This is Why Women Should Shave Their Faces??

[@lightfractals]

it's not good for everyone. for some women it can cause sensitivity and acne

[@ghostratsarah]

You also need to use a high quality razor, which is expensive. Using a cheap or dull razor will cause or greatly worsen the side effects.

[@cecee3480]

I had a really bad breakout after shaving my face and had to go on antibiotics. So now I’m terrified to ever do it again.

[@katiegoddard6752]

@@cecee3480 the exact same happened to me too and I had to go on antibiotics as well. So I’m scared to do it again x

[@MizzzFizzz]

Yep but we are still pressured and judged if we chose not to ^^ A better video would be discussing how women have body hair and not to be afraid of it or feel you need to shave it all off.

[@MsBELLE7]

Honestly this shouldn't be done at home, that's the biggest thing. It's basically a medical procedure meaning you should be in a sterile environment with sterile equipment and gloves. Plus the trained professionals know how hard to press so as to not damage the skin as many people do unknowingly.

[@curlielulu01]

I've shaved my face and it has helped make my skin look and feel better. It also makes makeup look less cakey.

[@MrMrskay88]

How u shave your face? Use what kind of shaver? Share please😊

[@curlielulu01]

@@MrMrskay88 I used a regular cartridge razor and face safe shaving cream.

[@MrMrskay88]

Thanks a lot for sharing. Is it face shaving cream available at any drugstore?

[@judymcgowan2881]

@@MrMrskay88 best if you use a special derma plane razor made for shaving female face. Read up on how to do it. Can find derma plane razors at Walmart, Target, and Ulta beauty store. Also can get done where you get eyebrows waxed sometimes. Iwould recommend you having it done at least the first time. As you can scrape your face to hard and get sores or infection

[@dearcupid.]

@@MrMrskay88 Do not use a razor that you use to shave your legs, you have to use a dermaplanner because they are more gentle and you are only shaving peach fuzz not a fully grown beard or mustache

[@rahularora301]

Shaving your hair doesn't make it grow thicker, it's just that the angle of the shave makes it appear thicker, kinda like a point turning into a square so it shouldn't be a stigma for women

[@PersianPowergirl]

So if it "appears" or "feels" thicker to the touch, that's a battle lost anyway, isn't it. The point being, you don't want to feel pokey or thick hair. Regardless if it really is thicker or just "feels" thicker.

[@ghostratsarah]

It also makes the hair grow in sync, at the same speed and size.

[@ghostratsarah]

@@PersianPowergirl this can be avoided by shaving with the grain, but most people shave against it. Like petting a dog the wrong way. Petting the dog the right way, or shaving in the right way, will also lessen the risk of ingrown hairs and infections. But that requires a high quality sharp razor. Which is expensive.

[@Jack_Redview]

Boiling oil will get all those prickly hairs Makes sure the oil is at 300 C

[@RebeccaPGarza]

Well, it does feel thicker because it’s coming out for this first time after the shaving but it will get softer just like a rock in the ocean gets soft and round from being tossed about the water and other rocks.

[@shaejae6252]

I don't care how much ppl promote face shaving. My skin is sensitive n my facial hair grows in all directions

[@babygirldino3901]

The hair on my body is like carpet or velvet. It’s smooth one way, but won’t really go the other way. It is quite noticeable, even when they lighten up from the sun.

[@jeliiii3890]

Dc

[@madisonrose_official]

Hi Doctor Youn, I absolutely love your videos! I wanted to say though that dermaplaning doesn’t work for everyone - I tried it, and as a person with very sensitive skin I had an awful reaction and ended up with severe folliculitis! Just wanted to give a heads up to other people with sensitive and reactive skin - all my friends love dermaplaning but for me it ended up with antibiotics and a year of healing my skin barrier and scars.

[@arenabreakout731]

"what happens when women shave their face" Does something different happen if a man shaves his face or something 😂

[@ghostratsarah]

Men shave their faces primarily for cosmetic reasons. When you think of man shaving, you think of stubble prevention. For women, the vast majority only have unnoticeable peach fuzz, so there is no obvious cosmetic benefit- it is not a socially expected thing for most women to shave their faces. This video is basically a PSA aimed at women to advise them on a benefit they likely have never heard of and destigmatize the act of face shaving for the women who do shave for cosmetic reasons. Of course men can reap the same benefits, it's just that this video is aimed at educating women on the fact that face shaving is not intrinsically masculine.

