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How to Remove Facial Hair Every woman wishes her to look to seem beautiful like soft, smooth and without any unwanted hair. But the unwanted hair on the face is one of the most irritating problems for women. Nevertheless, when there is unwanted hair growth on the face in particular places like chin, neck, cheeks, on the upper lips, or forehead, it causes awkwardness and that can affect the confidence of the person. In women’s, those who are suffering from facial hair they need to remove the hair frequently. So to get rid of this, there are several methods are available in the market as well as at home. Here are a few home remedies that can help fight unwanted hair growth. Egg White Mask The too much facial hair growth can be deeply reduced by this egg mask. This sticky mask makes the facial hair stick and help you peel the excess enlargement off once it is dry, but also nourishes your face skin. Eggs consist of full of protein, which fills the collagen bo

When puberty hits the teenage years can be a frustrating time when it comes to  skin care . Bodily changes and surges in hormones can cause blackheads, breakouts, and oily skin. Learning how to properly care for your skin at this age sets the stage for clear skin now and healthy skin the future.  Once puberty starts our skin begins to pump out more oil than it ever did before especially in our T-zone - forehead, nose, and chin areas. The more oil in our skin, the more likely that breakouts will occur. As dead skin cells mix with the oil, they both get trapped in the pores which leads to blackheads and whiteheads. If bacteria is present than pimples and pustules start to form as well. In order to stop this cycle  before it gets out of control , follow the steps below and start caring for your skin right. Cleanse Cleansing your skin twice a day is the cornerstone of any good skin care home care regime. Teens with very oily skin might even want to wash their face three times a da

Banana & Olive Oil Mask for Damaged Hair This homemade hair mask recipe made from bananas and olive oil soothes hair damaged from chemical processing, hair tools and sun exposure. Anyone who has had a chemical processing done to their hair (think perms, hair straightening or hair coloring) may have damaged hair that need protecting. The same goes for women who frequently use hair tools (flat irons, curling irons or blow dryers). Bananas are rich in tryptophan, an essential amino acid that can help strengthen hair, and potassium, a mineral which helps hair maintain a healthy pH balance. What I love most about this hair mask is that it includes ingredients many of us have in our homes. No need to order any items off of Amazon or head out to the local health food store. Keep in mind you can keep bananas in the freezer to use for your weekly hair masks. Ingredients 1 banana 1 tablespoon of olive oil, coconut oil, almond oil or argan oil a shower cap  Preparati