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Can You Really Reduce Your Body's Hair With These Things?

Updated on April 11, 2022
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Reducing Body Hair

I stumbled upon many sites and articles which claimed that there's a possibility to get the hair of the body reduced and removed with time by using some methods and consuming natural herbals such as Spearmint.

Also, a lot of women claim that the use of waxing can get their hair reduced by 50% but that's when they use it for quite a long time.

Could this be really true? Are there any side effects? How high is the possibility?

I really think that it depends on every body because everyone has different hair follicles and strength as well as different skin types and skin caring routine and diet.

I have personally tried two of the methods which I thought might work for me ( Consumption of Spearmint and Waxing ), but did these two work? Let's find out today!

Spearmint

The first method is by drinking a tea called " spearmint tea" which can be found in most markets or perhaps pharmacies.

They said you have to drink at least two cups of it daily to get the intended and wanted results and I did follow the instructions, but I realized that this whole thing was crap or perhaps it just needs more time ( two years for example - maybe).

I'm not sure about spending my money, time and hope on things that are uncertain and I did take into consideration that hormones play a big role in reducing or increasing the hair of the body, but their change cannot simply just depend upon drinking this type of tea.

We all know that the human body undergoes many changes in general and many other factors can affect these changes so, I couldn't really just put my hopes and beliefs upon drinking that tea.

Spearmint tea on the other hand has many health benefits, so why not try drinking it anyway to see if it works? Let us know in the comment section of you've ever tried this and or willing to try.


Waxing

A lot of girls and women claim that the hair of their bodies get significantly decreased with the use of waxing as a method to remove hair, because the heat that waxing does can kill or destroy some hair follicles over time.

However, this method would most probably destroy the hair follicle temporarily and not permanently as some doctors have stated, making the reduction of hair temporal and not permanent.

So, if you're not one of those women who prefer to use waxing then just stick to whatever methods you're using and don't get so much excited about waxing because their use cannot permanently reduce your hair. Well, unless it works differently for you, then you may want to let us know because we are interested.

What Is The Best Way To Reduce/Remove The Hair Of The Body?

The most certified way is to do it by laser treatments, however, this can cost a lot of money and consume your time but the results are guaranteed!

I think that for every laser treatment (session), the payment is about $50 to $100 per one session, you might notice a 10-15% decrease of your body's hair after every session.

Luckily, our technology consumption device options are always on the increase. Nowadays, you can buy yourself a home laser hair removal device and follow instructions to do your own sessions comfortably and less costly. Grab yourself one and let's get down to business!


Don't forget to moisturize your skin so well before and after your sessions as well as drink enough water. If you are already getting such treatments, it is usually advised that you avoid sun exposure for at least a week or two! Ask the same expert doing these sessions about that.


Stay healthy!


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