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The answer is yes and no. It largely depends on the area of hair growth. If it’s women’s facial hair in the beard area, chest or naval hair, pulling the hairs out can make it worse. Shaving will not make any type of hair growth worse. Hope this helps.

Typically the “beard” area is stimulated by hormones. If this hair is getting darker or more coarse over time it is likely due to a hormonal imbalance. I would talk to an endocrinologist or functional medicine doctor about it and to have your hormones evaluated. I wouldn’t expect 3 times of waxing to make it worse but it could get worse on its own if there are underlying causes.

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​@@ratnakordosshu6291 I think that could be hyper pigmentation that generally occurs after shaving or waxing ...

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Well firstly, your hair grows in cycles and we typically have a growth cycle every 3ish months. So it’s likely you are not actually seeing more hair growth, it’s the hair you already have plus the new growth cycle coming in. Once people stop waxing, they can have a better idea of how much hair is actually there. If you’d like to take care of it permanently, I’d recommend electrolysis or laser depending on the hair color, density and coarseness.

So tweezing or pulling out hairs in hormonal areas could stimulate more coarse hair growth. Shaving does not cause thicker or darker hairs anywhere on the body.

If you are getting irritation from threading, tweezing could do the same. Both methods pull hair from the root and can cause an increased risk for more stimulated hair growth, irritation, hyperpigmentation, and ingrown hairs.

If your bikini hair is dark, I would recommend laser hair removal first. If it is not dark I would recommend looking into electrolysis which is permanent hair removal.

Don’t panic. This will not happen with one wax. It’s usually a combination of chronic tweezing/waxing and hormonal stimulation to the facial hair.

@@EvelloAiken so the hair will grow back to how it once was? I’m still 17 and I have no hormonal issues. Thanks for the help

@@dhanaluciamichilotarias1828 yes it should if there are no other stimulation factors. But I wouldn’t make it a habit. Dermaplaning is my favorite hair removal method for facial hair.

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My age 16, can i remove my facial hair with flawless hair removal? Already 6 months i remove my facial hair with this...plewse suggested me honestly.... Help please

Well, the only way to get rid of terminal hair (coarse hair) is to get it permanently removed. Hair will not return back to vellus (peach fuzz) on its own unfortunately.

Hi Geraldine, you will be fine. If you have coarse hair on your upper lip, waxing can stimulate over time.

I am sorry you are struggling with unwanted facial hair! It can definitely be so hard to deal with. And I want you to know that you are absolutely NOT ALONE! So many women struggle with hirsutism. That’s mainly why I have a job. I too had unwanted chin hair that was very dark and coarse. So, there are a few things you can do. Shaving is a perfectly fine temporary method. I would also recommend seeing a doctor like (functional medicine practitioner, OBGYN or endocrinologist) to check your hormone levels. There is research that daily spearmint tea can help reduce facial hair. There is also a prescription drug called Spironolactone that can help reduce hair and stop future hair growth. Lastly, watch my video interview to understand hormonal imbalances and it’s relationship to facial hair in women. Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) | Symptoms + Causes + Diagnosis + Treatments Explained th-cam.com/video/cZTPaUtK1FY/w-d-xo.html Reach out if you have any other questions. I hope this was helpful!

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@@EvelloAiken I have done waxing once on chin nd now small hairs are coming what to do 👀 iam really scared 😰 are they going to be thick nd more

@@EvelloAiken mam wouldn't shaving cause more thick hairs on chin 😅plzzzzz answer me ...iam done with searching on Google

@@jacksondawson4749 see this video. Shaving will not cause coarse or dark hairs. th-cam.com/video/a4seTwHQ0sk/w-d-xo.html

Good question! Tweezing once should not have an effect on the hairs. It’s usually a combination of tweezing and hormonal stimulation. But when you repetitively tweeze then yes it can stimulate. Hope this answers your question.

