All About Hair and Different Types of Hair Removal

Inorder to remove hair permanently from any part of the body, we implement this permanent hair removable methods. There are very few methods available in type. some of pretty commonly used methods are 1) Electrolysis 2)laser 3) Intense Pulsed light

There are several methods of temporary hair removal.All this come under two basic types. They are Depilation : which means removal of hair from the skin level.There are different methods in this type of hair removal, such as 1)shaving 2)friction 3)trimming 4)Depilatories such as shaving powders and creams Epilation : which means removal of hair from the root itself. There are different methods in this type of hair removal, such as 1)waxing 2)sugaring 3)Plucking 4)using Enzymes 5)threading 6)Epilators, devices which pull out the hair

Hair removal methods are basically categorised into two types. They are 1) Temporary removal : In this method, hair is removed temporarly from the human body. That means hair grows again on human body within certain span of time depending upon the type of hair removal method used. 2) permanent removal : In this method, hair is removed permanently from the human body. Therefore there is no chance that hair can grow on the human body once it is removed by this methods. There are several advantages and disadvantages of this hair removal methods. Advantages are preffered looks and disadvantages include health risks and malfunctions of the treatment.

Abdominal hair The abdominal hair refers to the hair that grows on the abdomen of humans in the region between the pubic area and the chest. The growth of abdominal hair follows the pattern of vertically from the pubic area upwards and from the thorax downwards to the navel. In men Before puberty, the abdominal region of both males and females is covered with very fine vellus hair. In response to rising levels of androgens during and after puberty, the skin of the abdomen begins to produce coarser, longer and more pigmented hair . This process affects primarily men. Initially hair grows in a vertical line from the pubic area up to the navel and from the chest down to the navel. Abdominal hair often indicates young teen men stepping into adulthood. In women Some women may develop a small line of hair from the pubic area up to the navel. many women consider it as unattractive. Excessive abdominal hair on women is called hirsutism. Patterns There are four general patterns of pubic and abd...

Underarm hair and its removal Underarm Hair or armpit hair is the hair which grows in the underarm area. This hair, as most of the other body hair, normally starts to appear at puberty and growth is usually complete by the end of teen age. The release of pheromones from the axilla at this stage of human development suggests association of armpit hair with sexuality. It has been suggested that the hair itself acts with a natural "anti-friction" quality between the upper arm and the thorax. Today, it is more common for women than men to shave off their underarm hair regularly for aesthetic reasons, a practice that may be connected to the overall body hair distribution of sexes. Armpit hair also contributes to intensify the effects of tickling. History of underarm hair removal In the West, the practice of removal of underarm hair began around 1915 in the US and UK, when one or more magazines showed a woman in a dress with shaved underarms. Regular shaving became feasible with th...

chest hair and its characteristics generally chest hair is the hair that grows on the chest of human males, in the region between the neck and the abdomen. Chest hair, which is considered as a secondary sex characteristic, develops during and after puberty. It is therefore part of the androgenic hair . chest hair Development and growth Although vellus hair is present in the area from childhood, the term chest hair is generally restricted to the terminal hair that develops as an effect of rising levels of androgens due to puberty. In contrast to women the body of men tends to be covered far more with terminal hair, particularly on the chest, the abdomen and the face. The development of chest hair begins normally during late puberty or can start between the age of 20 and 30 . The growth continues subsequently. In older adult years androgens cause thickening of the hair. chest hair Patterns and characteristics The individual occurrence and characteristics of chest hair depend on the horm...

Facial hair and its characteristics Facial hair is a secondary sex characteristic in human males. Normally almost all men develop facial hair in the later years of puberty, i.e when they are between 15-18 years old although some men don't finish developing a fully adult beard until their early 20s or later. many women also have some facial hair, especially after menopause, though typically much less than men. Facial hair in men Male pogonotrophy i.e, beardedness, is often culturally associated with wisdom and virility. Many men style their facial hair into moustaches,beards, goatees or sideburns. some men completely shave their facial hair. a man's facial hair, especially short hairs that were missed in shaving, is often referred to as whiskers. Facial hair in women Women typically have little hair on their faces, apart from eyebrows and the vellus hair that covers most of their bodies. However, in some cases women have noticeable facial hair growth. Excessive hairiness,especi...