This was much needed. Almost...almost every beauty blogger or make up influencer is explaining benefits of shaving your face. I too wanted to try it but was always sceptical about the results. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for your support, I am glad it helped you. Please subscribe to my channel for up coming tutorials, give me a like because it helps me to continue creating new and fresh tutorials for this community. Thank you :) 👍
Don't be put off by this video - by a person who has no facial hair and no need to even try shaving her face. Watch a video by someone who does and then decide.
@@OneLegOutofBed You can't see peach fuzz on camera so how would you know that she has no need to even try? Everyone has peach fuzz. The whole reason people do this practice is for peach fuzz, not dark hair.
I follow a 63 year old woman here who has been micro blading for a couple of years, and her facial hair has never grown back thick, dark, and stubbly. When she wants to, she can forego the shaving, and live with the same level of peach fuzz she had before she started. Her skin GLOWS.
The only thing I can say Everyone has their own thoughts and opinions about the shaving, you have to make your own. Maybe try it out and see. Thank you for your comments. Maria
I don’t understand the point of saying don’t shave you need these hairs but then to tell people to laser them off instead. Or saying that it causes micro cuts but then say to use scrubs which can also cause micro cuts in the skin. I saw you recommended a coffee ground scrub as a gentle alternative. How is ground up coffee beans gentle? Just like a walnut scrub the bean/shell is ground up and jagged and can cause cuts. I also saw you recommend lemon and honey to bleach the hairs.... lemon is not good for your skin??? Sensitizing and can be damaging to your skin if you go out in the sun after. I just don’t understand how you are trying to say shaving will damage your skin but then mentioned alternatives that can also damage your skin.
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining why didn’t you address their other points such as suggesting people use lemon on their skin? Like that is so bad and damaging..
But microneedling leaves scars too..but you say to use.. the only thing that's worried me about blading..is I feel hair is there to protect from the sun
sorry , disagree. I have been shaving my face for years ( I need to shave less and less now ) and didn't grow thicker and darker. Waxing is extremely bad for your face...
Everybody needs to do what is right for them. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. ua-cam.com/video/lkA0obh6vro/v-deo.html
dianamarina a dermatologist once explained to me that plucking leads to thicker hairs because the root is damaged and blood flows into the area to affect repairs(this includes waxing). Shaving doesn’t affect the root and therefore doesn’t increase growth. Plucking /waxing also increases ingrowing hair as the damaged tissue grows over the hair shaft faster than the hair which gets trapped and grows round and round forming a nasty puss filled bumps. I had some real doozies. No more since shaving. Just lovely smooth skin!
Found your channel by accident and I have really enjoyed listening and watching there's a lot of sense in what you say about videos shown something I've felt strongly about for a long time the amount of videos that praise makeup products and treatment's which are all freebies for them showing the products to get you to subscribe or to purchase some do more harm than good I don't get drawn into them anymore I shall continue to watch your channel it's the first sensible one I've seen in a long time thank you x x
Thank you Denise for your support… I appreciate your comments. Generally I am not here to sell even though I do have some links in my description, my tutorials are mainly educational. Happy new year 🥳 Maria
Thank God I stumbled upon your video, so informative and useful. I was sceptical about doing this, and I did think that this would possibly damage my skin let alone the "upkeep"! I think I will live with the very little peach fuzz I have, which has never bothered me anyway, and just continue with my very basic skin care routine. Thank you. 😊
It makes me very happy that I am able one by one to give individuals the pros and cons of this procedure. A lot of people are doing it just to make money. But it has bad outcome. Please share this tutorial, I do have another one that is so explains a little bit more in detail. I have created a new tutorial, please look at it and let me know what you think.ua-cam.com/video/VmbC2WUwtsg/v-deo.html
Thanks for the video. I saw the ‘shaving’ thing while on the skin care side of UA-cam and didn’t understand it. So thank you for clarifying reasons people do it and why we (probably) shouldn’t.
I'm starting my UA-cam channel, I shave my face but I won't shave anyone's face that's my personal preference and I won't tell them to shave their face either. I research before I recommend something. Thank you for your tutorials.
I disagree, I’ve been shaving my face for a few years now. No issues what so ever. My skin is soft it helps remove dead skin and I do not have stubble.
Tamara ....That is why I always say let’s agree to disagree. I’ve had hundreds of women telling me how distressed they are because of Dermablading...It makes no sense to shave your face unless you have superfluous hair, and then there are more practical ways to do you with the hair growth. I hope that you can agree to disagree. Maria
I'm with you Tamara. I've been doing it for some time and no issues. I don't think women get stubble like men, at least I don't. I love how smooth my skin feels.
Karen K I am happy to hear that you are happy with shaving your face... how often do you do it and have you ever stopped to see what is the hair growth?
