Always beware of the bias when someone is trying to sell you something. If you're female, not bothered by facial hair, and exfoliating regularly with no issues, there's no convincing reason to shave your face. I WILL tell you what happened when I tried it once when the "benefits" were being promoted. My skin initially felt smoother, yes. But then the stubble immediately started growing back in was 10x worse than the peach fuzz that was there since the soft, tapered ends were lopped off. It was itchy and just rough to the touch after going a single day without shaving my face. It was also more noticeable without the naturally tapered ends. I stopped shaving it and it took many months for the hair cycle to start over so it could be the way it was. Selling face razors to women is something I can see people doing because of the dependence it creates. I'd rather pass on spending the money, time, and getting the inevitable irritation from shaving my face constantly.
You're doing it wrong and you're probably just a hairy woman. I've done it 3 times in probably 5 months and I don't barely see any hair come off like I'm the videos but I know it's taking off dead cells none the less and I have a consistent routine for self care including facial care. Hadn't seen my grandma in a while and visiting her for Thanksgiving the very first thing she said was that my face was so clear/smooth mind you I had zero makeup just a consistent skin care routine that works for my skin which is a mix of high quality drug store products
@@user_abcxyzz But even if they're doing it wrong, why would they waste their time to try and learn something that doesn't actually have a use in their life? Cool, your skin looks softer, but what about how healthy it is? It doesn't seem worth the time to me. And you shouldn't be rude to someone just because they don't want to do the same as you.
I shaved once, and the first week my skin felt softer and the products I used were better absorbed. However, when hair started to grow back, they all turned up to be ingrown hairs, especially in my cheekbones and chin. My skin started to be more sensitive, as it didn't had the protection of those peachy hairs and other sustances that were taken away when shaving (as it also exfoliates skin harshly). As I result I had cystic acne and I'm in treatment with a dermatologist. I've never suffered from acne before, other than small pimples occasionally, which proves this technique is what damaged my skin severely. It's been two months and I still have some ingrown hair cysts. I'm also struggling with the acne scars it left. Please, ask a professional before and never do it yourself or without someone qualified.
the thing is you need to apply something before shaving, like aloevera gel and after shaving, you need to use sunscreen and moisturizer, because shaving removes dead skin cells which as shown in this video is kind of a later on your skin , so when that is removed, the skin is very vulnerable, so you need to block harmful substances such as sunrays and pollutants.
The bristly thick hairs on my 54 year old upper lip and chin are warning you DON'T SHAVE, ladies. It's called 30 years later experience. Wax or depilate those areas like my friends did... I wish I had.
Exactly! This video is SOOOOOO misleading!!! It's wrong on so many levels. I'm willing to bet the woman endorsing the use of razors goes to the spa and gets laser treatments. Maybe she's NEVER shaved in her life.🤔😔 She failed to mention the microscopic cuts that cause discoloration, ingrown hairs and acne...smh!
The hair is there to protect your skin. When you shave it. It exposes your skin to harmful bacteria that goes right into the pores and causes acne. I gave up shaving after realizing this and my skin looks great
1. Men shave regularly but don't have smoother faces. 2. I tried shaving on different parts of my body and the hair did became darker and sharper. Including the upper lip. So just a simple advice: before trying it on your face, try it somewhere else for 3-10 times and make sure you don't get negative effects.
Exactly! I used to wax everything, but hurts a lot, so I started shaving, and guess what, was the worst!!! My hair started to be thicker, and darker... So I went back to waxing it, now my hair is back to normal
I get awful breakouts after shaving my face despite using new sharp razors, shaving with the grain, washing my face before and after. I think if you have sensitive or acne prone skin it's best to leave the peach fuzz alone. It's there to protect your skin.
@@laila.mp3 Nah it’s probably bc now the skin has more exposure to outside particles and dirt. Possibly from pillows, masks ect. There’s a reason why the hair is there even if it’s just a little.
Just remember ladies. Not only is youtube full of dangerous advice but this channel is selling you a product ( im not saying this channel is giving dangerous advice) . Just saying. Because no one else is. ALWAYS DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH FIRST.
Ngl I was waiting for them to say cons of shaving your face (bc I definitely heard some) but it didn't and was kinda sus. This makes a lot of sense and I didn't notice that's what it originally was.
Yup, I heard from many people that shaved their face that they had pimples pop up, not pimples but like red spots, search I shaved half my face and read the comments, people talk about their experiences
Internet : Shaving your face is fine. Comments: I tried it. It doesn't grow back thicker. It's fine! Mom: don't do it! Me: *Remembers all the times I got into trouble when I didn't listen to mom.* Puts the razor away
Honestly I think it depends on each person's individual skin type. I shave my face maybe once or twice a month. The only time it makes me break out is if I try to speed up the process and do quick long strokes. Moving very slowly and in extremely small increments never causes problems. I used to shave with a damp face, and noticed that caused more tiny bumps opposed to a washed and dry face. Afterwards I don't put anything on my skin but cold water, and don't use any moisturizers for about a day. Honestly I love the way it makes my face feel, and because it removes dead skin also my face is always glowing the next day. I mainly shave around my cheek and jawbone, and very gently around my lips. I don't touch my forehead. I use the dermablade tools they sell on Amazon specifically for facial shaving. I don't really wear makeup but I have heard it makes makeup go on more smoothly. For sure wouldn't apply makeup though until after at least a day afterwards.
No, it does grow thicker...because as I started to shave my legs when I was a teenager all of my leg hair started to feel sharp and thick, and they are like that now in my twenties, but before I started to shave all hair on my legs was soft and thin
Yeah never doing this again. Im blessed with clear skin and almost never get an angry pimple. Only a few whiteheads near the time of the month. But, im hairy. I've always had peach fuzz and a moustache. Didn't bother me, but i thought why not give it a try. I only shaved half my face so i could compare both sides. My skin looked a lot smoother not going to lie. BUT, im almost instantly prized with some hella angry pimples. Deep, hard and angry ones. Took me forever to heal. And left hyperpigmentation. My hair grew back fairly quickly. Not worth it, for me at least. Im fine with my peach fuzz, nobody notices it other than me anyways.
Hm, i did the same but nothing happened. No pimples, no harsh/darker hair grew back, literally nothing. I do have some blonde/transparent peach fuz same as had before so🤷🏼♀️ I think this is very personal for everybody. Check with dermatologist and esthetician
I'm 53 and started doing this only this year (2022). It's October now. I've done it 3 times this year and my skin looks amazing. Everyone always comments on how bright my skin looks. I wait for it to become thick before doing it again. I have really sensitive skin and numerous allergies. Hasn't affected me one bit.
Exfoliation is better to remove dead skin. Try salicylic acid to increase cell turnover. Razors can damage face skin. Not worth getting ingrown hair or those sharp edges in hair regrowth. Use lemon juice plus honey to lighten the face hair if u want. Seriously, tried face shaving once.. won’t bother again. Takes a while to get skin back to normal.
i used to watch a lot of videos of women saying that shaving isnt right! i am a bit hairy and i tried it even when my mom told me not to! the results are wonderful i feel more beautiful and definitely more confident . Just so you know im 17 y o and if any of the the girls like are me are considering shaving !!! do it girl!!!!!
I have been removing my facial hair for a long time but I didn't get any side effects yet. it has so satisfying. You don't need to go anywhere else if you have your own facial remover razor at home
I have one hair on my face that grows like 3-4 times the length it should grow. It's bizarre, and I regularly shave it off. Other than that, I don't bother.
these people are profiting from telling you to shave your face. you don't have to believe me, but if you're too young to have experienced what happens to women's body hair when shaved, at least ask your mom or some other older woman that doesn't profit from this. they will tell you that shaving any part of your body results in thicker, darker hair. or at the very least, hair that *feels* and *looks* thicker and darker. if you dislike your facial hair epilate it or laser it, otherwise you will always be a slave of shaving. overtime you will have to do it everyday.
