If hair is a source of discomfort in the life of a teenager, it is important to support him or her as best as possible in the process of removing hair or talk with the kid why he/she feels like that.
While waiting for puberty, if hair discomfort is already present, it is recommended to first use a bleaching cream. This type of product will not accentuate hair growth.
Once puberty has started, it is possible to start hair removal. The razor is still the easiest tool to use, but it stimulates hair growth and encourages hair ingrowth. The razor is recommended for people with light hair, i.e. fine hair.
Waxing is the most effective hair removal method for dense hair because the hair is pulled out in its entirety, which weakens the bulb, unlike the razor. Thus, they grow back less thickly. Depending on his or her modesty, the teenager can choose to have it done at home, with or without help, or in an institute.
Today, laser is one of the most popular alternatives. However, it only works on light skin and dark hair. For minors, this technique requires parental consent. However, with the major hormonal fluctuations during adolescence, the results may not be satisfactory.