Everyone has hair on their face to some extent.
It also varies according to genetics, meaning certain people are predisposed to have more of it.
While facial hair is normal and healthy, some women just don’t enjoy the look of it.
Cosmetically speaking, there are ahost of hair removersincluding chemical compounds, exfoliators, and razors on the market.
Having facial hair isn’t a problem if it stays consistent and is a product of your genetics.
Yet, when facial hair increases at a fast rate, that’s when it needs to be investigated.
Known ashirsutism, or male-pattern hair growth, the hair tends to be especially thick and rough.
Often when due to hormonal issues, it will appear suddenly and high testosterone may be the culprit.
It may be a sign of having high androgens.
A gynecologist or hormone specialist can run blood tests to check your hormone levels.