[@Rose-iz3qv]

Women shave their microscopic face uteruses 🙄🙄🙄👆

[@melissamood4360]

@@ghostratsarah Your response was well written.

[@dearcupid.]

Men grow more hair and women mainly grow peach fuzz

[@emanmanihe]

do you use cosmetic products?

[@anitaheart]

My best friend started shaving last year and said it was the worst decision she’s ever made. She’s a slave to it now.

[@kimberlys.t.7206]

Because once you start it grows darker so you have to keep doing it. It’s terrible advice.

[@Aurorya]

@@kimberlys.t.7206 It's actually bullshit. It appears darker cause you cut the tip. And it's new hair that didn't get damaged. But if you exfoliate a few times it will get damaged and look lighter again. The hair really does behave the same way everywhere on the body. The only difference is the basic color and thickness, but that is due to the hormones, it doesn't change when you shave

[@kimberlys.t.7206]

@@Aurorya Everyone that I’ve known that shaved on their faces ended up with darker hair . I guess it all depends as we can see in the comments.

[@ellaes6602]

Exactly that's my fear and why I avoid it

[@Aurorya]

@@kimberlys.t.7206 Are you young ? Cause puberty makes the hair darker, and since people usually start shaving in puberty, they think it's shaving that makes the hair darker, when it's really the hormones...

[@ayeshasiddiqua2428]

One of my friend actually did it and now she is deal with the hair growth problems😕

[@gotcha9983]

I see it too

[@stargirl6659]

Such as?

[@ayeshasiddiqua2428]

@@stargirl6659 😄

[@osirusj275]

Does epilate the face hair works to reduce it like nose peel can remove peach hair around the nose

[@kherise]

For much as they say it won’t grow thicker or darker, I’ve experienced that already on my other body parts, so I’ll have a hard pass on shaving my face 🥴🥴🥴😏

[@777violett]

Naaaah. Please don’t shave your face. I tried it in high school and yes it feels nice the first day or two but then stubble appears. I remember I was kissing someone and he kept rubbing on my face as if he was trying to feel out the stubble, not cute.

[@777violett]

@annayu It wasn’t a razor it was one of those dermaplane tools and then I also tried this springy thing that pulls the hair out instead. I forgot what the tool is called. Both were nice for the first few days, but you can feel the stubble afterward. The hair on my face isn’t thick either but yet the stubble feeling is still there.

[@777violett]

@annayu I didn’t break out at all, and I did dermaplaning just fine with no problems it’s just the stubble that was annoying. The only reason I tried the one that yanked the hair out is to avoid stubble coming in so soon. But now I don’t care to take the hair off because I’d rather have hair than stubble.

[@LemoNiceRock-zz4wt]

I would reccommend to do ipl on the face,where you have to shave your face anyways before the treatment,thats what im doing and i have a hairless face.

[@777violett]

@@LemoNiceRock-zz4wt I’ve been wanting to do this for years, but have been skeptical. Do you have your own ipl system or do you get it done professionally?

[@user-bv7mk8id5t]

if ipl mean that laser light treatment, always pro! The at home kits are not strong enough. Plus I think you can risk scarring. You do have to go a few times for a few months. It did work, but I didn’t go enough, so my stache grew back (but much lighter). But the chin hairs did not, I only went 2x. But it’s not worth it unless you plan to go a few times. My sister went and had to go less and less. Then it became like 1x every 6 months to a year just for touch up. It doesn’t read very light blond hairs though as I was told. But you have to find a good place, some don’t use strong enough ipl and charge way too much.

[@the14thblackcat47]

But the ingrowns.

[@saskewoo]

I guess that's why it said to shave in the same direction as the hair grows, not the opposite

[@ghostratsarah]

That's why you always shave WITH the grain, not against it. There shouldn't be any resistance when the blade passes over. Shaving in the direction you hair grows will ensure you only take off what is above the skin. Shaving against your hair is kinda like lifting up a skin fold to wash, you're lifting the hair part way out of your skin. Just like how putting down a skin fold covers up the skin under the fold, the, now sharp, end of the hair will go back under your skin. And from their it can get confused and grow sideways instead of back up and out of your pore. If shaving with the grain doesn't take off hair, you need a better razor. You also need to exfoliate. If you don't, you can't get a close shave because of the dead skin and grime getting between the root and razor, and it will be an extra hurdle for a hair to become lost in while trying to grow back. It can't find the hole to come up through.

