Why do women have facial hair?
Facial hair growth is mainly affected by hormones, especially testosterone. Dr. Neeharika Goyal, a dermatologist at Svastam Wellness Clinic, New Delhi (India) explained: Babies are stimulated by testosterone. In conditions such as PCOS (Multiple follicular Ovary Syndrome), the body produces more androgen, leading to increased hair growth on the face and body. This condition is called feather Than in medicine".
In other words, hormonal imbalance is the main cause. When androgen levels increase, soft silkworms can become thicker and more noticeable. Most women have thin feathers, which is completely normal. However, if raw or dark fur appears suddenly, it can be a sign of hormonal changes.
5 natural ways to control facial hair at home
If the face of the hair is small and not due to disease, you can apply the following natural measures to soften the hair and reduce their visibility:
Peppermint tea: Drinking peppermint tea regularly can help reduce natural androgenation, thereby limiting excessive hair growth over time.
Turmeric: With anti-inflammatory and anti-androgen properties, turmeric can be used as a mask to slow down the growth of the hair.
Papaya: The enzymes in papaya have a mild exfoliating effect and weaken hair follicles. You can wear a pure papaya mask combined with turmeric 1-2 times/week.
Exfoliate with sugar and green bean powder: Gently remove dead skin cells, making the fur look firmer and smoother.
Oatmeal mask: Oatmeal is gently exfoliated, softening the fur and improving skin texture.
Notes when using natural methods
According to Dr. Neeharika Goyal, these measures mainly help soften and reduce the visibility of the fur, not permanently removing it. The effect often appears when maintained regularly. If hair grows excessively or shows unusual signs, consult a doctor to find the cause and appropriate treatment.