I have Cushing's Syndrome so I have to shave. I get thick dark hairs on my throat that are quite visible. Because of perimenopause I have to shave twice a day to keep that area smooth. I'm hoping though, that knowing I should shave with the direction of the hair will help that stubbly feeling I get... Hey, my husband had to show me how to shave my face lol that's how he does it.
This did not work for me. I shaved my face a few times some years ago. Yes, my skin felt instantly smoother but that was about it. I ended up having horrible acne along my jawline, and my face would also feel very greasy at times. Thankfully once I stopped shaving off the protective skin barrier along with the hair, my skin got back to normal.
Thank you for this!!! Just tried shaving my face just some part of my face to test and if my face is still okay I will continue shaving my whole face.😄 My sister helped me because she's a pro when it comes to skin care hehe...btw Thank you so much for this!!!✨🍀
@@geet6797 yes! After weeks and more, my facial hair didn't grow thicker... it's just normal and my face got smoother and brighter to be honest...Not gonna lie! My hair grows back faster and it sucks😭 but Everything is great. I don't have any problem about it :)...(sorry for my bad English 💜)
If you get in grown hair after shaving, consider exfoliating 1 or two days before shaving or in between shavings. I shave every 2 weeks and exfoliate once a week
If you have never shaved your face before I would recommend you try it first in a small section of your face, maybe beneath the ear, and wait a few days to see what happens. I was enslaved for years to a pair of tweezers. When I saw so many videos on women shaving with the videos claiming no bad results (heavy whiskers, etc), I decided to try it. Big mistake. What started as just a few whiskers has now increased to many more. Using a razor, also means they grow back faster. Don't take this drastic step without checking with your doctor first. DON'T SHAVE, LADIES!!
I shaved my face with an electric razor and nothing happened. My peach fuzz grew back just the same as before. I shaved with a Pixie and nothing happened. My peach fuzz grew back in just as before. I use Chanel’s Hydro beauty serum and cream after and let that soak in. My face is so soft, my foundation looks amazingly sheer. it used to break up and make my face look wrinkled a few hours after applying. that doesn’t happen when I shave. I guess I’m a lucky girl! I love touching my face. 🥰 Silky smooth. I do have to pluck the hairs on my upper lip, but always had to do that before I shaved. That’s what I learned. I like the effect. Perhaps it grows back the same because I’m a blonde and have naturally light and wispy hairs. 🤷♀️
Why wouldn't the newly shaved hair grow out to be the thickness of the base all the way to the end? The video shows the hair magically tapering as it grows. The hair grows from the base, so it seems that it would grow out the same thickness not tapered.
I see a lot of people are complaining about acne and such first off you need to clean your face and make sure you are using a new razor and always put something on your face before shaving and always go with the hair if you go against the hair is when you will run into problems like that I'm truly sorry what happened to you and I hope you heal soon but not doing all the things I said will definitely give you problems if you are a first timer get a Dr to tell you how to correctly do it and it will prevent anyone from having trouble
I use tweezers as I also use for my eyebrows. It lasts longer and over the years it got less hair because I pull out the roots. Yes it hurts in the beginning bjt the more you do it the less it hurts
For me personally, this hasn't worked out. It left my face extremely dry (I have naturally dry skin and it worsened it) and it caused some acne spots (I don't have acne, just one or two spots every few months). I don't know if it's because I have dry skin or what.
I literally got me a whole skin breakout n horrible acne a few months after I stopped, it always made my face sore no matter what, it just doesnt work for most ppl n promoting this bs is just downright stupid
I shaved when I was a teen..in the direction it grows. It came back thicker, faster and darker. That’s from experience not hearsay. It took years to get it back the way it was. I will never put a razor to my face again.
ever since i got laser hair removal, i've been getting more bumps than ever. can you make a video explaining laser hair removal and ingrown hair bumps?
Nooo I won’t recommend it cause I have been doing it twice and every time I shaved my face ... the next morning my face was full of acne... terrible experience (sry for my bad English)
I literally shave all over i.e. legs, armpits, arms, bikini/Brazilian and my face and around my neck. It’s nice to know that as a woman who shaves my face, that I am actually doing my skin a world of good😃👍🏻so thanks for the brilliant vid❤️❤️❤️
i think its much better to just exfoliate your face rather than shaving it to remove dead skin, especially for those who may grow thicker hair after shaving
tried it like 5 times. and i didnt like it. liked it for the first couple days and thats it.. then the hair start growing back ans feel spikey, and also started to get little bumps around the jaw and ear area, felt like i needed to exfoliate all the time. finally i decided to stop shaving it, now finally my face is back to normal
Yes, I saw such nice results after the first time I did it. So many people complimented that the skin looks very smooth and like, not dull! Guys definitely start doing it would recommend watching some videos to know the proper technique, trust me it's not that hard. But I want to how often should we do it. Currently I do it once in a month or two. Like is it fine if we do it every 10 days? What is the skin renewal time in mid 20s
for everyone claiming their hair grew back darker and thicker, explain to me why cutting hair would in any way affect melanin production or change the thickness of your hair lmao, just because you perceive it as darker and thicker doesnt mean it actually IS, it has been explained a million times that it's just because the hair has been cut to a blunt edge
But does your hair grow back thicker/darker/faster if you do so? I shaved one side of my mustache and it grew back and it looks slightly darker. It’s what I’m scared of
It’s a no from me, my grandma taught me about skin care she looks amazing for her age and all she uses is cream no makeup except mascara very rarely. If my grandma doesn’t recommend it I don’t do it 😂
I'm a person who has a lot of facial hair and I was extremely scared to do this to my peach fuzz bc I didn't have any acne in that area. I was feeling impulsive one day and did it. I was surprised my skin looked more glowy my mom even said my skin looks fake lol. It also surprisingly didn't grow back THAT fast. Also, it grew back the same, didn't get acne, and skin texture was the same except w/o hair. I would definitely talk to a dermatologist or something if it's safe to do on your skin if you're worried. That's why some people get great results and others get terrible results.
thanks for sharing your experience with us! we are so glad you loved it! we 100% agree that it's not going to be for everyone, but we can definitely help educate women on the false information that's been spread around for so long!
@@veenajaykumar9280 When shaving the face, the most outer layer of our skin is being physically exfoliated and therefore even helping to make pores appear smaller as it removes excess oils.
So, for anyone watching this video wondering if they should do it. I’ve been shaving my face for two years now. I am white, have extremely thin body/face hair which is also very white. I wanted to shave so my skin would look smoother and my makeup/skincare would apply better. Also to exfoliate. My hair hasn’t grown back stubbly, my skin is softer than before and I have a “glow” after doing it. I shave every two to three weeks. I use mens shaving cream and only do it in the shower after I’ve washed my face. If you have thin hair and aren’t prone to acne/ingrown hairs, give it a try.
If she actually wanted to give you the SCIENCE behind this, she would never encourage a ton of people shaving their faces. It. Will. Make. Your. Damn hairs. Grow. Thicker. Same like the hair under peolles armpits, legs, stomach and etc. You must be really gullable to believe this video. But here i am, surrounded by morons who trust youtube more than actual medical professionals. But hey what can i expect from people who never bothered participating in a biology class and generation with 0 critical thinking.
@@xpurpletearsxbla First of all, you're real salty and rude. Second, body hair doesn't grow back thicker when you shave it. Maybe it happens to you, doesn't mean the woman in the vid is lying and we're all "morons" smh.