[@babygirldino3901]

You should have an exfoliating regimen to help with that. Some people needs once a week, or everyday like me 🫣😑

[@georgieeve2026]

There is no way I could shave my face.. While I know it would help get rid of dead skin cells, I absolutely would end up with a beard 🧒🧔 I am not willing to deal with that lol. Every single place I've shaved or plucked, has resulted in darker and thicker hair growing back.

[@MsDariel83]

Exactly, I started with shaving peach fuzz now; I shave down peach trees.

[@queenof3790]

Its not for everyone.. And thats ok babe !!!

[@B.Mega.D]

It WILL grow back denser and longer even if not always thicker...(but hormones will do that all by themselves with time anyway)

[@angelah8247]

Whew okay, I trust you over the doc. Yeah…that’s how that sounds.

[@shelliedenbrok8182]

What's wrong with baby hair I never shaved the whole entire life and I'm fine with it

[@ln9256]

Nothing is wrong with it, it's just info for if someone has been considering it. It can help with heavy makeup application and with the cleanup, cleansing and skin care that come with that sort of routine. Biggest drawback is if you are sensitive to sensory things because the hair takes a while to get back to what you've been used to and it can be super irritating to feel the blunt ends of newly sprouted baby hairs compared to the softness of grown out and tapered down hair.

[@ellaes6602]

Is just another stupidity to make woman worry about their face and stuff

[@shelliedenbrok8182]

I never wear makeup on

[@ln9256]

@@shelliedenbrok8182 well then it's totally useless for you probably. Honestly most people who wear makeup daily don't even need this in their routine. Well correction, Nobody "needs" this lol but a lot of people like to do stuff like this as a way to relax. Doing a long routine is super nice if you have literally nothing else to do/worry about.

[@hytothmn2110]

@@ln9256 my lazy ass couldn't relate. Lol

[@dct90210]

Shaving stimulates the hair follicles and causes more hair to grow. So while the hair might not grow back thicker you might get new coarse hairs popping up because you over stimulated your hair follicles. I only know because I go to an electrolysis and she explained that if nothing hormonal or genetically was causing hair growth then overstumulation was the cause of my hair growth. If you want to get rid of hair permanently, go see an electrolysis. I've been going for 4 months and my facial hair situation has gotten much better. Downside to electrolysis is it takes about a year or so to fully kill the hair follicle because of the hair cycle.

[@DooDooMuffins]

I did this once just to exfoliate and ended up with ingrown hair pimples in the places where I have peach fuzz. I'll never do it again.

[@XcRunner1031]

My stupidly sensitive skin and hair that always grows back longer and darker wherever I shave does not agree lol. I won't even try my face, it's not worth the risk of dermatitis and acne flare-ups.

[@lesleymay6757]

I would never shave my face, except my 'stache;) lol. The rest? No way. We are supposed to have fine hairs on our face, we are not mannequins. Like women really need yet ANOTHER step in our routines.

[@ellaes6602]

Totally

[@nono-fb8tr]

The only part of my body I shave is my face

[@denuitsmoongardens8474]

I wax my whole face - it makes my skin soft and glowey. Makeup looks way better And it's fun for me lol

[@toniboyer3322]

I don't know why this is ..but for some reason with my PCOS, it seems to grow back on my face in bigger patches where it was more of a peach fuzz before. I am not saying it grows quicker or thicker or whatever just that this is my own experience. So I don't shave my face very often... with my excessive hair growth, plucking seems best for me

[@Maverick4267]

Acne, hair growing in more noticeably because it’s changes growth directions, I have heard of sooner peoples getting darker. Peach fuzz adds a blur effect haha that’s what Marilyn Monroe said when she added her powder on.

[@k-popbiased1058]

I love how specific he is, really helpful :)

[@alricaneshama]

EXCEPT... Women with PCOS get male hair growth, NOT female. So, it does get thicker, coarser, and darker.

