What are some tips for guys to remove facial hair?

Men are generally rough, but in modern society, people's aesthetics of men seem to have undergone a fundamental change, which can be seen from the various young men. Therefore, young men now pay attention to delicate skin, and they cannot accept untidy beards. Therefore, for boys with facial hair, they have to find a way to remove it. So, what are the little tricks for boys to remove facial hair?

Plucking: Some women use tweezers to remove excess eyebrow and facial hair. This method of hair removal is simple and free of charge, but it can cause significant local pain. According to the structure of hair, the part outside the skin is the hair shaft, the part inside the skin is the hair root, and the bulge at the end of the hair root is the hair bulb[2]. Plucking does not fundamentally destroy the hair bulb. After 2-8 weeks, the hair will grow back[3]. Although this method is the simplest method of hair removal, it is generally not used for large areas. In addition, repeated plucking can not only cause allergic reactions in the hair follicles, but also may leave scars for people with scar-prone constitutions.

Shaving method: Use a men's razor or a special hair scraper to shave the body hair. This method is simple and quick, but it can only remove the hair shaft. After 1-3 days, the hair will regrow and often "get worse" and "cannot be stopped once shaved". The skin is easily injured and infected during shaving, which is also one of its disadvantages. Therefore, although shaving has always been the first choice of men as a safe and effective facial hair removal method, it is rarely favored by women.

Honey wax hair removal

Use sticky beeswax to stick to the body hair and tear it off. Beeswax hair removal is suitable for the arms, legs, and under the body hair. Apply the wax evenly on the skin, and stick the beeswax tightly to the skin so that all the sweat hair can be stuck. Then cover the gauze, pull up the gauze covering the skin, and pull out the hair by the roots. A large area of ​​hair can be removed at one time, and even the hair that grows back will be relatively fine. It will cause pain when used; and chemically synthesized beeswax can easily irritate the skin; when tearing down, the body hair is likely to remain in the pores, and the half-broken hair ends are very likely to pierce the hair follicles, causing folliculitis.