Ah the odd one of the family... same but with a different situation, I have puffy curly hair, but my mom and 3 sisters have long thick healthy straight hair, they wake up with their hair looking so flawless. I’m jealous
Guys remember they are selling you something. Doesn’t mean that it’s necessarily bad but this is just a really nicely put together ad for their product. Of course it’s going to be super positive. Also I saw someone else comment that facial shaving seems like just another thing for women to be insecure about. Think about it for a second, you’re probably just fine and pretty without having to do this every 3-5 days 💕 but if you want to try it out or it works for you, then that’s good too. Just putting this out there for the women feeling pressured or hesitant about it.
“Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something”- The Princess Bride. I started shaving my face because I grow a lot of facial hair, and it grows in all different direcrions so waxing never gets all of it. I think it got worse when I started using dermaplaners, so now I feel like there is no going back. I switched over to a shavette (like a practice straight razor with replacable thin blades) for basically all of my shaving because my other hair is always thick enough to clog standard safety razors. I still suck at using it and end up nicking myself a lot on my legs, but the process is so much easier than the razors I was using before and the results last longer because it shaves so close. Its wonderful on my face! This tangent is to say that growing coarse “beard” hair as a girl is something I get really insecure about. But trying out shaving seems to take care of it better than other methods, and using a badass straight razor type thingy with a shave brush and special soap makes me feel cool (even though I still suck at it haha)
As a post menopausal woman who grows stiff whiskers along my jawline, and a mustache that is darker and more visible on one side, I disagree. I pluck the chin hairs, and shave the rest of my face, including the peach fuzz on my cheeks, and my skin looks far better than when I haven't shaved for awhile.
Here is my advice from my personal experience. I have a lot of hair (Thick eyebrows, moustache, lots of body hair) and I’m actually convinced that I have very fast hair growth. So if I shave my face or anywhere, I can feel the stubs after a day, and it is very annoying and uncomfortable to touch. They definitely FEEL thicker even if people claim that it doesn’t grow back thicker. I have switched to waxing because my hair takes time to grow back and no more stubs.
It's a matter of perspective, for me,this is kind of going to keep me acne free or prevent my skin from unclogged pores at almost affordable costs. Since, I live in humid area, it's more kind of different ways of being hygienic than any beauty trend, cz, it's actually expensive to book an appointment from an expert in every 30days or so, than to do it with by myself.
People are focusing more about how the hair will come back thicker, while me, on the other hand, can't even shave my face bcs i have acne every 2 mm of my face 🙃
Well I had a lot of acne before but with Retin A and no sugar diet I was able to keep my skin clean, maybe you can try it and also, don't wash your face more than two times a day.
@@SuperFairymagic what's Retin A ???? N can you please also tell me how you managed to go on a no sugar diet please as you see I have a very sweet tooth even doe I tried to avoid eating chocolates or other stuffs I have noticed that things I normally eat also contain high level of sugar in it ...... İdk if that makes sense or not srry doe
@@Zahra-fk6qo look for this video "retin a dr dray", she explains everything about Retin A, when it comes to the sugar I get the sugar from avocados, carrots and red fruits and I eat chocolate without sugar, since sugar is addictive it's hard to remove it from one's diet, the first weeks is hard but you need to have a lot of willpower, believe me the results worth the effort. :)
0:36 can we talk about this? the second photo is definitely edited, skin can't look that smooth in real life because SKIN 👏HAS 👏TEXTURE👏 shaving won't make pores disappear
Yes!! 🚩 those photos are BOTH of Kristen Leanne who owns Artic Fox hair. These photos are in two different sets of lighting one which shows the true way makeup lies on the face (left) and the other under beauty lights in a studio with a smoothing filter in post production. These ARE NOT representing before& after shaving. And are false advertising! 🚩
I tried this like 3 times. My face always looked and felt weird when I did, it shined in a weird way as if it was oily (it wasn't). Also, after the peach fuzz started growing again, it felt so coarse and weird. I got awful breakout and itchiness in some areas. The coarse texture actually made my makeup look worse too. Loving and accepting my peach fuzz is the best ❤
Once you shave your peach fuzz off, it'll never again grow as thin as it used to be. Peach fuzz is thinner because of exposure to the sun for several years. There's nothing wrong with facial hair and I'm really glad I never fell for this trend of shaving your face cuz I never have to do it
Im 18 and I shave my face not completely but only upper lips and unibrow and sometimes the whole face when I'm bored and I don't really have any skin problem PS: I'm a psoriatic patient
0:36 the face on the right is just photoshopped to look smoother. It is completely natural to have skin texture and nobody's make up actually looks that flawless irl
My skin gets incredibly irritated after shaving. Unhealthy and patchy a pimply. This is just another weird trend to push on women, dont we have friggin enough? Awkward!
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@@strawberriesarepink7669 girl u gotta chill some people search for it and some people got recommended my comment is for people who got recommended not for people who search it so please stop no one cares about your shit that you search on TH-cam lmfao 💀
@@aditiiiiiiii I'm not a girl ahahaha how judgemental of you and second of all you've written " you did not search for it " how do you even know anything? You people can write overused comments to beg for likes, face the reality Ahahahah kiddo
Same! Almost everyone I know has light and thin hair or none at all and when I tell them I wish I could have skin like that they always tell me mine is fine even though I look like a gorilla 😭😭
I shaved my lower legs and yes the hair growth increased and they even became curly then I started waxing and after an year my hair became alligned softer and its easier to wax them off compared to when I first started. I had the same experience for my arms. So definitely not gonna try that on my face
For me it grew back thicker and it actually contributed to me getting acne. I didn’t have acne ever. My skin had always been really nice. I decided to start shaving it and out of no where I got acne.😣
No - shaving hair doesn't change its thickness, color or rate of growth. Shaving facial or body hair gives the hair a blunt tip. The tip might feel coarse or "stubbly" for a time as it grows out. During this phase, the hair might be more noticeable and perhaps appear darker or thicker.
for everyone with rosacea: DON'T and i repeat, DON'T SHAVE YOUR FACE!!! i know it is tempting but everything from exfoliation to blood flow stimulation will negatively affect your skin and most likely trigger and outbreak. you can still shave parts or your face that are uneffected by rosacea like your upper lip for example but please avoid putting more stress onto your extremely sensitive skin
Ah, is that why men usually have smooth skin even though they barely/minimally using skincare products? I'm sad now Edit: uh, I didn't expect my comment to become a battle field as I was only joking/being my sarcastic self. As long as you keep it polite and actually educating, go ahead or I'll just delete my comment 🤨 I don't care about likes if it just spreading the opposite
@@u_r_myngozi nope, men don't have any hormonal cycles. A daily fluctuation of testosterone that can be changed just by adjusting your sleep pattern can hardly compare to an intricate rise and fall of 4 different hormones over the course of a month. Edit: ya'll can argue without tagging me anymore, my knowledge of endocrinology is from school not google. Also hormones that affect "beauty" are oestrogen and progesterone. Men don't have any significant fluctuations (and definitely not cycles) of these.
Well, I would argue as my observation on the other hand is thay their skin ages quicker. I'm 30 and I see that some of my male peers already have wrinkled forheads as if they were 50.
You don't know if she has naturally small, smooth pores. Don't jump to the conclusion that everyone has textured skin or just photoshopped themselves, lol.
@@stupiidlydumb9667 you're right. But judging by the fact that both pics portray the same girl, and on the "picture on the left" she has textured skin... I don't think it's her natural small smooth pores
The person on the photos is Kristen Leanne, and I doubt they got her authorization to use her pictures, also, that's basic knowledge, the Pic on the right is heavily photoshoped, you can clearly see that.
