undergoes hormonal changes including androgens and becomes more important, which causes the hairiness of the armpits and pubes in both genders. However, the rate of this hormone in women is 20 times lower than in men, which explains the lack of hair in some places, unlike men who have abundant hair.

Excess hairiness: In the case of excessive hair growth, the level of this hormone is higher causing down in some areas where the hair is supposed to be exclusively male.

Excessive hair types:

There are several types of excessive hair:

Hirsutism: it is a type of hair that is related to the places where the hair grows naturally: if the latter grow in women in areas where the skin is supposed to be hairless, it is called abundant hairiness. This hairiness is related to an excessive secretion of male hormones, especially, testosterone.

Virilism: It resembles the previous type but with additional signs. The hairiness of the woman in this case approximates that of the man, one speaks then of virilism pilar. As for the signs, they are manifested by an abnormal secretion of androgens. There is an undeveloped breast and, on the contrary, an imposing musculature, a serious voice, ovulation disorders ... etc.

Abundant hairiness: As the name suggests, this type of hair is recognized by the abundance and density of hair on naturally hairy areas. It can be caused by taking certain medications containing corticosteroids.

There are several options for waxing, whether temporary or permanent: shaving, wax, electrolysis, laser or other. Here is a 100% natural remedy to get rid of your hair.

Recipe for the remedy:

Ingredients:
  • 1 tablespoon of thanaka powder
  • 2 tablespoons safflower oil

Preparation

In a container, put a tablespoon of thanaka powder and add 2 tablespoons of safflower oil, mix the two ingredients well until a homogeneous paste is obtained.

For facial use:
It is recommended to spread this mixture on the face previously cleaned, for 2 hours while being inside. It is imperative to avoid exposing yourself to the sun. After 2 hours, rinse thoroughly with clean water.

For use on the body:

Depending on the area to be treated, the amount of the mixture can be increased by doubling or tripling the ingredients, but by adding an additional spoon or two of oil in order to obtain a rather dense and soft lotion. Apply this lotion on your hair zones and leave to act for 2 hours at least or even overnight and to wash the next day.

You can repeat the application every day for 3 weeks. According to her hair, every woman will notice a change. Repeat until the desired result is obtained.

Benefits of Ingredients:

Powder of thanaka: It is a product that comes from Myanmar (ex Burma), a yellow powder extracted from the bark of the thanaka tree. The proteins in the thanaka allow it to weaken the root of the hairs and eliminate them permanently in the long term. Excellent antiseptic, astringent and antimycotic, this powder is also used to treat acne, soften the skin and protect it from sunburn.

Safflower oil: This oil has nourishing and repairing properties. Its richness in vitamin E gives it a faculty that prevents the aging of the skin, which helps to maintain its elasticity and hydration