After bringing you some simple tips for glowing skin, today we are going to discuss natural ways to remove unwanted hair permanently. Do you ever get self-conscious because of unwanted hair on your body? Would you like to get rid of hairs naturally and permanently without laser and other painful procedures?

Then read on, as we have some amazing remedies for you to easily make at home. Unwanted hair can be removed permanently and easily so that you don’t feel embarrassed at all. Unwanted hair can be on your face, hands, legs and other areas of the body and it is a given that everyone desires to have clean and clear skin. There are so many treatments to remove hair like laser treatment, waxing and electrolysis, all of which have their own pros and cons. If you don’t want to get any of them and would prefer to get rid of it naturally, then we have some great remedies for you.

How To Remove Hair At Home?

There are some causes of unwanted hair and they are:

Excess hair growth can be because of certain hormonal conditions. An increased level of Androgen in women can increase hair growth. Insulin resistance could be another reason.Also see how to cure acne naturally at home

Here we have some home remedies to remove hair naturally on a permanent basis if kept as part of a daily regime:

Oil massage: Massaging oil, such as Tala Ant Egg Oil, could also help remove the hair. After waxing or shaving, massage oil into skin for 10minutes. This oil will gradually thin hair out and is a very easy way of keeping unwanted hair at bay.

Gram Flour Scrub: Ever wondered how our grannies often came up with some amazing remedies. Well this remedy is also from their treasure book. Scrubs are very good for the skin and they can help in getting rid of hair. All you need is gram flour, curd and a few drops of any of your favourite oil, such as olive or mustard. Apply the oil all over your body, especially at places where you have more hair growth. Keep scrubbing and once it starts to dry then peel it off. Repeat this twice or three times a week for better results.

Lemon Honey Paste: This remedy is considered a miracle remedy to remove facial hair. Make a paste using 5 teaspoon of honey and a few drops of lemon. Gently rub this for 10-15 minutes and then wash it off with lukewarm water. Make sure your skin is completely clear of this paste as lemon is acidic and can irritate some sensitive skins.

Dough Ball: This remedy is super quick and easy and is so safe it has even been used on the babies to reduce the amount of lanuga on their bodies. Make a ball out of basic dough and dip it in oil, olive oil is best with dough, then apply to the unwanted hair for around 10 minutes. The more you rub the better the results would be. Over time hair will decrease.

Chick Pea Mask: This remedy is famous from the ancient times. For this you will need chick pea flour, a few drops of milk, 1 tablespoon of yogurt and 1 tablespoon of turmeric powder. Mix all of them together well and then apply to the face. Be sure to leave it on for half hour and once the paste is dry, wash it off with lukewarm water.

Nearly everyone that cooks or eats knows the versatility, flavor, and health benefits that olive oil can bring to cooking. But did you know that it has countless uses around the house to preserve finishes, fix squeaks, and even enhance your beauty routine?

No need to use your most expensive olive oil; opt instead for a bargain brand for household uses. To make it even more useful, keep some oil in a spray bottle.

In the Kitchen

Protect Wooden Cutting Boards, Salad Bowls, and Utensils

After hand-washing wooden kitchen pieces, give them a light coating of olive oil to nourish the wood and prevent cracking and discoloration. Let the oil sit on the wood for about five minutes and then buff with a soft cloth.

Stop Sticking

When you’re preparing a recipe, coat measuring cups and spoons with a bit of olive oil and they will release sticky foods like honey, peanut butter, and mustard easily.

Shine Stainless Steel

Put a dab of olive oil on a soft cloth and rub stainless steel appliances, pots, and sinks to prevent streaks, water spots, tarnish, and corrosion. Finish by buffing with a soft cloth.

Slow Tarnish

Olive oil won’t stop silver from tarnishing but it will keep it shiny longer. Just a dab of oil on a soft cloth rubbed over polished silver will slow the oxidation that brings on tarnish.

Remove Sticky Labels

Saturate paper labels with a drop or more of olive oil and let it remain on the label for at least 15 minutes. The label will peel off easily and the plastic, glass, or wooden item can be hand-washed to remove any remaining residue.

In the Bedroom and Bath

• Keep Pearls Lustrous

Pearls can become dull from make-up and soil but many cleaners are too harsh to use on the delicate finish. Bring back the luster with a bit of olive oil on a soft cloth that is rubbed over each pearl. Buff dry with a soft cloth.

• Remove Tight Rings

Have a ring that just won’t budge from your finger? Coat your finger in olive oil and use a soft cloth to get a grip on the ring and slowly work it off your finger.

• Unstick a Zipper

Dip a cotton swab in some olive oil and rub it over the teeth of the zipper. Work slowly and gently ease the zipper pull up or down.

• Shine Shoes and Boots

Bring back the shine to patent leather, rubber, and natural leather shoes with a bit of olive oil on a soft cloth. Don’t use on suede or any napped surface! Buff with a clean cloth.

• Protect Razor Blades

Razor blades are expensive. To help them last longer and prevent dulling rust, wipe down dry razor blades with a cotton ball or swab dipped in olive oil. Allow the blades to dry before using them.

• Soften Cuticles and Moisturize Skin

Olive oil is an ideal natural lubricant for rough cuticles and dry skin. You can even add a bit to your warm bath to soften skin while you bathe.

• Control Frizz

Comb a bit of olive oil through dry hair to tame flyaways. You can also rub it on your hands to run through your hair to control frizz. Both your hair and hands will look better.

• Remove Makeup

Dabs of olive oil will remove heavy makeup without any drying chemicals and leave your skin feeling soft. It is particularly good for removing mascara because it also moisturizes dry lashes.

• Remove Tough Stains From Hair and Skin

Olive oil will ease the pain of removing sticky substances like paint and gum from hair. Simply coat the area well and slowly work out the sticky mess with a tissue. For tough stains on skin, like hair dye, car grease, tar, permanent marker ink, and oil paint, mix a few drops of oil and one teaspoon of sugar to create a gentle but effective scrub.

Around the House

• Silence Squeaky Hinges

A few drops or a quick spritz of olive oil will silence squeaky hinges on doors, cabinets, appliances, or car doors.

• Remove Water Rings and Scratches

Bring back the beautiful look of wood by using a bit of slightly warm olive oil to cover small scratches and water rings. Apply the oil with a soft cloth and then buff with a dry cloth. Make a good furniture polish to use weekly by mixing one-fourth cup olive oil, four tablespoons of distilled white vinegar, and two teaspoons lemon juice. Place it in a spray bottle and give it a good shake before each use. Store in the refrigerator.

• Condition Leather Surfaces

Leather furniture, gloves, and baseball mitts will become soft and supple after buffing with a few drops of olive oil and a soft cloth.

In the Garden

• Prevent Mosquitoes

Pour a little olive oil into rain barrels. It will float on the top and prevent mosquitoes from breeding.

• Protect Garden Tools

Olive oil will protect wooden tool handles from drying out and splitting. Coat metal tools to prevent rust, prevent dirt and snow from sticking and keep the moving parts of pliers and clippers operating smoothly. Don’t forget to protect wooden outdoor furniture!

• Invigorate Plants

Ferns and palms will be lush if you add two tablespoons of oil to the base of the plant about once per month.