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining I do it about twice a month. As far as I've heard there is no truth behind the hair growing in thicker if you shave. I love doing it and will continue to do it. I follow a dermatologist who also does it and is a proponent of it. She's on UA-cam and her name is Dr dray.
Karen K I do know about her and I have seen a lot of her videos. It doesn’t matter if you have a degree in dermatology...It doesn’t mean that she is correct, I’ve been in this thetics industry for over 40 years, and I have seen a lot of things that were not good and still were sold to the community😔. I do not want to bash anybody. But there is a reason why people do this UA-cam videos....She does sell a lot of things that I do not agree with. But I also say we must agree to disagree, and you have to do what is right for you. I hope that you decide to follow me and see my upcoming tutorials. 🥰Maria
Maria, listening to you about any subject is so relaxing! You are such a radiant and positive person, you remind me very much my beloved auntie, Celina. Greetings from London
Thankyou for this info. for I had bought the blades and was going to try to shave my face when I came across your site. God bless you for sharing uour knowledge.
your advice might seem right for some ppl, but nit everyone is the same. i have pcos (my hormones are mostly messed up, and i have high testosterone levels *for a woman*) so in fact shaving my face is the easiest most convenient way to get rid of all the hair growing on my face.
I don't have the dark individual hairs, but a very fuzzy face due to maturity and changes that happen during menopause. I have personally been dermablading for over a year and absolutely love it. I do it once a week and am always thrilled with the results. It is an affordable option for many women that have a fuzzy face and can't afford permanent solutions. I find much of what you are saying to be confusing and believe that is because you have not personally done it to actually have the knowledge needed to give advice on this technique. What exactly is wrong with it being a temporary solution as long as it is understood as being temporary? Some of the solutions you present yourself are temporary. My fuzz has not grown back thicker or darker at all. In fact, it has grown back softer and I no longer have that "stubble" feel. But so what if you do? It is not something you see, it is just a little, in my opinion, not worth mentioning thing you feel for about 24 hours and then goes away. It doesn’t even compare to a man’s stubble, and my husband never once noticed. Most women don't let people touch their face anyway. This is information you gain when you actually do it yourself. Additionally, I have personally tried dozens of exfoliation techniques and this surpasses them all - by far! Yes, the smoothness is again, temporary, but so is every other exfoliation technique, but this one is the best temporary technique. Again, information gained when you actually do it yourself. Yes, there is a learning curve in getting the technique down and the instrument used is the key, but after three or four times, you got it girl, and you are good as golden. You stated that you have presented in this video is not based on any personal experience or study. It appears it is just theory presented by what you think will happen. That is not legitimate advice. This is a technique used by many many women with great success, and to make it as though it is wrong for every woman is a disservice to women.
Hi ...thank you for your comments and I appreciate your experience with this mythology. I don’t have to have the treatment on me to see that it is not a treatment that I want to try or do it on my clients. However, everyone needs to know the pros and cons of this procedure. I hope you enjoy my other tutorials, I have just uploaded one, I hope that you look at it and give me your opinion. Maria ua-cam.com/video/VmbC2WUwtsg/v-deo.html
The sad thing, a lot of these women don’t need to shave their faces. I understand for the people that I have hairy faces and cannot afford other procedures. But I would never encourage anyone to shave their faces. Thank you for your support, I appreciate you. Remember to subscribe, it helps me to reach other people. Maria
the ones who have hirsutism!!! They have to because there isn't much choice there. Laser treatment is not suggested for them because no matter what they do the hair will come back.
when i shave i get tiny bumps/pimples right after and i break out when my hair starts to grow back also stubbles...and my hairs been growing back in like atleast after 3 days.. I feel like if i dont shave my skin looks dull and crappy so im stuck at this point because you can literally see the hair on my chin which makes me really insecure to...:(
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining well i had heard it was good for you and my face has more darker hair i started off with just my upper lip area and now its gone to my whole face...
What are your credentials? Are you a dermatologist or esthetician? Any time you shave any part of your body hair is cut off to the same exact length you will get stubble when it starts growing back. It doesn't mean you're getting more it, just means you can feel the stubble because it's all the same length. My friend shaves her face all the time she looks great and her skin is smooth. When she gets lazy the peach fuzz grows back and is still silky.
Hello Resa, nice to meet you. I am a Cidesco esthetician for over 40 years, Esthetics examiner in Canada and educator... so I know a little... so let’s agree to agree. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials.Thank you, Maria
Thank you for the informative videos! I have a question about the “micro cuts” from dermablading.. what is the difference between a micro cut from dermablading and the punctures from micro needling? Why is one better for your skin than the other if you’re just dermablading for better product absorption?
