About Unwanted Facial Hair |
Unwanted facial hair, or UFH, can be a few individual hairs on the chin, a light growth on the upper lip, peach fuzz on the cheeks, or coarse, dark hair in any of these areas. Only you can decide if your facial hair is unwanted - one woman may find the slightest growth on her lip or chin terribly bothersome, while another woman may have visible hair on her upper lip and not be bothered at all.
The first step in finding a solution for UFH is to talk with your doctor. You can create a personalized checklist that can help you talk about unwanted facial hair with your doctor.
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What causes unwanted facial hair?
Except for your lips, palms of your hands, and soles of your feet, your entire body is covered with hair follicles. On most areas of the body, hair is "peach fuzz" - thin, fine hair that is called "vellus" hair. >> More
Who has unwanted facial hair?
Unwanted Facial Hair (UFH) is more common than you might think: 41 million women in the United States remove unwanted hair at least once in six months, with 20% of those removing UFH weekly, and 4% of them removing it every single day (1). >> More
Ways to manage unwanted facial hair
For the millions of women who manage their UFH, the large number of methods used should come as no surprise. There are products that cut, dissolve, lighten, remove and even alter the biological production of facial hair. >> More
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