15th October 2011 - As far as the biochemical industry has gone to the extents of hair planting, there is still the proceedings of hair removal ongoing. The names of the nominal practices may vary, but all the procedures share one feature in common; get rid of the hair that is in the unlikely location.
There have been many methods in the past and the methods are developing. Taking out a hair does not mean that simple as it sounds. The process must consider the side effects, if any and the results. The removal of hair from the face is the most common ones.
The female artists who show their faces so close to the cameras cannot have a single hair in their faces. Since hair growth is natural, even after plugging a hair with its stem, the hair can still come around within weeks.
The hair follicle which is located beneath the visible hair has to be removed to have the hair permanently out. The newest technologies make it possible to do so.
Hair removal kits are available in the beauty market. The beauty parlors are dedicated to do professional hair removing. Once the hair is removed, there are prevention methods which will disable further development of the hair follicles beneath the skin.
These methods should be handled with care as most of them deal with biochemical substance which may not cause any immediate side effects, but they do have side effects in the long run. The use of the hair removal kits should be also with the professional guidance. If an individual does not adhere by the instructions in the manual provided with the kit, then the user may cause severe skin problems.
The removing of hair physically does not have any chemical reactions involved but it may harden the skin.
The use of chemical components will first disable or weaken the hair stem which is located in the hair follicle; and the creams will enable the skin to grow and cover the holes into pores. So the area where the hair was removed will not show up as a dump in the face.