That's not the way that works. Humans aren't trees. Of course if you strip the skin too often it'll have negative results, but so will leaving the dead skin cells on there - buildup of dead skin cells causes clogged pores, leading to a variety of skin problems like blackheads and whiteheads, acne, fungal acne, closed comedones, etc.
before you shave your face, remind you that everyone’s skin is different for some people it might work and for others it could be the worst mistake ever. pls consider that before you do you’re already perfect the way you are 💘
I don't think that the shaving graphic is correct. When you cut hair off at the surface, I'm fairly confident that the hair doesn't magically grow a slim "tip" like uncut hair has. The hair is not alive and doesn't grow from the surface down... So the blunt end that you're left with when you cut the exposed tip off continues to grow as the hair moves up, it stays blunt. And presumably that feels coarser and may look "thicker" compared to the slim tips of uncut hair. (Like when you shave your legs vs wax).
Yeah it stays blunt for long, like it reaches back its specific length then it might wear out a bit, though eventually it falls off and a new tapered one grows back.
Girl ! I waxed my legs and they're exactly like what u described ...lol!😂 now i even have hair on my toes... But i guess it be cool if we wax more often
Okay I am a person who is more on the hairy side and even when I waxed or threaded my upper lips I got hair back in like 3-4 days!! So I thought shaving would definitely give me thicker hair and the hair growth will increase but the extremely opposite happened as I shaved my face it remained smooth for a week and the hair did not come back thicker at all and it actually reduced the hair growth and I did not shave my peach fuzz but actual dark hair and now I do it once every 2 weeks and it's hella effective, I am so much more confident about my skin and it has cleared up so much! It doesn't just make makeup application better ( I am not a person who applies makeup, it's just once a month so I didn't do this so that my make-up would be smoother) it makes all your skincare products penetrate deeper and you skin is so much smoother and better. Tips: ( if it works for you) First wash your face then take a steam, apply Aloe vera gel or some morturizer and then shave and after shaving make sure to was your face and apply some soothing mask or aloe vera gel! I personally like to apply the rice sheet mask from the face shop and wallah you have super smooth and beautiful skin. Also do not forget to clean your razor. Ps: I have been shaving my face for a year now and it has changed my skin.
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Always beware of the bias when someone is trying to sell you something. If you're female, not bothered by facial hair, and exfoliating regularly with no issues, there's no convincing reason to shave your face. I WILL tell you what happened when I tried it once when the "benefits" were being promoted. My skin initially felt smoother, yes. But then the stubble immediately started growing back in was 10x worse than the peach fuzz that was there since the soft, tapered ends were lopped off. It was itchy and just rough to the touch after going a single day without shaving my face. It was also more noticeable without the naturally tapered ends. I stopped shaving it and it took many months for the hair cycle to start over so it could be the way it was. Selling face razors to women is something I can see people doing because of the dependence it creates. I'd rather pass on spending the money, time, and getting the inevitable irritation from shaving my face constantly.
You're doing it wrong and you're probably just a hairy woman. I've done it 3 times in probably 5 months and I don't barely see any hair come off like I'm the videos but I know it's taking off dead cells none the less and I have a consistent routine for self care including facial care. Hadn't seen my grandma in a while and visiting her for Thanksgiving the very first thing she said was that my face was so clear/smooth mind you I had zero makeup just a consistent skin care routine that works for my skin which is a mix of high quality drug store products
This comments perfectly sums up my experience with shaving my face.
Thank you
@@user_abcxyzz But even if they're doing it wrong, why would they waste their time to try and learn something that doesn't actually have a use in their life? Cool, your skin looks softer, but what about how healthy it is? It doesn't seem worth the time to me. And you shouldn't be rude to someone just because they don't want to do the same as you.
@@user_abcxyzzif she is a hairy woman, then I bet she has a lot more reason to be giving her opinion. It's a razor, it's for hairy people.
I shaved once, and the first week my skin felt softer and the products I used were better absorbed. However, when hair started to grow back, they all turned up to be ingrown hairs, especially in my cheekbones and chin. My skin started to be more sensitive, as it didn't had the protection of those peachy hairs and other sustances that were taken away when shaving (as it also exfoliates skin harshly).
As I result I had cystic acne and I'm in treatment with a dermatologist. I've never suffered from acne before, other than small pimples occasionally, which proves this technique is what damaged my skin severely.
It's been two months and I still have some ingrown hair cysts. I'm also struggling with the acne scars it left.
Please, ask a professional before and never do it yourself or without someone qualified.
Oh nooo i hope you and your skin is better now
Same
What cream do u use now
You probably didn't shave it off correctly?
the thing is you need to apply something before shaving, like aloevera gel and after shaving, you need to use sunscreen and moisturizer, because shaving removes dead skin cells which as shown in this video is kind of a later on your skin , so when that is removed, the skin is very vulnerable, so you need to block harmful substances such as sunrays and pollutants.
Remember y'all.
1. This is selling an product
2. Experience with shaving depends on skin
3. The photos she used are edited, skin has texture
exactly!
The bristly thick hairs on my 54 year old upper lip and chin are warning you DON'T SHAVE, ladies. It's called 30 years later experience. Wax or depilate those areas like my friends did... I wish I had.
Exactly! This video is SOOOOOO misleading!!! It's wrong on so many levels. I'm willing to bet the woman endorsing the use of razors goes to the spa and gets laser treatments. Maybe she's NEVER shaved in her life.🤔😔
She failed to mention the microscopic cuts that cause discoloration, ingrown hairs and acne...smh!
The hair is there to protect your skin. When you shave it. It exposes your skin to harmful bacteria that goes right into the pores and causes acne. I gave up shaving after realizing this and my skin looks great
But what to do with facial hairs then 😩
@@avengergirl_0464 either nothing or shave it when its too apparent
@@comfeytimid1207 it is noticeable on upper lip towards end
My skin is better when I shave
@@jeonginsdolphinscream how long r u shaving?
1. Men shave regularly but don't have smoother faces.
2. I tried shaving on different parts of my body and the hair did became darker and sharper. Including the upper lip. So just a simple advice: before trying it on your face, try it somewhere else for 3-10 times and make sure you don't get negative effects.
Exactly
To late🤦🏽♀️😂
all the other comments says otherwise..
I have many examples around me who learned this in hard way .. Why do dermatologists promote shaving now through !
Exactly! I used to wax everything, but hurts a lot, so I started shaving, and guess what, was the worst!!! My hair started to be thicker, and darker... So I went back to waxing it, now my hair is back to normal
I get awful breakouts after shaving my face despite using new sharp razors, shaving with the grain, washing my face before and after. I think if you have sensitive or acne prone skin it's best to leave the peach fuzz alone. It's there to protect your skin.
This happened to me too and I tried multiple times in hopes my skin would adjust. It never did so it's back to facial depilatory cream for me.
Agree
did u apply makeup after shaving? ur supposed to leave the face alone for 24hrs before u can apply all the shit
Exactly. It's there for a reason. Why can't people except it as it is
@@laila.mp3 Nah it’s probably bc now the skin has more exposure to outside particles and dirt. Possibly from pillows, masks ect. There’s a reason why the hair is there even if it’s just a little.
Just remember ladies. Not only is youtube full of dangerous advice but this channel is selling you a product ( im not saying this channel is giving dangerous advice) . Just saying. Because no one else is. ALWAYS DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH FIRST.
What’s the product
Ngl I was waiting for them to say cons of shaving your face (bc I definitely heard some) but it didn't and was kinda sus. This makes a lot of sense and I didn't notice that's what it originally was.
@@rubysparkles5789 Glad i could help. Much love.
Yup, I heard from many people that shaved their face that they had pimples pop up, not pimples but like red spots, search I shaved half my face and read the comments, people talk about their experiences
Thanks Karen 💖
Internet : Shaving your face is fine.
Comments: I tried it. It doesn't grow back thicker. It's fine!
Mom: don't do it!
Me: *Remembers all the times I got into trouble when I didn't listen to mom.*
Puts the razor away
Haha
Same girl but i did it anyways
Same here😭
Sameeeeee
Is after shaving of face grow back more hairs??