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Hi, thank you for the comment and it’s a great question! This has multiple things to consider… first, most studies are done on mice for many drugs and other scientific studies. Not only has it been observed in a controlled scientific study with mice, increased growth has been reported by millions of women. To help you understand more, when hairs are pulled out, in close proximity in hormonal areas of growth (ie. Beard area on the face, chest, naval, and back) then they are actually stimulated over and over by your blood supply and hormones which increases coarseness of hair growth and number of hairs in that area. There are definitely some areas of the body that will become more sparse with continued plucking/waxing like the eyebrows and legs. There is not much hormone stimulation in those areas other than when you enter puberty. It’s a hard thing to understand but definitely is a fact. Waxing is not all bad and definitely can benefit in certain situations. Hope this helps!

@@EvelloAiken Thx i start electrolysis as Male person i had 1 session already, but the thing is i start with Overlip/Undelrip/chin area , it so expensive to pay it alone. Like 6 Hours i pay 440 Euro like 460 USD , its much money.Not easy payable. I have some grey hairs on neck/cheek area , i tweeze them, because they will be anyway not treated next time.

Ahhh, I see! So yes if you are starting with male beard hair removal then yes that is going to take a very long time and it can get pricey! It will work but you have to commit and be consistent. If you have dark and coarse hair, I would recommend laser hair removal first and then get electrolysis to finished if/when needed. The cost is more upfront but less in the long run.

@@EvelloAiken Yes i kinda do something like this . I mean i think within im finished i will pay 2500-3500 just for this Areas i mean Overlip/Underlip/chin /a bit of neck and higher cheeks , where it disturb me most. I dont want there hairs anymore so electrolysis is best for this. And cheek/neck area i want treat with Laser. But i had 11 Alexandritlaser apointments allready it dont work really. I mean Overlip/underlip/chin area it not worked totally. Neck /cheeks area i had some quiet time of hairs, like kinda no hairs growned more ,some grey hairs. Butafter 11 apointment after 2 weeks hairfree , hairs come back . Im confused. I have light skin and black /dark hairs. Perfect thing for laser usual. Cheeks/Neck are got most hairs of facial hairs , so theres usual most clever to do laser. Because if that would also done by electrolysis it cost like for sure 5000-7000 euro more.

Hi Emily, thank you for your response and opinion. Just wondering if you are a hair removal professional or hormone specialist? To inform you further, there are numerous case studies and articles written on this topic. I recommend you do some research. There are hormonally stimulated areas of the body that include the “beard area”, chest, naval, and inner thighs. The blood supply that feeds your follicles gets stimulated over time and will increase hair growth and coarseness of the hair when consistently tweezed or pulled out. Here is an informative document to help explain. www.healthline.com/health/all-about-plucking-hair Please reach out if you have any other questions. Also it’s best to not post an opinionated statement on a proven fact to confuse people.

I appreciate your response and watching the video! There are acceptable areas of the body that tweezing will not stimulate hairs. But there are specific circumstances that it definitely will. I work on removing facial hair everyday and have consulted with hundreds of women on hormonal facial & body hair growth. When a woman has unbalanced hormones, pulling out hair in the “beard” areas will stimulate hair growth over time. Read this article for further reference. Also there are MANY studies out there that supports this case. So this is not an opinion by any means. Again, thank you for watching and your response. Hope this further helps you and others. www.healthline.com/health/all-about-plucking-hair

@@EvelloAikeni just read from other vids, a comment that states a 60 yr old female plucked her hair ever since and she didn't mention anything bad, also a 56 yrs old that has the same experience. I would like to know more abt your patients that plucked their public hair (not including the area in majora, just the front part.)

@@kassandratan6984 It is true that everyone is different and not ALL women with facial hair have hormonal imbalances. Therefore tweezing, waxing, threading may not stimulate the hair growth. Many women removing hair from the beard area do so due to excessive hair growth and do find increased growth following these hair removal methods. This is due to stimulation from the blood supply and excessive hormone production that stimulates the hair. As far as waxing pubic hair… this will be case to case. It does not typically stimulate growth but can definitely cause ingrown hairs due to the nature of the hair being curly. In my opinion, if the hair is dark & coarse- laser hair removal would definitely be the way to go!

