All articles tagged with #facial hair
A customer shares a glowing review of a hair removal device, praising its effectiveness in removing facial hair after two months of use, saving them from expensive salon visits and potential COVID-19 exposure. The product, available on Amazon for $69.99, is said to work on various body areas but should not be used on eyebrows or tanned/tattooed skin.
Alex Verdugo, the 27-year-old outfielder, is embracing a "fresh start" with the New York Yankees after being traded from the Boston Red Sox. As part of conforming to the Yankees' rule against facial hair, Verdugo shaved off his signature red beard, which he had liked for warmth. He expressed excitement about playing for the Yankees and praised manager Aaron Boone for defending his players. Verdugo believes he has more potential to tap into and hopes to prove any negative perceptions wrong.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams acknowledges the unpredictable nature of the city, stating that waking up to anything from a plane crashing into the Trade Center to celebrating a new business is possible. Real estate agents are misleadingly labeling top-floor units as "penthouses." The NYPD is relocating reporters from their current press room to a trailer outside One Police Plaza. The Yankees' facial hair policy raises questions for baseball players. Former U.S. Rep. George Santos warns against believing the "fiction" in an HBO biopic about him.
Tom Selleck, known for his iconic mustache, has made a big change to his facial hair by growing a full beard. The Blue Bloods star was spotted running errands in the San Fernando Valley, almost incognito. Selleck, who resides on a ranch in Ventura County, has been enjoying his time off since the series wrapped Season 13 earlier this year. With the writers' strike ending, Selleck may now have more time to work on the script for the tenth film in the Jesse Stone franchise. Blue Bloods is set to return for its 14th season in 2024.
Hair and makeup designer Wakana Yoshihara discusses the evolution of Kenneth Branagh's mustache as Hercule Poirot in the film adaptations of Agatha Christie's detective stories. Yoshihara takes facial hair seriously, creating, styling, and maintaining Poirot's iconic whiskers. The mustache has gone through iterations to find the right balance between grandeur and practicality, with refinements made for each film. The false mustache is a combination of human and yak hair, meticulously woven into a thin strip of silk and applied with a special adhesive. Challenges include eating with the prosthetic and dealing with water scenes.
Menopause can cause an increase in facial hair for women due to changing hormone levels. Approximately 40% of women over 45 experience unwanted facial hair, especially on the chin. Dermatologists recommend various methods for removing menopause facial hair, including sugaring, electric facial hair removal devices, depilatory creams, and dermaplaning. At-home bleaching kits can also lighten the hairs instead of removing them. It's important to proceed with caution and follow proper techniques to avoid skin irritation or infection.
Chin hairs, especially in women, can be attributed to hormonal changes that occur as we age, particularly during menopause. As estrogen levels decrease and testosterone becomes more dominant, facial hair is more likely to sprout. The sensitivity of hair follicles to androgens varies among individuals, with genetics playing a role. Excessive chin hair growth may indicate an underlying condition such as polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) or Cushing's disease, and should be evaluated by a doctor. Treatment options include laser hair removal, electrolysis, anti-androgenic medication, and prescription creams. Plucking chin hairs is not recommended as it can damage the skin and cause ingrown hairs.
The article discusses a reader's dilemma about their fiancé's mustache, which they dislike but their partner refuses to get rid of. The reader wonders if they are being unreasonable in wanting the mustache gone and seeks advice on how to handle the situation.
Dermatologist Muneeb Shah, also known as the Derm Doctor, warns against kissing men with facial hair due to the bacteria they contain, which can lead to infections like impetigo. He advises men to clean their beards regularly to prevent the problem at the source. The warning comes after a young woman's painful pash rash video went viral, showing her red, scratched-up chin becoming more and more infected over a few days. Impetigo is a bacterial skin infection caused by Streptococcus and Staphylococcus bacteria.