How to get rid of hair without it growing back

The surface of the human body is not smooth, but there are many hairs growing in patches, which are called sweat hairs. They are different from the head hair. The head hair is hard and black, while the sweat hairs are delicate and lighter in color. They will stop growing when they reach a certain length, but will grow again after being shaved off. Too much sweat hair brings some damage to a person's image. Therefore, many people who love beauty want to remove the sweat hair. Let's take a look at how to remove the sweat hair and prevent it from growing again?

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 destroyed and cannot grow hair again, while the surrounding tissues will not be damaged. Hair follicles in the growth phase have the most melanin and absorb the light emitted by the laser the most, making them the best target for laser hair removal machines. The more melanin there is, the clearer it is, the higher the hit rate is, and the greater the damage to the hair follicles. The laser hair removal process is simple and quick, and generally no scars are left after treatment.

Suitable parts: large area hair removal such as legs.

2. Electric epilator

Electric epilators use high-speed rotating gears to pull out hair by the roots, thereby removing sweat hair. Using an electric epilator is convenient, painless, and can be done easily in your own home. An electric epilator works best right after a shower when your skin is clean and your pores are open. The wet and dry shaver is different. It works better when used in the shower.

3. Hair removal with depilatory cream

Depilatory creams remove hair using chemical principles. The chemical ingredients in depilatory creams can corrode hair, causing it to become spiral-shaped, soft, brittle, and easy to break and fall out. Apply the depilatory cream directly to the skin, leave it on for 5 to 10 minutes, wipe off the hair with a cotton pad, and then wipe the skin with a hot towel.

4. Electrolysis hair removal

The electrolysis method is relatively primitive. The principle is to use a tiny metal needle to pierce the area around the hair follicles and pass an electric current to cause an electrolytic reaction in the tissue, thereby destroying 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 penetrate the hair follicles, especially around the hair bulb, can the hair be removed effectively.