How to Remove Unwanted Hair Naturally & Reduce Hair Growth

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There are a variety of hair removal methods on the market, some of which you can do yourself at home and others of which need to be done by a professional. If you are looking to find a more natural way of removing hair by yourself, there are a few methods that you can try. Many of these eliminate the use of harsh chemicals, but some are still slightly painful. 

Do you have hair in embarrassing places? Or does your body hair just grow thicker than you like? Unwanted or excessive body hair is a problem no one wants to deal with. Whether it's on traditional areas such as your legs or on nontraditional areas such as your face or back, there are some treatments, methods, and natural remedies that might help reduce your hair growth.

Sick of excess face or body hair, but hate the pain, cost, and wasted time that comes with shaving? Never fear — there are numerous ways to get rid of hair without getting anywhere near a razor. Depending on the quality of your hair and the result you're looking for, any one of these choices may be right for you, so educate yourself about them today to make an informed decision!

Ingrown hairs, or pseudofolliculitis barbae, occur when the hair grows back into the skin rather than growing out of the skin. Ingrown hairs are most common in people with tightly curled hair because the natural curl tends to push the hair back into the skin. They are more common in areas where hairs have been removed, especially after shaving, tweezing, or waxing. Learn how to safely remove an ingrown hair so you can reduce the risk of scarring or infection.

Facial hair is natural, even on females, but it can be embarrassing. If you feel insecure about your facial hair, read this wikiHow to learn how to remove it.