How to remove the fur underneath

Removing hair from the perineum can be achieved through methods such as shaving with a razor, hair removal cream, beeswax hair removal, laser hair removal, and electrolytic hair removal. The selection method should consider skin sensitivity, pain tolerance, and persistence requirements.

1. Razor Shaving

Using a razor is the most convenient temporary hair removal method, suitable for people with good skin tolerance. During operation, shaving foam or gel should be used to reduce friction, and gently scrape along the direction of hair growth to avoid folliculitis caused by reverse operation. After shaving, it is recommended to apply aloe vera gel to soothe the skin. This method should be repeated every 2-3 days to maintain its effectiveness.

2. Hair removal cream

Chemical hair removal cream achieves hair removal by dissolving hair keratin in mercaptoacetic acid, suitable for large-scale use and with low pain. Before use, it is necessary to test for allergic reactions on the inside of the wrist. After application, strictly follow the instructions to control the time and avoid chemical burns. After hair removal, it is necessary to thoroughly clean and moisturize with water, and the effect can last for 1-2 weeks. Sensitive skin should be used with caution.

3. Honey wax hair removal

Honey wax hair removal maintains its effect for a long time through physical removal, usually lasting 3-6 weeks. After applying hot or cold wax to the hair, it can be quickly peeled off in the opposite direction of growth, which may be accompanied by brief pain and swollen hair follicles. Avoid high-temperature bathing and vigorous exercise within 24 hours after operation, and regularly take care to prevent hair growth. It is forbidden for patients with diabetes and varicose veins.

4. Laser hair removal

Laser selective destruction of melanin in hair follicles can achieve semi permanent hair removal, which requires 3-6 treatment courses to complete. Avoid sun exposure and self hair removal for 4 weeks before treatment, as temporary erythema or pigmentation may occur after surgery. This method has a significant effect on dark hair, and special wavelength equipment is required for light hair. The treatment interval is 4-8 weeks.

5. Electrolytic hair removal

The electrolytic method uses a fine needle to introduce current to permanently destroy hair follicles, making it suitable for precise hair removal in small areas. Each treatment can only treat a small amount of hair and needs to be repeated multiple times, which may leave small scars. The operation must be performed by professional technicians, and antibiotic ointment should be applied after surgery to prevent infection. It is not recommended for patients with scar constitution. Regardless of the hair removal method used, the perineum should be kept clean and dry before and after the operation, and loose cotton underwear should be worn to reduce friction. After hair removal, avoid immediately using skincare products containing alcohol. If there are persistent redness, swelling, pustules, or other abnormal reactions, seek medical attention promptly. Laser and electrolytic hair removal should be performed by institutions with medical qualifications, and the expected results and potential risks should be fully communicated with physicians before surgery. Regular use of moisturizing lotion containing allantoin can alleviate hair growth, and the frequency of hair removal should be adjusted according to the hair growth cycle.