[@hemmmlock]

Not for me, I'm one of the unlucky ones that hair grows thicker if I touch(shave/pluck/whatnot) them lol

[@SabrinaRina]

Seriously, anywhere else it grows more, darker, thicker and I'm very prone to ingrown. I pluck, and only the most obvious folicals to not make that peach fuzz something worse. Just not chance it.

[@geminianarchy]

same for me and my mom and then my brother doesnt lol my mom has a better beard then my big brother lmao

[@geminianarchy]

same for me and my mom and then my brother doesnt lol my mom has a better beard then my big brother lmao

[@Lime9611]

This isn't true at all, the hair just appears thicker. You really shouldn't be spreading misinformation

[@MistySimons]

It can and does grow in dark and thick for people with hirsutism.

[@sugar2th173]

Don’t agree. I know women whose peach fuzz came back darker and thicker. No no no. I never did this and at 53 my skin is beautiful. I’m always complimented.

[@debrawalters7835]

Yes, thank you Dr Youn! I have been shaving my face for forty four years!

[@macielitoorale7022]

How many times do you shave your face each month?

[@debrawalters7835]

@@macielitoorale7022 Usually once a month.

[@PK-cg5ej]

Do u use a typical razor blade?

[@joyhruska9377]

Me too and I have never had any problems at all and I'm 57. I know we are all different tho

[@jijiani677]

Are you a man?

[@iluvbooty]

i like to pluck all the fat hairs and shave the baby hairs using a brow razor ~ it’s changed my face completely 🤩 also this might be obvious but to those who may not know.. wash your face first and rub some oil in your skin to soften it, otherwise you’ll just scratch the crap out of your face ~

[@queenof3790]

Either Ur doing it too rough or using it at the wrong angle babe.. Sometimes i nick my face tryna rush the process and hold it at the wrong angle.. Or because im being too rough lol

[@queenof3790]

But other wise. i LITERALLY do the exact same thing as you. I only have 2 lil fat hairs lol One on my cheek and one on my jawline lol soo annoying

[@KKTomahawk]

Dermaplaning is NOT shaving! Shaving is done with a razor and removes hair. Dermaplaning is done with a stainless steel surgical scalpel and is a form of exfoliation. Hair removal is a side effect, not the purpose. It absolutely helps with scarring and hyperpigmentation. Should not be done on those with pcos, active inflamed acne or oily skin.

[@simpleguh7835]

I just love your videos! You really do inform us of things we wonder 👏🏼👏🏼 I've always been told not to shave because your hair grows back thicker and darker so, thank you!

[@carrie893]

I've been shaving my upper lip for 30 years and I forget sometimes for months and it's still exactly the same as when I was 12, brown peach fuzz.

[@simpleguh7835]

@@carrie893 ok do you shave downwards?

[@carrie893]

@@simpleguh7835 no up. I now your supposed to shave with the grain. But my lip hair doesn't have a direction it's growing in. I'm just used to shaving up for everything else

[@simpleguh7835]

@@carrie893 oh okay well I'm going to try that tonight, thank you so much!

[@MM-ih8hd]

Ever since I've been doing this my face has really been glowing very refreshing..

[@skinnypete3104]

I’m a female who’s been shaving for over a decade. I only shave once or twice a week, takes only a minute or two and has helped in making my appearance more youthful. Never had any problems

[@michanonymous]

Everyone pls read the comments.. i haven't done this and idk anyone who has- but inspite the doc saying that regrowth is normal and not excessive, a LOT of the comments are saying otherwise. Pls don't take undue risks!

[@kristinstanley8981]

My ex husband told me I had to much hair on my face and insisted I shave it and since he made me feel super ugly I did and totally regretted it and to this day still regret it!

[@AurmazlZudeh]

What a horrible man. I hope you're happy and confident now as you should be ✨️

[@kristinstanley8981]

@@AurmazlZudeh I am much more happy and confident now. I was 20 and it devastated me to have him treat me the way he did. I've learned over the last 13 years to be proud of who I am.