Honestly I think it depends on each person's individual skin type. I shave my face maybe once or twice a month. The only time it makes me break out is if I try to speed up the process and do quick long strokes. Moving very slowly and in extremely small increments never causes problems. I used to shave with a damp face, and noticed that caused more tiny bumps opposed to a washed and dry face. Afterwards I don't put anything on my skin but cold water, and don't use any moisturizers for about a day. Honestly I love the way it makes my face feel, and because it removes dead skin also my face is always glowing the next day. I mainly shave around my cheek and jawbone, and very gently around my lips. I don't touch my forehead. I use the dermablade tools they sell on Amazon specifically for facial shaving. I don't really wear makeup but I have heard it makes makeup go on more smoothly. For sure wouldn't apply makeup though until after at least a day afterwards.
The hair doesn't grow thicker its just grow finner that's why it looks thick yn
Yeah but the skin gets irritated
My last Braincell b like
@@gloriachan8288 same
@@gloriachan8288 goalz
No, it does grow thicker...because as I started to shave my legs when I was a teenager all of my leg hair started to feel sharp and thick, and they are like that now in my twenties, but before I started to shave all hair on my legs was soft and thin
Yeah never doing this again. Im blessed with clear skin and almost never get an angry pimple. Only a few whiteheads near the time of the month. But, im hairy. I've always had peach fuzz and a moustache. Didn't bother me, but i thought why not give it a try. I only shaved half my face so i could compare both sides. My skin looked a lot smoother not going to lie. BUT, im almost instantly prized with some hella angry pimples. Deep, hard and angry ones. Took me forever to heal. And left hyperpigmentation. My hair grew back fairly quickly. Not worth it, for me at least. Im fine with my peach fuzz, nobody notices it other than me anyways.
Happened to me too. Except now I struggle with acne
Hm, i did the same but nothing happened. No pimples, no harsh/darker hair grew back, literally nothing.
I do have some blonde/transparent peach fuz same as had before so🤷🏼♀️
I think this is very personal for everybody. Check with dermatologist and esthetician
I hope all understand that a main point of this video is ✨selling more razors✨
not your face’s health and beauty
See, everytime I do, it just feels so odd afterwords like I just made the weirdest mistake on earth. I wonder if it's just me
Lol funny
hmmm, really? i saw a video in which a girl said she had trouble with makeup application after she shaved...
Why would yt recommend me this video first of all I’m a guy and its 3AM here
I mean, guys can shave their peach fuzz too if they want to
I'm 53 and started doing this only this year (2022). It's October now. I've done it 3 times this year and my skin looks amazing. Everyone always comments on how bright my skin looks. I wait for it to become thick before doing it again. I have really sensitive skin and numerous allergies. Hasn't affected me one bit.
I've never shaved my face and I'm actually proud of it. My skin is so smooth touchwood 😭
I dont know which lucky people are getting these benefits ,I tried shaving my face and now the hair growth is even more and hair are thick ..
Exactly
Same
It probably works for white people or those who don't have much to begin with. Idk.
You probably should check your hormones then. Usually hormonal imbalances cause this
@@user-youdontknowme yeah absolutely
Exfoliation is better to remove dead skin. Try salicylic acid to increase cell turnover. Razors can damage face skin. Not worth getting ingrown hair or those sharp edges in hair regrowth. Use lemon juice plus honey to lighten the face hair if u want. Seriously, tried face shaving once.. won’t bother again. Takes a while to get skin back to normal.
i used to watch a lot of videos of women saying that shaving isnt right! i am a bit hairy and i tried it even when my mom told me not to! the results are wonderful i feel more beautiful and definitely more confident . Just so you know im 17 y o and if any of the the girls like are me are considering shaving !!! do it girl!!!!!
Why change it if it isn't broken? In other words, why even bother with this obsession unless you really have severe hair growth. Such a waste of time.
I have been removing my facial hair for a long time but I didn't get any side effects yet. it has so satisfying. You don't need to go anywhere else if you have your own facial remover razor at home
I tried shaving my facing out of curiosity last week and when i tell it to my mom i feel like I've made the biggest crime of my life 🙂
Did it get darker or thicker?
@@carolinatinoco2940 No, telling Her mom about it was a crime 😅
I have one hair on my face that grows like 3-4 times the length it should grow. It's bizarre, and I regularly shave it off. Other than that, I don't bother.
I've been shaving my face for years now and so far, i'm not seeing any problems
Hope all
same
these people are profiting from telling you to shave your face. you don't have to believe me, but if you're too young to have experienced what happens to women's body hair when shaved, at least ask your mom or some other older woman that doesn't profit from this. they will tell you that shaving any part of your body results in thicker, darker hair. or at the very least, hair that *feels* and *looks* thicker and darker. if you dislike your facial hair epilate it or laser it, otherwise you will always be a slave of shaving. overtime you will have to do it everyday.
I wish a dermatologist or cosmetic chemist can react to this
Dr dray did a video where she shaved her face
I have Cushing's Syndrome so I have to shave. I get thick dark hairs on my throat that are quite visible. Because of perimenopause I have to shave twice a day to keep that area smooth. I'm hoping though, that knowing I should shave with the direction of the hair will help that stubbly feeling I get... Hey, my husband had to show me how to shave my face lol that's how he does it.
I started shaving a year ago and it’s fantastic. I’ll say the magic words: It will make you younger. It does.
I've been shaving my upper lip for a few years now, very happy with the results.
Do not shave your face if you have PCOS. You’re hair will grow back thicker, faster and corse, it is ridiculous that this is not addressed.
I just shaved my face this morning 💀
And??
This did not work for me. I shaved my face a few times some years ago. Yes, my skin felt instantly smoother but that was about it. I ended up having horrible acne along my jawline, and my face would also feel very greasy at times. Thankfully once I stopped shaving off the protective skin barrier along with the hair, my skin got back to normal.
nature knows why she gave us facial hair and a lot of oil. I wouldn't remove it so it wouldn't ruin my skin in any way.. but it looks good...
Ok now it's weird, I first time shaved my face today and TH-cam recommended me this video. Even though I never searched for these stuffs 😂..
Thank you for this!!! Just tried shaving my face just some part of my face to test and if my face is still okay I will continue shaving my whole face.😄 My sister helped me because she's a pro when it comes to skin care hehe...btw Thank you so much for this!!!✨🍀
So is your experience good?
@@geet6797 yes! After weeks and more, my facial hair didn't grow thicker... it's just normal and my face got smoother and brighter to be honest...Not gonna lie! My hair grows back faster and it sucks😭 but Everything is great. I don't have any problem about it :)...(sorry for my bad English 💜)
If you get in grown hair after shaving, consider exfoliating 1 or two days before shaving or in between shavings. I shave every 2 weeks and exfoliate once a week
I was actually going to try this but I’m glad I read the comments first, I will never shave my face 😂
I am 17 I have been shaving my face for almost about 6 months now the hair *does not * grow back thicker atleast in my case it doesn't
Do you shave with a dry face?
Same
@@boussaidisiwar9010 no you have to moisturize it with alovera gel or something
@@manjulan1825 no the face needs to be dry :)
@@human2088 don't ever do that at least do with wet face or else skin will soon dry out and will become rough
If you have never shaved your face before I would recommend you try it first in a small section of your face, maybe beneath the ear, and wait a few days to see what happens. I was enslaved for years to a pair of tweezers. When I saw so many videos on women shaving with the videos claiming no bad results (heavy whiskers, etc), I decided to try it. Big mistake. What started as just a few whiskers has now increased to many more. Using a razor, also means they grow back faster. Don't take this drastic step without checking with your doctor first. DON'T SHAVE, LADIES!!
