6 Ways to remove hand and foot hair that you know

Various ways to remove body hair

Procedure: The razor will trim any hair sticking out of the skin. The shaver is available in single use, rechargeable knife or electric variants. In men, this hair removal method is used to shave beards and mustaches. Meanwhile for women to remove hair on their armpits, legs, and bikini area.
Long lasting: 1-3 days
Pro: Razors are relatively inexpensive and you can do this yourself. All you need is warm water, a razor and, if you prefer, some shaving cream or gel.
Counter: Hot skin, bumps, lacerations, and ingrown hair, that is, hair that tends to grow back around the tissue, not from within the gland, and then grow backwards into the skin, which can cause irritation. In most cases i brown hair can occur as a result of regular shaving.

Procedure: Extend the desired area of skin, pinch the strands of hair with a pair of tweezers, and pull them out to the roots.
Long lasting: 3-8 weeks
Pro: Cheap. You only need a pair of tweezers, but it can take a lot of time because you have to pull out individual hairs. However, using an epilator can be an alternative because it can pull out a lot of hair for one pin.
Counter: Sick. As with the shaving technique, hair pulling under the skin can cause it ingrown hair . You may also experience red bumps on the skin caused by hair glands that are swollen and irritated after pulling hairs. Epilators are not a good idea to use on areas like the eyebrows because they can cause a lot of hair to be pulled out at once, making it a bit difficult to control how much hair you want to pull out.
Tips: Make sure you sterilize your tweezers or other extractors with alcohol before and after use to reduce the risk of infection.

Procedure: Depilatory is a cream or liquid that removes hair from the surface of the skin by giving a chemical reaction to the protein structure of the hair, so that the hair will come off by itself and stay washed clean.
Long lasting: a few days to 2 weeks
Pro: Depilatory produce results that are quite fast, inexpensive, and are sold freely in pharmacies or minimarkets. Depilatory is best used on the legs, underarms and bikini area. Special formulations may be required for the face and chin.
Counter: Depilatory use can be messy and many people don't like the smell. Sensitive skin can develop allergies from depilatory use and cause a rash or inflammation. Depilatory also may not be very effective for coarser hair.

Procedure: Liquid wax is applied to the desired skin area, then covered by a cloth and immediately removed immediately. The goal is to pull the hair roots together with dead skin cells. Waxing can be used in warm or cooled conditions. Waxing can also be done at a beauty clinic or at home.
Long lasting: 3-6 weeks
Pro: The waxing results are quite durable and make the skin area smooth. Waxing kits are easy to find at pharmacies or convenience stores. Hair that grows back will be less frequent and less visible than with other methods, such as shaving.
Counter: Pain, redness, bumps, and inflammation may also appear after waxing. This treatment is also fairly expensive if done in a beauty clinic. Not recommended for sensitive skin owners.

Procedure: Through a light scale electricity channeled from a special device. The electric power is enough to "shock" the roots of the hair so that it will release on its own. Small areas such as the top of the lips can take 4 to 10 hours while larger areas such as the bikini area can take 8 to 16 hours.
Long lasting: Permanent, although some people experience hair regrowth.
Pro: Some people get permanent results.
Counter: Electrolysis is costly and time-consuming, so it is usually only used for small areas such as the top of the lips, eyebrows and underarms. Many people describe the process as painful and the skin becomes dry, scars and inflamed after treatment. The risk of infection may also arise if needles and other tools are not cleaned in a sterile manner first.

Procedure: A laser beam will be fired into the skin towards the hair glands, to stop them from growing. Works especially well on people with pale skin and dark hair because the melanin (color pigment) content in dark hair will absorb more light, making the process more effective.
Long hold onn: Maybe permanent, but you need to come back every 6 months for treatment.
Pro: This method lasts a very long time and can be applied to large areas of skin simultaneously.
Counter: One session can cost quite a lot. The side effects of treatment can include inflammation and redness of the skin.

Deciding to remove body hair is a personal choice. Removing body hair doesn't make a person healthier, and you shouldn't do it if you don't want to.