Is hair removal liquid harmful to the body?

Hair removal liquid is a kind of depilatory cream. Some people have abundant body hair due to congenital reasons. Of course, it may also be caused by acquired reasons. When there is abundant body hair, it will have a certain impact on daily life and work. At this time, certain hair removal methods can be used to promote the removal of this body hair. Depilatory cream has a certain effect, but if you are not careful, it may cause allergies or even cause hair follicles to wither, which is quite harmful.

It is easy to cause skin allergies and harmful. Hair-removing liquid generally contains effective ingredients of natural formula, which quickly penetrate into the hair follicles, moisturizing the skin while cutting off the water and nutrients supplied to the hair follicles, gradually causing the hair follicles to wither and stop the hair from growing. Hair-killing liquid generally only has a destructive effect on hair follicles and does not affect the normal secretion of sweat glands.

Hair Removal Methods

Different hair removal methods have different characteristics, and their duration, convenience, comfort and economy vary. Therefore, it is best to choose a hair removal method according to your needs.

1. Shaving and shaving

Shaving with a shaving tool is the most convenient, economical and common way of hair removal. It is also one of the hair removal methods with less impact on health. Moreover, it causes less irritation to the skin, making it especially suitable for those who are afraid of pain and have sensitive skin. However, shaving and trimming can easily cause damage if you are not careful.

Experts recommend that you apply a layer of shaving bubbles before shaving or scraping to prevent your skin from being scratched. However, the effects of shaving and hair removal last for a short time and need to be done frequently, which is more troublesome.

This method is to stick beeswax on the area where you want to remove hair, and then tear it off all at once to remove the hair by the roots. Waxing is a form of intensive hair removal, suitable for women with more body hair. Moreover, the duration of hair removal using wax is relatively long, and basically one to three times a summer is enough.

However, the disadvantage of this method is that it is quite painful, so women who are afraid of pain are not suitable for waxing hair removal. Beeswax also has chemical ingredients and can easily irritate the skin, so it should be used with caution.

3. Depilatory

Depilatory cream is a type of medical hair removal. The main principle is to use the chemical substances in it to soften and loosen the hair shaft, making it easier to fall off. Generally speaking, the hair can grow again after falling off. It is more suitable for people who want to remove hair cleanly but are afraid of pain.

Experts say this hair removal method works better under humid and warm conditions, but be careful not to keep the temperature too high. Since hair will grow again after a period of time, there is a need for hair removal again. Yang Jian emphasized that this method should not be used too frequently, as repeated use may cause damage to hair follicles, and it should be used no more than once a week.

Laser hair removal is a method of "permanent hair removal". Laser hair removal is based on the principle of photothermal dynamics and is specifically targeted at melanin. The melanin in the hair follicles absorbs the energy of the laser and generates heat energy, thereby destroying the hair follicles and stopping hair growth.

Laser hair removal cannot be done in one treatment, it usually takes three or four treatments. Nowadays, laser hair removal is the fastest, safest and most permanent way to remove hair, but it is expensive and painful. It is not recommended for people with hypertension or cardiovascular diseases.

Experts say that the "permanence" of laser hair removal refers to the hair follicles acted upon by the laser, because hair growth is cyclical, and the laser only works on the hair follicles in the growth phase. The hair follicles in the regression phase and the resting phase will grow again when they cycle to the next growth phase, which will create the illusion that "the laser did not remove the hair completely." Generally, laser surgery should be performed again every 6-8 weeks until all hair is removed.

In addition, some women do not take good care of their skin after hair removal, which causes the surface stratum corneum of frequently shaved areas to be damaged, making the skin rough, dry and sensitive. Therefore, you should pay attention to adding moisturizing lotion after shaving.