Is there a household remedy(ies) to help facial hair growth?
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Try a mask of cow manure twice a day.
333555
Bergamont mint tea helps.  It's an herb my mother used to grow and gave me growing up.
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its baldness\nNatural Home remedies for Baldness :\n \nTry this cure for baldness : Boil 1 cup mustard oil  with 4 tablespoon henna leaves. Filter and bottle. Massage on the bald patches regularly.\n \nGrind 1/2 lime seeds, and 1/2 black pepper, apply to bald patches regularly. Helpful home remedy to cure baldness\n\nScrub the bald area with onions till it becomes red. Follow up by applying honey over patch.\n\nRub on the scalp with 1 teaspoon oil in which raw mangoes have been preserved for over one year. Repeat treatment frequently.
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I have read about a number of different home remedies such as using lemon juice or egg whites massaged into the scalp to stop hair loss and itchiness. I think both might work in your case. Also, since you are expecting, you are probably under a lot of stress (as my wife was when she was expecting and had a similar problem.)\n\nIf this doesn't seem to correct the problem, it may be a bigger issue. I did a quick search and found this website:\nhttp://www.hairlossspecialists.com/forwomen.cfm\n\nLet's hope that it doesn't get to that point though. Best of luck!
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Try dry shaving with plenty of lotin! Or try bladeless hair removers like nair. they smell bad though so have a scented candle in the room or something.
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I would stay away from Rogaine type medicines.  I don't want to take anything that women shouldn't even touch, personally.  Ginkgo biloba improves circulation to the scalp.  Horsetail can help strengthen your hair.  Green tea and Saw Palmetto may help prevent further hair loss.  Tea tree oil can help kill mites, bacteria and fungi that can live on the scalp and cause hair loss.  Apple cider vinegar and sage tea as a rinse can help hair grow.  Biotin supplementation can help hair grow.  Read all the lables for these products and consult a physician if you have any health concerns before taking these products.\n\nJust remember, many women find baldness very sexy.  So maybe shaving your head would be the easiest solution.
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best time is when you take a bath, your skin is warm and soft less irritation from the blade.. use a shaving cream and shave in the direction the hair is growing. it's works for me.
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Why don't you try Pulsed Light (this is not a laser) Yeh! it seems expensive but look at how much money you would save in the long run with shaving products etc. not to mention the discomfort of your problem. Either that or grow a beard.
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No, shaving doesn't make more hair grow.  It only cuts off the tapered end leaving the blunt end at the tip.  This can make the individual hairs look thicker, but it's only an illusion.  The amount of facial hair a person has is due to hormones and genetics.  Facial hair, like any other hair on the body, also has cowlicks (swirl patterns in how they erupt from the skin).  This sometimes makes a beard look uneven or patchy.
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first of all food has nothing to do with it.. eat your natural vitamins and wash your face with warm water frequently not too much chemicals all the time.. sometimes exercise works too to control your hormone levels masturbation works... or talk to a doctor if you are really worried.. massage to inhance blood circulation or products with Salicylic Acid...
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No. The only thing that can cause your facial hair to grow is genetics. Anybody that tells you any different and has no scientific proof is full of it.
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so you are probabcly asking for treatment advice to remove excessive facial hair. First I would recommend for her to see a doctor and ensure there is no medical reason behind this unusual facial hair pattern, then a brief discussion with a dermatologist could save her lots of over the counter product trials, good luck
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Shave it, or use laser hair removal
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Not a damn thing you do at home will work.\n\nThere are all sorts of claims made by people about the cause of hair loss ranging from stress to nutrition to shampoos to wearing hats.  None of them are true.  None of them.\n\nUnless you are severely malnourished, your hair loss is hereditary and unstoppable without medical intervention.\n\nSome hair follicles around the head have certain receptors for a hormone called DHT (dihydroxytestosterone).  These poor hair follicles, upon binding DHT, start to produce thinner and weaker shafts of hair until they no longer produce hair at all.  Hair follicles can vary, it seems, in their sensitivity to DHT.  Obviously, hair follicles on the sides and back of a bald man's head are not sensitive to DHT.\n\nMedications such as Minoxodil produce limited results.  Minoxodil, believe it or not, was initially used to treat hypertension (if memory serves) and is basically a vasodilator that, when applied to the scalp, increases blood flow to the hair follicles.  You must apply it daily otherwise any improvement will be reversed.\n\nPropecia (a pill), on the other hand, is a DHT antagonist, that blocks DHT from reaching the DHT-sensitive hair follicles and thus allows these follicles to grow hair.  Same situation with DHT, however.  Stop taking it and you'll lose hair again.  Moreover, it affects the hormone that makes us act like men, which is why one of the side-effects of propecia can be decreased libido.  To hell with that, I say!  (Fortunately, I'm not bald!)\n\nThe only way known to man that restores hair are hair transplants.  Non-DHT-sensitive follicles are harvested and transplanted to bald areas of the scalp, and thus continue to grow (provided the graft survives).\n\nI've heard of some ridiculous home remedies though.  My older brother's hair was thinning several years ago, and my mother suggested that he apply olive oil to his scalp!
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Be a man - wax 'em off or buy a depilator such as "epilady".\n\nIt only hurts the first few times - honest. \n\nIt really reduces re-growth too.\n\nJust one thing, when you do it, please video it and put it on youtube - I have helpfully included the link below.
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Try Aloe Vera-Really works for me.
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I would consult a barber.  They probably have some good advice and products to try out.\n\nOr you can visit a Clinique or Origins counter at a department store.  They have great stuff!