Face waxing is a hair removal procedure that gets rid of unwanted facial hair using hot or cold wax, and is considered one of the safest and convenient options of hair removal to choose from.
As more and more women are moving past the threading era, facial waxing has become more common in urban areas.
However, with demand comes the rise of certain myths that should be debunked related to face waxing.
Let’s take a quick look at some.
1. Hair will grow back thicker and harder
It is totally wrong, as your hair will grow back in the same way as your natural hair comes, which would be neither thick nor thin. In fact, with repeated waxing, the unwanted facial hair starts to become less noticeable and decreases the growth of natural hair eventually.
2. Hair will grow faster
While waxing, our hair is removed from the roots and it takes time to grow back. Waxing promotes slower hair regrowth and gives you a time of around 2 months to go and visit the salon again.
3. The procedure is cruel and painful
It is one of the easiest forms of hair removal from your face and does not hurt the skin a bit. It is just a matter of a second before the wax is stripped off and with one pull you can get clear and glowing skin without any hair left.
4. Lead to allergic reactions
There are types of facial wax, therefore opt for the type that is best suitable for your skin to avoid any allergic reactions. It mainly depends on the type of your skin sensitivity, therefore opt for the wax type that goes perfectly with your skin.
5. Promotion of skin reddening
There is no connection between skin turning red and waxing, as it depends mainly on your skin’s sensitivity. If you have sensitive skin, then chances are that you might get redness after the waxing procedure, but it exists for a few minutes only.
6. This leads to scarring, bleeding, and infection
This is completely wrong information as it again depends on the sensitivity of your skin, but all these three are rare side effects of facial waxing. But, if you experience any of these then you can avoid it, but it is done with utmost transparency and hygiene and can never lead to bleeding or infection issues.
