One of the most unpleasant places for a woman to have hair on is her face and even if our bodies are almost fully covered with hair, women with dark brown or black hair have it more accentuated on their face. It looks weird and most of them remove it with waxing or shaving. Forget […]

Instead of fighting this polycystic ovary syndrome symptom, they're showing it off.

Harnaam Kaur is the only woman in the collection of photographs. The 23-year-old from Slough, Berkshire, suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome which causes excess hair growth.

How to remove facial hair? According to statistics, hirsutism — also known as excessive hair in unusual areas — affects about 5-10% of women of all ages. However, no matter how healthy we may be, we all have to use tweezers on our faces from time to time in order to look gorgeous. We’ve found that it’s not always necessary to use painful methods of facial hair removal — especially when other less painful methods can be found right in your kitchen!

Chin hair likely isn't cause for concern, but it may signal an underlying health condition. Read up on the causes for chin hair, plus how to get rid of them.

Chin hair may mean something else is going on.

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