Thanks! I usually do it once every 6 months because I’m scared it will grow back ticker but your explanation gives me confidence
yep, definitely didn't accidentally shave a part of my eyebrow trying to shave my face right after seeing this
I shaved my face with an electric razor and nothing happened. My peach fuzz grew back just the same as before. I shaved with a Pixie and nothing happened. My peach fuzz grew back in just as before. I use Chanel’s Hydro beauty serum and cream after and let that soak in. My face is so soft, my foundation looks amazingly sheer. it used to break up and make my face look wrinkled a few hours after applying. that doesn’t happen when I shave. I guess I’m a lucky girl! I love touching my face. 🥰 Silky smooth. I do have to pluck the hairs on my upper lip, but always had to do that before I shaved. That’s what I learned. I like the effect. Perhaps it grows back the same because I’m a blonde and have naturally light and wispy hairs. 🤷♀️
Why wouldn't the newly shaved hair grow out to be the thickness of the base all the way to the end? The video shows the hair magically tapering as it grows. The hair grows from the base, so it seems that it would grow out the same thickness not tapered.
I see a lot of people are complaining about acne and such first off you need to clean your face and make sure you are using a new razor and always put something on your face before shaving and always go with the hair if you go against the hair is when you will run into problems like that I'm truly sorry what happened to you and I hope you heal soon but not doing all the things I said will definitely give you problems if you are a first timer get a Dr to tell you how to correctly do it and it will prevent anyone from having trouble
I use tweezers as I also use for my eyebrows. It lasts longer and over the years it got less hair because I pull out the roots. Yes it hurts in the beginning bjt the more you do it the less it hurts
For me personally, this hasn't worked out. It left my face extremely dry (I have naturally dry skin and it worsened it) and it caused some acne spots (I don't have acne, just one or two spots every few months). I don't know if it's because I have dry skin or what.
I literally got me a whole skin breakout n horrible acne a few months after I stopped, it always made my face sore no matter what, it just doesnt work for most ppl n promoting this bs is just downright stupid
I shaved when I was a teen..in the direction it grows. It came back thicker, faster and darker. That’s from experience not hearsay. It took years to get it back the way it was. I will never put a razor to my face again.
ever since i got laser hair removal, i've been getting more bumps than ever. can you make a video explaining laser hair removal and ingrown hair bumps?
great to know. problematic cystic acne leaves dark spots and scares
Nooo I won’t recommend it cause I have been doing it twice and every time I shaved my face ... the next morning my face was full of acne... terrible experience (sry for my bad English)
@Lifeishard this happens when we use again the same blade on the face !! Don't ever use the same blade more than twice on your face
make sure ur hands and the blade is clean
I did that too in 2019 and I also got acne and I never had any acne prior to shaving.... :/ I would love to shave again but I can’t risk it
I literally shave all over i.e. legs, armpits, arms, bikini/Brazilian and my face and around my neck. It’s nice to know that as a woman who shaves my face, that I am actually doing my skin a world of good😃👍🏻so thanks for the brilliant vid❤️❤️❤️
You're actually not, but just let the video affirm your delusions.
i think its much better to just exfoliate your face rather than shaving it to remove dead skin, especially for those who may grow thicker hair after shaving
Wow, I never thought about the angle being the reason for that myth. It makes so much sense! Thank you 😊
Yeah I do shave my face and it's nice... Had no problems..
tried it like 5 times. and i didnt like it. liked it for the first couple days and thats it.. then the hair start growing back ans feel spikey, and also started to get little bumps around the jaw and ear area, felt like i needed to exfoliate all the time. finally i decided to stop shaving it, now finally my face is back to normal
Shave your face and get next time cactus like hair free 🌚
My hair grew back being thicxer and darker. Please do not do this if youre unsure!!
Yes, I saw such nice results after the first time I did it. So many people complimented that the skin looks very smooth and like, not dull! Guys definitely start doing it would recommend watching some videos to know the proper technique, trust me it's not that hard. But I want to how often should we do it. Currently I do it once in a month or two. Like is it fine if we do it every 10 days? What is the skin renewal time in mid 20s
for everyone claiming their hair grew back darker and thicker, explain to me why cutting hair would in any way affect melanin production or change the thickness of your hair lmao, just because you perceive it as darker and thicker doesnt mean it actually IS, it has been explained a million times that it's just because the hair has been cut to a blunt edge
But does your hair grow back thicker/darker/faster if you do so? I shaved one side of my mustache and it grew back and it looks slightly darker. It’s what I’m scared of
I shaved on my legs and got strawberry legs. After suffering for few years with strawberry legs now I got rid of them all. Thank God
It’s a no from me, my grandma taught me about skin care she looks amazing for her age and all she uses is cream no makeup except mascara very rarely. If my grandma doesn’t recommend it I don’t do it 😂
I'm a person who has a lot of facial hair and I was extremely scared to do this to my peach fuzz bc I didn't have any acne in that area. I was feeling impulsive one day and did it. I was surprised my skin looked more glowy my mom even said my skin looks fake lol. It also surprisingly didn't grow back THAT fast. Also, it grew back the same, didn't get acne, and skin texture was the same except w/o hair. I would definitely talk to a dermatologist or something if it's safe to do on your skin if you're worried. That's why some people get great results and others get terrible results.
thanks for sharing your experience with us! we are so glad you loved it! we 100% agree that it's not going to be for everyone, but we can definitely help educate women on the false information that's been spread around for so long!
But does it make our pores larger ??
No :)
@@estefaniavelar2017 it makes pores larger...!
Nope!
Use ice after shave to shrink the pires in case u face this problem
@@veenajaykumar9280 When shaving the face, the most outer layer of our skin is being physically exfoliated and therefore even helping to make pores appear smaller as it removes excess oils.
help why do people shave the tiny tiny microscopic pieces of hair on their face. Unless it affects how makeup applies I really see no point
So, for anyone watching this video wondering if they should do it. I’ve been shaving my face for two years now. I am white, have extremely thin body/face hair which is also very white. I wanted to shave so my skin would look smoother and my makeup/skincare would apply better. Also to exfoliate. My hair hasn’t grown back stubbly, my skin is softer than before and I have a “glow” after doing it. I shave every two to three weeks. I use mens shaving cream and only do it in the shower after I’ve washed my face. If you have thin hair and aren’t prone to acne/ingrown hairs, give it a try.
"What Happens When Women Shave Their Face?"
*Me, who doesn't even have a plan of shaving: INTERESTING*
Same 😂
Ikr I want as much hair on my face as I can get cause I like having a hairy face even if people find it weird 🤣
Me a guy: HMMMMMMMMMMMMM
felt
Legit po.
Sis went direct into explaining . Thankyou for that and not wasting any minutes
Same feeling 😄😊♥️
Agree💪🏼
If she actually wanted to give you the SCIENCE behind this, she would never encourage a ton of people shaving their faces. It. Will. Make. Your. Damn hairs. Grow. Thicker. Same like the hair under peolles armpits, legs, stomach and etc. You must be really gullable to believe this video. But here i am, surrounded by morons who trust youtube more than actual medical professionals. But hey what can i expect from people who never bothered participating in a biology class and generation with 0 critical thinking.
@@xpurpletearsxbla First of all, you're real salty and rude. Second, body hair doesn't grow back thicker when you shave it. Maybe it happens to you, doesn't mean the woman in the vid is lying and we're all "morons" smh.
OMG I KNOW! some ppl sit there telling their life story about themselves and their grandmas
Watching the blade take the layer off was kinda satisfying 😂
That's true 😂😂😂😂
True and endless satisfaction is in ALLAH's (GOD's) name my brother :)
Indeed😄
😂😂😂
True😁
Someone send this to my mother and tell her that shaving won't turn me into a gorilla 🗿
Yes omg oldies always think like that especially here in Asia 😂
@@gfdchugh I feel you, I'm Asian as well 🙂
@@marshallsgoneimshady sis i struggled explaining it too them 🤣
Also to my mum duh
My mom to..
