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A Desirable Treatment for Undesirable Hair -
Hair growth on the body is predetermined by genetics and ethnic factors. Women of Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and South Asian ethnicities, for example, usually experience darker and a greater amount of facial hair than women of other ethnicities. For these women, the hair may or may not be unwanted. Cultural factors have played a role in people’s desire for hair removal. In Western cultures, a large amount of back hair and chest hair is usually considered unattractive in men. In these cultures, hair growth on the face and in the armpits as well as on the legs is usually considered unacceptable in women.
Many diseases also contribute to undesirable hair growth in females. Ovarian tumours and excess male hormones such as testosterone arising from certain diseases and conditions can accelerate hair growth on the face and body in females, causing male-pattern hair growth in women. The results are usually not socially acceptable. A lot of times, it can lead to teasing or low self-esteem and confidence. Many females with this problem, therefore, desire hair removal by one of the many accepted methods. Even women without an excessive amount of hair growth either remove or bleach their hair because they like the feeling of being or appearing hair-free.
Hair removal can be achieved by many methods and treatments. The time and expenses related to these treatments vary considerably. The different short-term methods include tweezing, threading, shaving, waxing, and depilatory creams. There are both good and bad things about each method. Tweezing is inexpensive but very time-consuming, and the results don’t last long. Threading is also inexpensive and covers a wider area, but results only last a few days. Shaving is quick but causes hair regrowth to appear thicker and coarser. Waxing is very painful but it is quick and results can last for several weeks. Depilatories are relatively cheap and easy but contain strong chemicals that can burn.
Some methods hope to permanently solve the problem of unwanted hair, including electrolysis and laser treatment. Electrolysis is painful and very time-consuming, but the permanent results are usually worth it for people who choose this method. Laser hair removal in Dublin and around the world has become increasingly popular. Treatments are expensive and several may be needed but the permanent results are very desirable and the process is not as time-consuming as electrolysis. It is important for everyone to choose the method that is right for them.