[@Joanna-tq2yo]

I'm soo tempted to do this, I hear make up products look much better on your skin if you've shaved. But I'm petrified the hair will grow back darker and thicker no matter how much I'm reassured it wont😳

[@hytothmn2110]

Still HELL NAH. Not even going to try it. It's better to just not do it than to regret it after. GIRLS, it's OKAY to have hairs on your face. It's normal af. Your skincare will work just the same as it will be absorbed regardless you have hair or not. I managed to clear my acne with products without shaving/dermaplanning. Don't let a trend forcing you to follow and regrets it after as it's not for everyone!

[@emmac7880]

Nice to see common sence in the comment section 🎉❤

[@sugarapple5465]

Peach fuzz is so pretty and fluffy i don’t get it. Raw skin looks so dry and weird.

[@sugarapple5465]

@@BK-tp6jf babies have peach fuzz too! Pubic hair’s different, thick and dark, not a pleasant sight for most.. but the beautiful peach fuzz that’s so small and thin and glitters in the sun like gold and gives skin some texture, is so adorable

[@nono-fb8tr]

@@sugarapple5465 I don't like the peach fuzz on my face so I shave it but I love how my pubic hair looks so I keep it. Shaved pussies look gross

[@HSdirectioner5]

@@BK-tp6jf oh no guys definitely care. Everyone is influenced by this societal standard of beauty in women correlating with lack of hair. Both men and women

[@gcooper642]

Ah, no. You get thick regrowth because you cut the hair shaft at its thickest point and it will continue growing. It's not permenant because the hair eventually falls out, but if you're consistently shaving you will consistently cut the hair at various stages and always have some thick hairs growing in your face.

[@alternativeprincess4783]

It doesn't necessarily give me acne, but it seems to bring what's hiding just under the skin to the surface, unless I accidentally shave over acne that's already there, but either way I see an increase in whiteheads right after I shave but it also makes my blackhead remover mask work better and the whiteheads clear really quickly so I keep doing it

[@didierz_]

if i’m being a karen or anything can someone please tell me but dermaplanning doesn’t work for everyone, this yter Natalies Outlet tried it and it worked, but it gave her terrible break out, again if i’m being rude in anyway can someone please tell me

[@karenamy7504]

You're acting more like a Chloe than a Karen.

[@hallesinclair5174]

Not rude, it's not for everyone

[@TheMaru666]

To give one' s opinion about certain skincare method is not rude if done with good manners. Why are you concerned about being a " Karen? "

[@didierz_]

@@TheMaru666 bc have you read the comments on yt, someone literally called said creator she looked worse than the murderer she was talking about

[@ErisstheGoddessofmanhwas]

No way in hell , my skin is too sensitive, i shave my legs 🙃and have rashes everywhere, imagine my face 🙃

[@patricijafijan6043]

Do you change razors or razor heads often? Also do you use shaving foam/cream? If no please do, it could help prevent the rashes/razor burn and razor bumps

[@Colourization]

⚠️⚠️PLEASE DONT DO THIS!!!⚠️⚠️ this will give you a huge breakout and it won't last longer than a few days face hair is natural and you shouldnt shave it because of crappy makeup influencers who use blurring filters if you are going to do it please see a dermatologist and never do your nose hair as its extremely dangerous and life threatening.

[@alyssaverikas4969]

It will grow back thicker if you have certain medical conditions p.c.o.s. is one

[@Krisha.j13]

By when I tried this my skin started to breakout and my face was whole of acne I concerned the doctor and some of my acne are gone but some are still there with scars!

[@queenof3790]

Its not for everyone.. Have u tried washing ur face and moisturizing daily? I bought Ceraphil daily facial wash. And the ceraphil moisturizer for after for my teen son and his acne cleared right up within two weeks of use!!!

[@mali___4673]

This is bullshit. Anyone with half sense knows that the hair doesn’t come back right; short and fluffy like normal. You can get acne and sensitive skin can get very very broken and red from it. On top of that hair grows back rough, and stiff. Taking away the short fluffy hair has your body grow them back with more pigment and thicker in the hopes that the hair can withstand whatever it was that removed them in the first place - and that’s from an evolutionary perspective, the hair grows for a reason. If something is removing them from the surface your body is going to adapt and make them stronger and thicker to withstand whatever outside conditions happens to be removing them. Your body doesn’t know you’re doing it on purpose. All I’m saying is take care, it works for some but everyone I know in real life, it’s worked out badly for them.