Honestly I clicked on this video to see the 3D animation blade cutting the hair and the layer because I find it oddly satisfying
Same- still dk why, its just so wonderful to watch lol
JDJDJDJ SAME
😂
Same
same lmao HAHAHAAHAAAA
My father, mother and sister dont have a single hair on their hands and legs but here i am😑....
Ah the odd one of the family... same but with a different situation, I have puffy curly hair, but my mom and 3 sisters have long thick healthy straight hair, they wake up with their hair looking so flawless. I’m jealous
..even more than your father.? My sympathies🤣🤣
If its not in your genes, then maybe you have some kind of hormonal disbalance?
@@ninoaladashvili1445 nah...some people just get all the bad luck..like me😥
Same goes with my mom
Well I was just minding my own business when this wild TH-cam video appeared.
Same
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yeah, because all the beauty care product companies pay for promoting content like this and that helps increase their sales.
Same here
Same🙆♀️
Guys remember they are selling you something. Doesn’t mean that it’s necessarily bad but this is just a really nicely put together ad for their product. Of course it’s going to be super positive. Also I saw someone else comment that facial shaving seems like just another thing for women to be insecure about. Think about it for a second, you’re probably just fine and pretty without having to do this every 3-5 days 💕 but if you want to try it out or it works for you, then that’s good too. Just putting this out there for the women feeling pressured or hesitant about it.
Thanks for the positivity of this comment.
“Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something”- The Princess Bride.
I started shaving my face because I grow a lot of facial hair, and it grows in all different direcrions so waxing never gets all of it. I think it got worse when I started using dermaplaners, so now I feel like there is no going back. I switched over to a shavette (like a practice straight razor with replacable thin blades) for basically all of my shaving because my other hair is always thick enough to clog standard safety razors. I still suck at using it and end up nicking myself a lot on my legs, but the process is so much easier than the razors I was using before and the results last longer because it shaves so close. Its wonderful on my face! This tangent is to say that growing coarse “beard” hair as a girl is something I get really insecure about. But trying out shaving seems to take care of it better than other methods, and using a badass straight razor type thingy with a shave brush and special soap makes me feel cool (even though I still suck at it haha)
@@pyro-millie5533 have you thought of laser?? i know its more expensive but you get better results and they last forever basically, just a suggestion
As a post menopausal woman who grows stiff whiskers along my jawline, and a mustache that is darker and more visible on one side, I disagree. I pluck the chin hairs, and shave the rest of my face, including the peach fuzz on my cheeks, and my skin looks far better than when I haven't shaved for awhile.
Here is my advice from my personal experience. I have a lot of hair (Thick eyebrows, moustache, lots of body hair) and I’m actually convinced that I have very fast hair growth. So if I shave my face or anywhere, I can feel the stubs after a day, and it is very annoying and uncomfortable to touch. They definitely FEEL thicker even if people claim that it doesn’t grow back thicker. I have switched to waxing because my hair takes time to grow back and no more stubs.
I feel like this is yet another non-essential thing for women to feel insecure about.
I thought it would make makeup easier to apply and it helped women but ig .. :(
I don’t think it’s supposed to pressure women into shaving their face, just telling them about the option and what happens when they do!
I like it, I was never insecure about my face and hairs but it’s nice and feels soft :3
It's a matter of perspective, for me,this is kind of going to keep me acne free or prevent my skin from unclogged pores at almost affordable costs.
Since, I live in humid area, it's more kind of different ways of being hygienic than any beauty trend, cz, it's actually expensive to book an appointment from an expert in every 30days or so, than to do it with by myself.
"Makeup is gonna sit really smoothly" meaning your skin isn't able to breathe? 🤔
People are focusing more about how the hair will come back thicker, while me, on the other hand, can't even shave my face bcs i have acne every 2 mm of my face 🙃
Well I had a lot of acne before but with Retin A and no sugar diet I was able to keep my skin clean, maybe you can try it and also, don't wash your face more than two times a day.
@@SuperFairymagic what's Retin A ???? N can you please also tell me how you managed to go on a no sugar diet please as you see I have a very sweet tooth even doe I tried to avoid eating chocolates or other stuffs I have noticed that things I normally eat also contain high level of sugar in it ......
İdk if that makes sense or not srry doe
@@Zahra-fk6qo look for this video "retin a dr dray", she explains everything about Retin A, when it comes to the sugar I get the sugar from avocados, carrots and red fruits and I eat chocolate without sugar, since sugar is addictive it's hard to remove it from one's diet, the first weeks is hard but you need to have a lot of willpower, believe me the results worth the effort. :)
@@SuperFairymagic I'm there now, dang will power keeps failing me, so I keep just eating less sugar a day until I can go completely dark on it.
Sammme😭😭
0:36 can we talk about this? the second photo is definitely edited, skin can't look that smooth in real life because SKIN 👏HAS 👏TEXTURE👏 shaving won't make pores disappear
Funny thing is, this is a youtuber @kristenxleanne and idk if she knows her pics have been used here
Yes!! 🚩 those photos are BOTH of Kristen Leanne who owns Artic Fox hair. These photos are in two different sets of lighting one which shows the true way makeup lies on the face (left) and the other under beauty lights in a studio with a smoothing filter in post production. These ARE NOT representing before& after shaving. And are false advertising! 🚩
@@slinkywhippet you can even see that she has peach fuzz on both pictures, even though it’s supposedly supposed to be after shaving it off...
@@meggycrystal99 Yeah you're totally right!!
Omg yesss I was just thinking her face probs is shaved but your still gonna have texture
"Hair won't grow back thicker"
Me: *Laughs in Indian*
😂
*Laughs in Kurdish*
Laughs in Latin American
Guffaws in Armenian 😂😂😂💀
Laughs in Indian
I tried this like 3 times. My face always looked and felt weird when I did, it shined in a weird way as if it was oily (it wasn't). Also, after the peach fuzz started growing again, it felt so coarse and weird. I got awful breakout and itchiness in some areas. The coarse texture actually made my makeup look worse too.
Loving and accepting my peach fuzz is the best ❤
I had the same experience..you described it perfect.
Once you shave your peach fuzz off, it'll never again grow as thin as it used to be. Peach fuzz is thinner because of exposure to the sun for several years. There's nothing wrong with facial hair and I'm really glad I never fell for this trend of shaving your face cuz I never have to do it
Nobody searched for this yet everyone needs this
I don't need this. I'd say most people don't need it
@@alexshane5713 😑
For real
@@wheresmyhair9555 Hey there I don't know what to say exactly but I felt the need to reply to you seeing your username
@@linosrose1549 good choice 😌
After watching this video
Me: I think I should shave my face
After seeing comments
Me: I should never shave my face
Tons of myths we are looking to address, our advice is to do a patch test, see the benefits for yourself :)
Exactly! I want to. But I'm confused!
Im 18 and I shave my face not completely but only upper lips and unibrow and sometimes the whole face when I'm bored and I don't really have any skin problem
PS: I'm a psoriatic patient
@@spoorti6870 do u mind if I ask ur skin complexion? I just really wanna be sure before tryin it I used to ve psoriasis too nd my skin is acne prone
@@ayeshafatma301 my skin tone is medium
0:36 the face on the right is just photoshopped to look smoother. It is completely natural to have skin texture and nobody's make up actually looks that flawless irl
This.
My skin gets incredibly irritated after shaving. Unhealthy and patchy a pimply. This is just another weird trend to push on women, dont we have friggin enough? Awkward!
