How do men remove hair? Stop using hair removal products randomly!

Nowadays, many girls pay more and more attention to their appearance, especially their smooth skin. However, many male friends think that too much hair is not good, and it may be accompanied by symptoms of folliculitis, which is especially unbearable in summer. Therefore, men can also remove hair in normal times, and several commonly used methods can solve the problem.

1. Laser selective hair removal

The light beam emitted by the laser machine will penetrate the surface of the skin and eventually be absorbed by the hair follicles. The hair follicles are damaged and cannot grow hair again, while the surrounding tissues are not damaged. The hair follicles in the growth stage have the most melanin and absorb the light emitted by the laser the strongest, making them the best targets for laser hair removal machines. The more melanin there is, the clearer it is, the higher the hit rate, and the more destructive it is to the hair follicles. The laser hair removal process is simple and quick, and generally no scars are left after treatment. It is suitable for people with fair skin and dark hair. It is suitable for large areas such as legs. Note that girls with less fair skin and lighter hair are not suitable for laser hair removal. Laser treatment may also damage skin pigments and cause white spots or dark spots, which often take several months to gradually recover.

2. Electrolysis hair removal

The electrolysis method is relatively primitive. The principle is to use a small metal needle to pierce the hair follicles, pass an electric current to cause an electrolytic reaction in the tissue, and thus destroy the hair follicles and hair bulbs. This method can achieve the purpose of permanent hair removal. However, it has high requirements for the operator. Only when the needle happens to pierce the hair follicles, especially around the hair bulbs, can the hair be effectively removed. It is suitable for people with thicker or harder hair. Non-scarring physique. Note that electrolysis will cause pain during the operation and there will be small scars after the operation. Since electrolysis removes hair one by one, it takes a long time and the operation is more complicated.

3. Honey wax hair removal

Use sticky beeswax to stick to the body hair and remove it together. Apply the beeswax on the skin to make it adhere to the skin tightly, then cover it with gauze and pull up the gauze covering the skin to remove the hair by the roots.

It can remove sweat hair from a large area. The hair that grows back is also relatively fine. Suitable for body hair on arms, legs, and underarms. Precautions: Chemical beeswax may cause allergies. If not cleaned properly, it may cause folliculitis.