foto: YouTube/Sara Dewi
Brilio.net - Do you have fine hair that appears around your face? The appearance of fine hair around the face is not only experienced by men, but can also occur in women. Usually, the fine hair experienced by women appears in the area around the mouth and forehead. Growing fine hair on your face can sometimes make you feel uncomfortable, right?
Fine hair on the face can occur due to several factors. One of the factors most often experienced by a number of people is the hormonal changes that occur during puberty, pregnancy and menopause. Chronic stress can affect the hormonal balance in the body, which in turn can trigger the growth of unwanted fine hair on the face.
Apart from these factors, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) can also affect the growth of fine hair on the face. PCOS is a hormonal condition common in women that can cause a variety of health problems, including excess facial hair growth.
To remove fine hair on the face, the first step that most people usually take is shaving. However, if done continuously, this action can irritate the skin. As a solution, you can remove fine hair on your face using a scrub made from natural ingredients.
As was done by a woman named Sara Dewi, who only spent IDR 2,000 to buy young papaya and turmeric powder. Apart from being cheap, these two natural ingredients have effective benefits for removing fine hair.
This is because young papaya contains the enzyme papain, which has natural whitening properties and can help reduce the color of fine hair on the face. The natural acid content in young papaya helps remove dead skin cells and opens pores, thereby reducing fine hair.
Turmeric contains an anti-inflammatory compound called curcumin, which can help reduce inflammation around hair follicles and reduce the growth of fine hair. Turmeric is also known to have a natural whitening effect, which can help reduce the appearance of fine hair by making facial skin brighter and more even. Meanwhile, the antioxidant compounds in turmeric can help protect the skin from damage caused by free radicals, which can affect the growth of fine hair.
Those are the benefits of the main ingredients that you can get. So how do you make and use these two ingredients? Come on, look at the information below as summarized by briliobeauty.net from Sara Dewi's YouTube channel, Wednesday (27/3).
Material:
photo: YouTube/Sara Dewi
- 1 young papaya
- 1/2 teaspoon turmeric
How to make:
photo: YouTube/Sara Dewi
1. Peel the young papaya and slice thinly.
2. Puree the young papaya using a mortar.
3. Pour into a clean bowl.
4. Mix in turmeric powder.
5. Stir all the ingredients until evenly mixed.
6. The mask is ready to use.
How to use:
photo: YouTube/Sara Dewi
1. Make sure your face is clean first.
2. Apply the mask evenly on the face.
3. Massage your face gently for 15 to 20 minutes.
4. Clean the mask using plain water.
5. Dry your face with plain water until clean.
6. Use this mask regularly, namely twice a week to get maximum results.
7. Before using a mask, do a sensitivity test on the back of your hand to show there is no allergy to your hands.
Young papaya can treat dry face and make it moisturized.
Papaya fruit is not only delicious to consume, but also has a number of benefits for maintaining healthy skin, especially dry skin. This is because young papaya contains large amounts of water which naturally helps moisturize the skin. Reporting from netmeds.com, when applied to facial skin, young papaya can provide the extra hydration needed to keep the skin fresh and moisturized.
Young papaya is rich in vitamins and antioxidants, including vitamin C and vitamin E. Vitamin C helps increase collagen production which strengthens skin structure and maintains natural moisture. Meanwhile, vitamin E protects the skin from damage caused by free radicals and helps keep the skin soft and moisturized.
The papain enzyme in young papaya also has healing properties that can help treat skin that is damaged or irritated due to dryness. This helps speed up the regeneration process of new skin cells , leaving the skin feeling smoother and softer.
(brl/jad)