Okay so it was recommended right you haven't search for it
Edit: Thankyou so much for so many likes I've never gotten this many likes 😂❤😘
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Edit: stop yall are so kind
I did, don't make assumptions before knowing Shit
@@strawberriesarepink7669 girl u gotta chill some people search for it and some people got recommended my comment is for people who got recommended not for people who search it so please stop no one cares about your shit that you search on TH-cam lmfao 💀
Haha.....true😂😂😂
@@aditiiiiiiii I'm not a girl ahahaha how judgemental of you and second of all you've written " you did not search for it " how do you even know anything? You people can write overused comments to beg for likes, face the reality Ahahahah kiddo
Yea💀
These are one of the few times when I envy girls with lighter and thinner hair 😂😭
Hi
yeee I have very very thick hair TvT
Lol same
Same! Almost everyone I know has light and thin hair or none at all and when I tell them I wish I could have skin like that they always tell me mine is fine even though I look like a gorilla 😭😭
Same I envy them cuz this is a struggle
I shaved my lower legs and yes the hair growth increased and they even became curly then I started waxing and after an year my hair became alligned softer and its easier to wax them off compared to when I first started. I had the same experience for my arms. So definitely not gonna try that on my face
Two sentences guys.
It is different for everyone.
It can grow thicker and worse, or it can work wonders with no thick hair.
For me it grew back thicker and it actually contributed to me getting acne. I didn’t have acne ever. My skin had always been really nice. I decided to start shaving it and out of no where I got acne.😣
Tbh it's not worth risking everything unless you have the money to get a laser hair removal done if it doesn't work out
This comment said it all. For me the areas were I shave my body are darker for example, so everyone should have caution with shaving
True my sister and i tried shaving. She got brighter skin and i got acne🤡.
No - shaving hair doesn't change its thickness, color or rate of growth. Shaving facial or body hair gives the hair a blunt tip. The tip might feel coarse or "stubbly" for a time as it grows out. During this phase, the hair might be more noticeable and perhaps appear darker or thicker.
I would appreciate if you provide scientific reports to your statements. This can be misleading.
for everyone with rosacea: DON'T and i repeat, DON'T SHAVE YOUR FACE!!! i know it is tempting but everything from exfoliation to blood flow stimulation will negatively affect your skin and most likely trigger and outbreak. you can still shave parts or your face that are uneffected by rosacea like your upper lip for example but please avoid putting more stress onto your extremely sensitive skin
That's Good advice dear...Tysm❤
Thankyou for your advice i'm 20+ & don't feel the need to shave my face & won't do. just threading in some concern areas brows, & upper lips
Ah, is that why men usually have smooth skin even though they barely/minimally using skincare products? I'm sad now
Edit: uh, I didn't expect my comment to become a battle field as I was only joking/being my sarcastic self. As long as you keep it polite and actually educating, go ahead or I'll just delete my comment 🤨 I don't care about likes if it just spreading the opposite
No, its because they don't have hormonal cycles
@@gllaadd they do....? It’s just not the same type of process as women’s
@@u_r_myngozi nope, men don't have any hormonal cycles. A daily fluctuation of testosterone that can be changed just by adjusting your sleep pattern can hardly compare to an intricate rise and fall of 4 different hormones over the course of a month.
Edit: ya'll can argue without tagging me anymore, my knowledge of endocrinology is from school not google. Also hormones that affect "beauty" are oestrogen and progesterone. Men don't have any significant fluctuations (and definitely not cycles) of these.
@@gllaadd men are lucky on this one
Well, I would argue as my observation on the other hand is thay their skin ages quicker. I'm 30 and I see that some of my male peers already have wrinkled forheads as if they were 50.
Is no one gonna talk about how the "picture on the right" was smoother bc it's photoshopped, not coz the face was shaved
You don't know if she has naturally small, smooth pores. Don't jump to the conclusion that everyone has textured skin or just photoshopped themselves, lol.
@@stupiidlydumb9667 you're right. But judging by the fact that both pics portray the same girl, and on the "picture on the left" she has textured skin... I don't think it's her natural small smooth pores
@@aiden_munz oh you're right, I didn't realize they were the same person
The person on the photos is Kristen Leanne, and I doubt they got her authorization to use her pictures, also, that's basic knowledge, the Pic on the right is heavily photoshoped, you can clearly see that.
yeah after I saw that image I could not trust this lady and her provided "facts"
dead skin is needed to protect other layers of skin. shaving it off is the same as ripping the bark off of a tree
Thanks for this and indeed🙏🙏🙏🙏
This, I think that ingrown hairs can also remain...
That's not the way that works. Humans aren't trees. Of course if you strip the skin too often it'll have negative results, but so will leaving the dead skin cells on there - buildup of dead skin cells causes clogged pores, leading to a variety of skin problems like blackheads and whiteheads, acne, fungal acne, closed comedones, etc.
@@raerohan4241 Using a face scrub should be enough, I think using a blade directly can be very damaging to the skin..
@@leeen7755 Ironically, using a scrub on your face is many times more damaging than any amount of shaving lmao
before you shave your face, remind you that everyone’s skin is different
for some people it might work and for others it could be the worst mistake ever. pls consider that before you do you’re already perfect the way you are 💘
I don't think that the shaving graphic is correct. When you cut hair off at the surface, I'm fairly confident that the hair doesn't magically grow a slim "tip" like uncut hair has. The hair is not alive and doesn't grow from the surface down... So the blunt end that you're left with when you cut the exposed tip off continues to grow as the hair moves up, it stays blunt. And presumably that feels coarser and may look "thicker" compared to the slim tips of uncut hair. (Like when you shave your legs vs wax).
Yeah it stays blunt for long, like it reaches back its specific length then it might wear out a bit, though eventually it falls off and a new tapered one grows back.
Absolutely definitely correct.
People with less growth hair be like: what in the world is this stuff bitch! 😂
(I'm literally jealous of those people)
Not flexing but i thought shaving was only for men
Lmao, but we dont have eyebrowsn :(
@@euryxx8230 sorry to hear but wtf i have perfect black eyebrows 🤡.
@@bathoolfathima2451 yeah.. that's what I always thought too😂
@Smøõth bræïn heheh 😁😁
No i wont shave my face... No matter what... I shaved my legs now it looks like men's hairy leg
Girl ! I waxed my legs and they're exactly like what u described ...lol!😂 now i even have hair on my toes...
But i guess it be cool if we wax more often
But I have the same hair growth 🧐😂
@@dreamBiG.7 waxing is fine... But i shaved long back.. Now my legs look exactly like men's leg
Yeah shaving sucks, waxing although painful is much better
Mine too😓
Okay I am a person who is more on the hairy side and even when I waxed or threaded my upper lips I got hair back in like 3-4 days!! So I thought shaving would definitely give me thicker hair and the hair growth will increase but the extremely opposite happened as I shaved my face it remained smooth for a week and the hair did not come back thicker at all and it actually reduced the hair growth and I did not shave my peach fuzz but actual dark hair and now I do it once every 2 weeks and it's hella effective, I am so much more confident about my skin and it has cleared up so much! It doesn't just make makeup application better ( I am not a person who applies makeup, it's just once a month so I didn't do this so that my make-up would be smoother) it makes all your skincare products penetrate deeper and you skin is so much smoother and better.
Tips: ( if it works for you)
First wash your face then take a steam, apply Aloe vera gel or some morturizer and then shave and after shaving make sure to was your face and apply some soothing mask or aloe vera gel! I personally like to apply the rice sheet mask from the face shop and wallah you have super smooth and beautiful skin. Also do not forget to clean your razor.
Ps: I have been shaving my face for a year now and it has changed my skin.
How to avoid under chin hair..that irritates me a lot.can u please suggest
@@tommnjjerry6136 I remove the chin hair with hair spring or threading coz it grows back too fast! But if you want it easy just shave it every 2 days
I don't have that much facial hair but still i don't shave em theyre your natural beauty
Thank u so much
Can u please tell me which brand did u used for shaving, and I've sensitive skin so can you please suggest me which brand should I use to shave