[@queenof3790]

Not true for everyone

[@mali___4673]

@@queenof3790 and I literally said “it works for some”.

[@queenof3790]

My bad for missing two or three words after reading the whole book u wrote. 😒

[@mali___4673]

@@queenof3790 oh honey … if that’s a book to you I’m just going to leave now. No point engaging with someone who can’t reach even the simplest levels of intellect. Ufff …

[@queenof3790]

@@mali___4673 omg🙄🤦🏼 😂😂no babe😂😂 if u cant understand sarcasm... There's no point in continuing this. Get the stick outta ur ass Karen. I have a plethora of books in my house as well as an extensive education, & I can speak three languages.. Working on 4.. Im done entertaining this convo.. Sad that it came to a bs mini argument over 4 missed words and sarcasm.. LMFAO

[@bbfamily9081]

And it causes acne if your hair is too fine to brake through the skin to grow out.

[@robynlynch4992]

I've seen videos of women who have been "derma planning" for years and turns out the hair really doesn't get thicker or darker but it does get longer

[@nono-fb8tr]

Yeah I've been shaving my face for a while and it didn't change my hair texture

[@briannarose1996]

I shave! I have to use a good men’s razor to shave mine. I do it because my whole face is covered in peach fuzz and my foundation looks bad on top of it. I’ve never grown back thicker or darker hair. It makes my skin feel softer too.

[@jacquelinesmith8825]

What Direction should u shave?

[@ladystrange4769]

The hair is way more coarse when it grows in a day or 2 later!!!!!!!!! Oh yes it is

[@holliejennings123]

I have pcos so have to get rid of my facial hair everyday. It's not peach fuzz, it's coarse and black. :(

[@nandaamaharajh]

Spearmint and licorice helps reduce the testosterone which reduces the hair

[@joybrooks564]

I wax my face. It hurts like hell but I love the smooth

[@YAHUshua_is_the_Mashiach]

Yeah even though they say that it don't even turns back to peach fuzz that was a complete lie for me my hair after I shaved parts of my face it grew out really dark and thicker like the rest of my hair not everywhere though but in some spots absolutely

[@lucyinthesky4682]

I've been dermaplaning for 20 years and everyone said I was nuts. Then recently it became popular. I'm 44 and my skin looks very young (I do drink 3-4 liters of water a day) but I wish I created something to put Dermaplaning on the market years ago and I might be rich!

[@artisbipinson9158]

*just remember to use proper shaving and aftercare products* women that have breakout acne is almost always caused by them shaving dry and then slapping an events worth of makeup on top x.x i have very oily breakouty skin. But i do it right and give my skin some time(hours+moisturizer) to rest before i put makeup on. And i wash it off *immediately* after

[@briannall1342]

Wait til your change in life! Time will tell about the dark hair!?!?!? Beware!

[@josephinemadolobergquist7325]

I shave my face from time to time, it exfoliates soooo good. I like to do that and also steam my face and do a lovely face mask and then on with moisturiser. My face loves it. But I NEVER do it while I have acne or I do it only where I don’t have acne. Also I like to fix my eyebrows at the same time

[@katharineray8759]

Did it for the first time last month. Burned the CRAP out of my face. Never again.

[@sosocute1134]

After shaving once could never endure my unshaved fuzzy hair 😅 don’t do it guys it is so addicting. No but jokes aside it’s a wonderful glow, and makes the make-up slide on like a dreaaaam

[@LookingForThatBlessedHope]

I love this I have been shaving my face for probably 20 years and I use a regular razor nobody needs to tell me how bad that is for me I’m sure it’s not real good so when my husband complains how hard it is to shave I have to laugh at him because it’s not hard at all and I think it does help your skin quite a bit

[@TanujaJ]

I don't know why so many people is scared to be honest shaving helped my face.....i get less acne it removes my dead skin cells....and even though i have very sensitive skin...🙂 Its just how you do it....if u are using it wrong them you are most likely to damage ur skin...

[@tinaso8045]

i’m so glad you posted this. i can’t tell you how many time people have told me facial hair will only grow darker and thicker if you shave it.

