In this video I’m going to show you How to remove facial hair naturally Everyone has some form of hair on their face, even if they can’t see it. Some of us, though, may have more noticeable, thicker or darker hair on certain parts of our faces, that we might want to get rid of. The problem is, facial hair removal can come at a bit of a risk. Doing a quick job with a razor or a shaver might actually make the hair grow back even thicker and faster. Luckily, a number of natural methods of hair removal exist that produce much more promising long-term results.
No 1 Tweezing
It might not be home remedy as such, but tweezing is one of the simplest and most effective ways of removing facial hair. Everyone has a set of tweezers somewhere in their home, and with a bit of patience, you can successfully remove your unwanted facial hair using the tweezing method alone. Rather than simply cutting the hairs, as with shaving, tweezers are designed to pluck hair straight from the roots.
Most people will choose to use tweezers to shape their eyebrows, but there’s no reason why you can’t use it for any area of your face. The good news is that the extra time spent meticulously pulling hairs out is worth it: you can expect the results of tweezing last longer than shaving. Make sure to wipe your face with a warm cloth before tweezing to soften your skin, and hold your skin taut to make it easiest to pull out each hair. Tweezing isn’t the most painless hair removal method, but it certainly gets the job done.
No 2 Egg white mask
How do you like your eggs? However you’d answer that question, it probably doesn’t involve putting them on your face. You might want to start doing so, though, because it’s thought that excessive facial hair growth can be greatly reduced by a simple egg white mask. The stickiness of the egg helps the mask to cling to to your facial hair and effectively peel the excess growth off once it’s dry. As a bonus point, the egg will also nourish your skin.
Eggs are a fantastic source of protein, which boosts the natural collagen in your skin. Just mix an egg white with a tablespoon of cornstarch and sugar until you’ve got a smooth, thick mixture. Apply the mask to your face and leave it to dry for 15 to 20 minutes. Once the mask has reached peak hardness levels, peel it off in one quick motion, then rinse your face with cold water. Try to apply an egg white mask to your face at least twice a week for the best results.
No 3 Papaya and turmeric paste
Papaya isn’t just a delicious fruit – it turns out it’s also pretty handy for hair removal, too. It contains a bio-active enzyme called papain, which is thought to enlarge the hair follicles, reducing excess hair growth on your skin. You can also use papaya to naturally exfoliate the skin and remove any lingering dead cells. Mix with turmeric, which is a traditional skin remedy and helps to further exfoliate and brighten the skin.
To make your mask, take a raw papaya, peel it and cut it into small pieces, then grind these pieces into a paste. Add in a tablespoon of turmeric powder, and apply it directly the parts of your face with excessive hair growth and leave it to rest for around 20 minutes. Rinse off with cold water, and repeat twice a week for a noticeable improvement.
No 4 Lavender and tea tree oil solution
Scientists have only recently discovered the power of essential oils for skin health, and recent research suggests that lavender oil and tea tree oil in particular can inhibit hair growth and significantly reduce the growth of excess body hair.
To make your own lavender and tea tree oil solution, combine one teaspoon of the lavender oil with four to six drops of the tea tree oil. Then take a cotton ball and use it to dab the oil onto the hairier areas of your face. Try to let it sit for a few hours before removing it, and repeating the process twice a week. This one requires a bit of patience, as you’ll need to wait a couple of months before you start seeing results.
No 5 Spearmint tea
Here’s a way to prevent excess hair growth in the first place: by drinking spearmint tea. It’s thought that by simply drinking spearmint tea twice a day, you’ll be able to naturally lower your body's androgen levels, helping reduce excess facial hair growth. Studies have found that spearmint tea effectively decreases testosterone levels, making it a good natural treatment for mild facial hair. To make spearmint tea, just soak some spearmint leaves in boiling water for a few minutes, then strain leave to cool slightly before drinking.
No 6 Turmeric and chickpea scrub
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