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That’s so great Erin! It’s an awesome career. Wishing you the best of luck and enjoyment for your future.

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Thank you for your kind comment! My hope is that my story will help and inspire others to become their own advocates. Best to you!

Awesome question! So the legs hairs aren’t as hormonally stimulated as the face. So yes, sugaring is fine but watch for ingrown hairs. That’s the main risk. I would recommend laser hair removal if you have dark hair on your legs. Then you won’t have to continue sugaring. Hope this helps!!

@@EvelloAiken thank you ❤️ God bless you❤️

Hi Sara- good question. Definitely check out my other videos because there is a lot of great info for you. I recommend NOT pulling out hairs in the hormonal growth zones which are the face (excluding eyebrows), neck/jawline, naval, bikini, Brazilian, chest and inner thighs. Tweezing one hair won’t cause a beard though. I would recommend talking with an OBGYN or Endocrinologist about the hair growth and have your hormones checked. Usually prolonged tweezing/waxing will cause hairs to become more coarse and dense. Hope this helps!

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Good question. This will vary for each person depending on many factors like hormones, density of hair, your consistency with treatment, medications, etc... Typically clients need 18 months - 2 years of treatments. You go more often at the beginning and then less and less. I recommend getting a consultation with an electrologist and they will discuss an appropriate treatment plan for you.

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Great question!! The electrical current cauterizes the blood supply of the hair and follicle when it is in the Anagen (active) growing stage. The follicle remains but is unable to produce a new hair. Sometimes it takes multiple treatments to destroy the blood supply and growth cells within a follicle. Hope this answers your question.

Thank you so much for watching! And that’s wonderful you are getting electrolysis. Keep me updated on your progress. Please subscribe to my channel to be notified when I add new videos.

Michelle- I am so sorry for the incompetence of your laser technician! That is just awful. I am glad the video was helpful and I hope others find it informative so they can make an educated decision. Thank you for sharing your experience. 💛

Thank you for your kind words and encouragement Machelle! I agree - so much more awareness is needed. My hope is that others feel just as encouraged to share theirs as well. Much appreciation ❤️

So glad you commented! Thank you for sharing. I’m sorry you’ve just been diagnosed. It’s somewhat of a blessing because you can make steps to move in the direction of healing. I definitely recommend following PCOS Diva! Please subscribe so you can get updates when I post new videos. ❤️ About the hair growth- laser hair removal is expensive and a lot of money up front! I don’t recommend laser on the face for any circumstance. Electrolysis is much much more affordable! I’d says it’s comparable to the cost of waxing except it’s permanent! 😃 Cost depends on where you live and the cost of supplies and living in the area. Spironolactone is a safe drug that’s been around for a long time. It does have side effects but I’d say it varies for everyone. Your body does get used to it. If you decide to try it, definitely give it a try for a minimum of 6 - 12 months. It takes at least that long to start working. It’s worth a try in my opinion. It is something you do have to continue to stay on to manage your hormones that cause the hair growth. My best advice is to do your research and keep learning! There is a lot to known but take it one day at a time...! You’ve got this!

Hi HealthybyHabit, I appreciate you watching and commenting. The more sharing, the more awareness for sure! Keep it up and way to go 💪🏻. I look forward to watching your journey too. ❤️

@@EvelloAiken Thanks! I've found it really interesting listening to you talk about going gluten/diary free. I started, and then my doctors told me not to bother because my bloods are normal?! So I have found it really confusing...

@@HealthandHormonesuk Yes, I’ve heard the same from mine. But I’ve tested it for myself and I consistently stop having a cycle when I eat gluten. And it returns when I stop eating it. Just recently though I’ve learned it could be contributed more to the Fructans that are in gluten containing foods. But I haven’t tested that for myself yet.

Thank you Laura! I'm glad I can share my story. Thanks for watching and commenting.