[@hytothmn2110]

Welp just read the comments again, lots of people says otherwise lol

[@xadriaavila2336]

I tried this on a little patch on my face and I got a. Million little pimples just In that small patch on my face it went away eventually its not worth it, you have hair on your face for reason

[@kyrak.4143]

It's not good for everyone. Besides van we normalize women's body hair already?

[@rosegocheva3309]

I got darker hairs and i regret listening to the internet about this

[@sugarapple5465]

That’s not true!! It will grow worse. Been there done that

[@jane-gg5dk]

I get that it doesn’t work for most people, but truly most people don’t know what they’re doing when they try it and will just take an eyebrow razor to their dry skin and then wonder why their skin has become irritated and rashy… Please use a real facial razor and a shaving cream or even a face wash to reduce the friction completely and you won’t encounter the “rash” problem lol

[@HeatherBDentureDiVa]

Yeah bc we want 5 o'clock shadows. Actually worked with a woman who did this and she ended up with issues and insecurities bc of her 5 o'clock shadow. Felt so bad for her.

[@kenny995]

I can't do it, it always causes acne and redness when I do it. I have such sensitive skin 😩 I can't even go to am esthetician without a break out

[@littleblueclovers]

It won’t be thicker but the cut hair will *appear* thicker. If you shave, often times it can be a bit of a commitment to prevent that awkward stage.

[@t00sa]

I've been doing this for a while without knowing it was a thing lol. I do this after showering to remove dead skin and it works great (for me!)

[@debbiedouglas6541]

I have a little thing that is like a tight spring. It's about seven inches long with little a handle on each end. I rub it back and forth across my face and it's pulls out hairs. I heard years ago that shaving my face would encourage coarse hair to grow back.

[@Mimi-tu4fd]

A lot of makeup artists do this for a smoother look.

[@gunjansingh__]

It might backfire for some people. Ingrown hairs could cause more harm to ur skin and it will spread like wild fire trust me. HAVE SEEN SUCH CASES.

[@rebeccasickler7385]

I use magic shave powder, it's really good for sensitive skin ✨️

[@gaetanodragonetti3942]

I always get comedones, acne and foliculitis when I shave my face. Even being extra clean and sanitizing the tools. The only thing I can do is use tweezers. No wax, no shaving, no creams.

[@aeoligarlic4024]

Then why are my legs even hairier?!

[@Thisplaceisaprison3912]

Can we have an in-depth review on women shaving their faces? I suffer with hormone problems and shave or pluck since laser isn’t affordable for my current situation.

[@naturalrealm7850]

Just be your natural selves ladies. Basic exfoliating, washing and grooming and that's that.

[@littlejohnny2000]

“Doctor Youn.. is this true?” “nah it’s cap”

[@Bianca-rp7hg]

And most important: Don’t do this at home, please go to a professional. They know what to do and will treat your skin according to its needs. Doing it by yourself might cause harm!

[@AbigailSGoff]

Every single time I see a video of him reacting I always check the account

[@BrendasArt]

nature made us the way we are for a reason and that's with soft thin light facial hair for woman and thicker coloured for man.

[@peaceworld5393]

I had a hysterectomy in 85 and it caused my lip and chin hair to grow thicker so I shaved it now I can grow a beard and mustache like a man, I would love to get it removed.

[@normajsierra2815]

Whaaat? Shave my face ? Dr. , Please give your professional direction/advice in shaving my face . I am 68 years old with very light colored , Fuzzed hair on face. I love all the videos you create.

[@themindhelp9584]

Go do itttt!!!! I do it and my face neber looked better! In terms of makeup and skincare

[@realtalk4478]

And it make you're hair grow thicker, it not for everybody

[@iamdanaj]

I enjoy your videos and your sense of humor. :)

[@gamingturtle9261]

I have bad acne for reason I can't remember but by I know my skin is this way because I got it from my father. Because of the acne I never thought about shaving because i know it would be painful over some of them

[@jaydee1389]

I have pcos the hair will grow back longer and thicker

[@catinaphone6152]

It gives me acne when I try to shave my face, I rather keep my facial hair (it doesn't bother me anyway)

[@clairedolci]

Disagree. I have been a waxer for 25 years and have seen first hand how shaving can make hair thicker and coarser whilst waxing makes it thinner and sparser. Even just one shave between waxes sets you back.

