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Waxing is the method of removing hair from the root with a semi permanent result .After 4-6 weeks from the previous removal new hair will re-grow. In short waxing is the temporary method of removing hair from our body.     Waxing originated in Egypt in 1150 BC it was reported that the bodies of women in Rameses Harem were smooth & hairless. It is possible that body waxing was practiced earlier in Egypt dating back to 3000 BC. Most areas of concern were legs & underarms.     METHODS OF HAIR REMOVAL EPILATION Epilation means removal of hair including the part below the skin. Examples: - waxing , epilation devices, lasers, threading, IPL etc.     DEPILATION Depilation means removal of hair from the surface of skin . Examples: - depilatory creams, shaving etc.     TYPES OF WAXES HYDROSOLUBLE WAX   Hydro soluble wax is the normal wax which is made of sugar or honey and it is water soluble. ...

As we all know the word ‘hyper’ means more, therefore the word Hyperpigmentation associates with more of skin pigments that is Melanin which gives natural color to skin and hair and eyes as well. But there is a concern related with this melanin it just cannot control it production by any means whenever it comes in exposure to sun light. Well this is not only the cause of excessive production of melanin. Due to certain medications and internal bodily dysfunctions can also trigger the productivity of melanin. Types of Hyperpigmentation Type : Dark circles Causes : Due to lack of sleep, heredity, Poor blood circulation Affected Areas : Under eye Type : Chloasma or pregnancy mask Causes : Due to the hormonal changes occurs during pregnancy. Affected Areas : Covers the checks creating a butterfly wings like patches on both the checks Type : Freckles Causes : Due to exposure to UV lights Affected Areas : Nose, cheeks Some common Causes of Hyperpigmentation...