Permanent mustache removal: a complete guide
https://store.esw-beauty.com/fr/content/31-fonctionnement-epilation-iplPour For many people, facial hair is a source of annoyance. Particularly in the case of women, the moustache is considered unsightly. Unfortunately, facial hairis an irreversible and natural process. But there are practical solutions, and they involve hair removal.
Understanding facial hair in women
Hormone production is a major physiological difference between men and women. Basically, men naturally produce more androgens, a hormone responsible for the development of facial hair. Women also produce androgens, but to a lesser extent. In some cases, hormonal imbalance leads to abnormal androgen production, resulting in increased hair growth.
But without suffering from the slightest pathology, you should know that 90% of women have hair in the upper lip area. If you have any doubts, don't hesitate to consult a dermatologist, who will clarify your situation.
Discover our guide to permanent moustache hair removal!
The different hair removal methods for the mustache
Temporary hair removal
Hair removal with tweezers
This is an effective method for removing a little fuzz. However, you'll need to be patient to remove the hair bulb directly at the root. For greater efficiency, we recommend stretching your lips slightly with your fingers. This makes it easier to grasp the hair. However, avoid tweezing after sports or when your skin is cold.
Discoloration
If you have light-colored hairs on your upper lips, bleaching is an excellent solution for camouflaging them. Especially as it can be done at home, so you don't have to go to an institute. Unfortunately, the technique is totally ineffective if you have black hair. To avoid unpleasant surprises, we recommend that you test bleaching on a small area to ensure that there is no yellowing and that the result looks natural.
Waxing
Waxing is an excellent option, whether you use a strip of cold wax or warm wax. But it's not for everyone, especially if you have sensitive skin. What's more, you'll need a certain level of expertise to perform it from the comfort of your own home. Otherwise, you'll have no choice but to go to an institute.
For best results, take into account the direction in which your hair grows, and don't be shy about yanking out the wax. Don't forget to refer to the precautions for use to avoid burns.
Threading
For the upper lip, this is a very convenient practice, as you remove hair at the root, without fear of the slightest irritation or burn to your skin. Its origins lie in an Indian hair-removal technique, and a certain amount of mastery is still required to achieve results. So turn to a hair removal professional rather than experimenting on your own.
Permanent hair removal
Laser hair removal
To get rid of your moustache for good, turn to a radical solution: laser hair removal. Laser hair removal is highly effective, as it destroys the follicles deep down. However, results are most effective on black or brown hair. In addition, several sessions are required to obtain a convincing result.
Intense pulsed light hair removal
Intense pulsed light is probably the most effective solution, with hair removal rates of up to 95%. The epilator sends out flashes of light that destroy the hair follicles. However, this solution is not recommended for facial hair. For this reason, you can use IPL hair removal on other parts of the body.
Electric epilation
Electric epilators ensure permanent hair removal with convincing results. To destroy the hair at its root, the device sends out an electric discharge. Although effective, you'll need courage and patience, as it can be painful to use, especially if you have sensitive skin.
The benefits of permanent facial hair removal
If you've had enough of facial hair, permanent hair removal is for you. In the long term, you'll save time and money. What's more, you're assured of effective, uniform hair removal. Contrary to popular belief, there's little pain involved, and it works well on all skin types. Not to mention that the method is hygienic and safe, while preventing ingrown hairs from growing back.
The cost of permanent facial hair removal
Pricing varies according to your hair type, the method used and the number of sessions. Overall, however, you should expect to pay between €600 and €900. Unless you suffer from a pathology of the hair system, the procedure is not covered by Social Security. With an E-one device, you can do it at home, which is more economical because you'll be able to permanently remove hair from other parts of your body.
Conclusion.
As you can see, there are a multitude of methods for removing moustache hair. Some are permanent, others temporary. Depending on your needs, always choose the most appropriate solution. If you're having trouble making up your mind, consult a dermatologist for advice.