Say Good Bye to Unwanted Facial Hair.

Peach fuzz might sound cute...

But it can morph into unwanted stray hairs that can be annoying to see & deal with.

Just like men, women have hair follicles all over their faces. However, for most women, these follicles grow tiny, soft hairs — called vellus hair, that are barely noticeable.

However, during menopause…

A woman’s body stops circulating estrogen but continues to circulate the same amounts of testosterone. 

And it’s this imbalance of hormones that causes the fuzzy vellus hairs to morph into terminal hairs — the longer, thicker, and deeper rooted hairs we have to bust out the tweezers for.

And although this is a totally natural process that happens to women during major hormonal changes... 

However, for some, having peach fuzz or stray hairs can be bothersome or uncomfortable.

And if you belong in that group...

We’re here to help!

Here are some options you can take for peach fuzz removal, recommended by professional dermatologists:

Option #1: Waxing

Waxing may be a familiar process for your eyebrows or your nether regions...

But did you know this method of hair removal could also be used for peach fuzz on your face?  

Whether you use an at-home kit or head to the salon, the process is pretty standard.

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA): 

- First, melted wax is applied to the area, then given time to cool and harden. 

- Next, said wax is quickly pulled off in the opposite direction, removing hair from the root in the process.

Option #2: Sugaring

Sugaring is almost nearly identical waxing, and can be used to remove peach fuzz at the root.  

The major difference with sugaring and waxing is — the paste doesn't stick to the top layer of skin. Instead, it adheres to hair and dead skin cells so there's less risk of hair breakage and skin irritation.

Rather than using traditional wax, this hair removal method includes slathering sugar wax on the area to remove any hair, including peach fuzz. 

Per the FDA, a melted sugar mixture is applied to the hair and fabric is placed on top, then ripped away once cooled.

Option #3: Dermaplaning

Dermaplaning is a trendy facial method for removing dead skin and peach fuzz. 

A dermatome, which looks like a tiny electric scalpel, is used to remove the surface layer of your skin, and, in the process, peach fuzz on your face is removed, too.

Option #4: Threading

Another hair removal technique you’re likely familiar with, threading can be used to remove peach fuzz on your face, too. 

The FDA states this process involves using a loop of thread to pluck the hair from your skin.

Option #5: Bleaching

While not quite a hair removal method, many people opt to bleach their peach fuzz rather than get rid of it completely.  

This is especially the case for those with dark hair who deal with more prominent peach fuzz on their face. By using a bleach that’s safe for your face, you can lighten your peach fuzz so that it’s even less visible.

Option #6: Hair Removal Cream

Hair removal creams are another popular option for removing peach fuzz. 

Known as depilatories, the FDA explains that hair removal creams, gels, and lotions affect the protein structure of hair, causing peach fuzz to dissolve and be easily wiped away.

Option #7: Shaving

Is it okay to shave peach fuzz? Yes! 

Just as men often opt to shave their facial hair, you can do the same with unwanted peach fuzz. 

Rather than reaching for the same razor you use on your legs, opt for a gentler option by using a small, electric razor specifically meant for use on your face.

And no, according to the Mayo Clinic, hair removal won’t cause your hair to grow back thicker, darker, or faster. Phew!

PS. These options we have included in our article are indeed helpful in removing the peach fuzz & stray hairs!

However, they are just a temporary solution...

If you don’t dive into the root of the problem... 

Which is the hormonal imbalance that activates the peach fuzz to turn into their thicker & more annoying cousin — the terminal hairs... 

The peach fuzz will grow back, and will morph into those unwanted stray hairs once again. And in some cases, the hormonal imbalance can cause women to experience male-pattern balding.

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