hair removal....?

Question

i've a question regardin hair removal.is there ne easy n self-makable method for permanent hair removal.m fedup of waxing n shaving.if not permanent but ne method for temporary hair removal.i dun wnna go to a professionalist n if u kno den lemme kno abt ne method which cud b prepared using home use susbtances like vinegar lemons etc.THNXX

Answer 1

Well I agree with VeronicaB up there. I don't think there really is a way to permenently remove them, but I was just thinking that you could make the hairs thinner by using some vinegar on them or even a little ACV (Apple Cider Vinegar.) The Vinegar might burn it I think. I don't know I never tried it.

You can also try Hydrogen Peroxide. But all it might really do is just soften your skin but if you're lucky it might affect the hairs, too. I never tried this either but it was a thought.

But just a warning: It burns really badly if you have any broken skin, open wounds, ect. ect. It might make your skin lighter, too so it's best you get a tan if you decide to soak in it.

Answer 2

The only thing that I have heard of that promotes permanent hair removal is by getting several laser treatments done on each individual hair follicle.
Sorry I haven't heard of any home remedies- if you do, you should bottle it up, keep the recipe a secret, and sell the stuff.

Answer 3

it is not possible to do permanent hair removal at home, but you can have temporary removal. the temporary removal techniques are:
- shaving (it only lasts for a few days and the hairs may become thicker),
-epilating with a machine (bit painful, may cause some skin irritation, lasts for 2-4 weeks), this is the most economical solution
-creams
- waxing ( either hot waxes or cold waxes).
it is also possible to dye the hairs blond with special hair dyes... or hidrogen peroxide.
this does not remove the hair but it fades it... warning: if you have darker skin, then it has a couter effect, it can make your hairs more visible...

hope i helped you with the alternatives, good luck ya:)

Answer 4

My classmate accidentally spilled dilute sodium hydroxide solution in one of his arms during our chemistry laboratory session. His arm became hairless and it didn't grow back for a long period of time. I don't know if it grew back now.

But it could be dangerous if you try it. It might react with your skin. It was a dilute solution that had spilled in his arm and his arm hair was already gone.