[@-cMc-]

I shave my face...ya'll get a gentle automatic razor. Don't take a gellet to your face. Your face will be smooth it doesn't thickin the hair.

[@bosslady3210]

I can't risk it. Waxing will always be my go to

[@caramelobear1952]

Here's MY solution for all who have SENSITIVE skin and who dont have time to spare. I have sensitive skin with hyperpigmentation. I use VEET hair which is an international hair removing creme which has one for SENSITIVE skins. Use what your country has available to you if its not available in your land. Simply apply to your face EXCEPT on ACNIED, ECZEMA or ANY current inflammatory or ALLERGY prone skin being treated. Apply a thin layer on damp skin, wait THREE to FIVE minutes, GENTLY WIPE OFF with a WET face towel rinsed and wrung in COLD water to COOL the skin. Your skin should'nt burn or sting at all unless you have very dry skin in which case you should not use any depilatory cremes, retin A, AHAs or any skin treatment products. WIPE your skin gently. LOOK HOW CLEAN AND SMOOTH the skin is, like GLASS SKIN. I think this glass skin story of using expensive skin treatments is a fraud. Glass skin can be EASILY achieved by simple inexpensive cremes. No need to go for expensive derma planning. Once all the hair is off, apply a GENTLE face creme or massage with a good face oil. Does that not look like glass skin? XTRA VIRGIN Olive oil is good even Vaseline original. Look! You now have glass skin.😊 Tommorow you skin will look super HYDRATED when upu wake up. The skin does glow immediately after hair removal, Use a non- alcoholic toner followed with an oil or your regular face or a soft hydrating body creme. The hair does NOT grow back thick or dark. You wont even notice the growth as the growth blends against your skin. The only women who will have chin spikes are women in menopause or postmenopause. That is cos your hormones are now imbalanced. REMEMBER, YOU ALREADY HAD SPIKY hairgrowth BEFORE you used a hair removing creme for your face. Lets not deny that. Now for those with hyperpigmentation, acanthosis around the lip area, REMEMBER to ALWAYS USE A HIGH SUNSCREEN EVERYDAY like SPF 50 or 100 hyperpigmented skin. DO NOT USE hair removal cremes if you have ACANTHOSIS around your mouth. It will become darker cos that area is sensitive! My pigmentation appears almost unnoticeable because I use NIACIN skin products in conjunction with niacin tablets recommended by a specialist intergrative practitioner. My pigmentation, acne on the chin and face is a distant memory. The hyperpigmentation is super light, my face is radiant, soft, YOUTHFUL, SMOOTH and completely WRINKLE free. I kid you not folks, people think I'm 27, I'm 52. My hair is a lions mane, my face, neck and decolette is without fat, looks ultra smooth and sculptured. I massage my face regularly, eat sensibly, dont shy away from treats, exercise a few times walking long distance in THE MALL😊, this balances my mind, body and soul cos I do what I like which makes me feel satified and happy. TRY it! You WONT BE SORRY😊

[@Hexharlow]

Don’t forget to make sure everything is sanitized and to Not to put makeup on directly after because it can cause infection

[@bluebutterfly391]

I started shaving at 61 .. so far my peach fuzz doesn't seem to grow very fast, no dark hair .. and makeup looks better

[@HB-yg3ke]

But how will I know until it’s too late if I’m gonna get a terrible break out? My skin would look so much better if I did unless... IT DOESNT.

[@nom6855]

Really it won't grow darker???🥺

[@sherryanderson5029]

Yes it will

[@trishz1]

You so handsome Dr Youn

[@polariszephyrus]

The music takes me back to Forza 4

[@tyriaxepheles7996]

I tried dermaplaning once and then I had a bunch of red stripes from the ridged eye brow knife and my face felt all stubbly

[@nono-fb8tr]

You need to shave at a 40° angle so this does not happen

[@chadwick444]

guys i dermaplaning my face with a BIC razor (im a girl). my face now has a pinkish-red tint and my skincare routine burns (its never burned before) will i be okay and what should i do!!??

[@nyx7818]

I've heard people saying that when they start shaving they got acne. So what could possibly be causing that?