These are two totally different treatments... One is irritation and doesn’t do anything else, the channels are deep enough to cause fibroblast stimulation and intern strengthening the collagen fibers. I hope this answers your question. I hope you enjoy my tutorials and decide to subscribe. Maria
I haven't watched the video yet but I agree. I cringed the first time I saw someone doing that. I never thought shaving my face was a good idea and I definitely wouldn't do it to a client. Some things are just wrong and common sense.
Sorry I don't agree, today I finally did dermablading, and shaved with a razor. I watched many many tutorial of women that have been shaving for 10 and 20 years. Personal preference as I was sick and tired of all this peach fuzz. I'm 63 and I read of a woman who is 80 who is shaving. I plan to shave once a week.
I always say if that works for you, and you are just removing the hair where they are dark and deep hair and it works for you than that’s fine. I prefer other methods of permanent hair removal such as electrolysis and laser, however it’s not for everyone. I hope that you subscribe to my channel, so you can see upcoming tutorials. Maria
This whole topic is so confusing. Some say it's good and the others don't. I shaved my face which is combination, hormonal acne skin with acne scars.. I think I did it wrong so ended up with lot of congestion and acne.. that was big bummer.. still recovering. Did it on my mother's face and she is glowing... so I really am confused about this.. could you help me a little please?
Everybody needs to do what is right for them. But, in my opinion shaving is not a good procedure. There’s other ways of exfoliating. Some people find it good but majority are very unhappy with this procedure. If you can contact me on Instagram, and send me a picture of your situation, I will be able to help you. Maria
I just bought a blade for shaving from Walmart for 10$ but saw your video before starting.Thank God in heaven I didn't start. I'm like you I have absolutely no facial hair but almost bought into the idea that shaving will keep my skin looking younger but was always worried about hair starting grow in and all sorts of other problems .Plus some women have had trouble with makeup adhering to the face afterwards. This is a good reminder to not blindly follow trends on UA-cam or beauty bloggers. Which I realize not everyone does but I see a lot of people just jumping on this with out really thoroughly researching it first ...boy am I glad I did. Thank you for the warning ...I'm sure glad I didn't start.
Uhhh... a woman shaving her entire face is unnatural and unnecessary. I tried it. Doesn’t change a thing 😐 sorry all women. The only facial hair that women should remove is visible darker hair. The “peach fuzz” is actually soft from when born so why shave it? 🤦♀️ good lord.
I have PCOS so I do grow more facial hair than is normal for women. And it can be quite thick and dark. It is a hormonal issue. I shave my face and it helps quite a bit for a few weeks. But also in saying that, I wouldn’t know the benefits if you are the average woman who does not have an extreme hormone imbalance and noticeable amounts of facial hair. It works for me though
Hello Miss Melanin, I totally understand when you have PCOS its a very hard situation and you need to do what ever is best for you. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria ❤️
Thank you so much! I was thinking of doing this, but I am so glad I found this video first. I was worried and hesitant to begin with but now I definitely will not be doing it! I will be watching all your videos!!!
Thank you for sharing your experience. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. I just uploaded one on oil pulling. ua-cam.com/video/lkA0obh6vro/v-deo.html
Thank you Maria, this was really informative. Since I hit my 50's I've been struggling with rosacea (but it's on and off and I can't figure out what the trigger is). I'd be so grateful if you have any advice or tips for me -- my doctor prescribed metronidazole ointment, but I'm not sure this even helps with the redness. Thank you!
Hi, thank you so much for reaching out to me, send me a picture of your skin so I can see if I can help you. You can send it to a Instagram and my link is in the description box. Maria
Thank you for your question, may I ask why you need to do Epilation ? If somebody has hair growth under chin, I always advise them to go to the doctor to see if they have hormonal unbalance and then go to an electrologist or getting laser done. Let me know if you have any additional questions, please subscribe so I can reach more individuals. Keep safe, Maria ❤️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining I have only one or two hair on my chin but quite a few dark hair on my sideburns. I just don't like the fact how black they are.
Somoni 87 Thank you for your question, the best option for you is electrolysis. Please subscribe to my channel for up coming tutorials, give me a like 👍 because it helps me to continue creating new and fresh tutorials for this community. Thank you :)
I am enjoying your videos, can you recommend the best way to remove facial hair, I’m 66 and have done it all, I’ve shaved, waxed, tried laser, depilatories, can’t do electrolysis as my hair is too fair, but it is extremely superfluous and i hate it. It comes with its own annoying issues as I’m sure you are aware of. Please help! Thank you!
Hi Joanne I can see that you have tried almost everything have you thought of threading or sugaring? After you do this epilation, when you go home you can use some essential oils that will slow down the hair growth. However you need to be patient...
LAVENDER AND TEA TREE OIL An interesting 2013 study found that lavender and tea tree oils could potentially be effective in reducing mild cases of “hirsutism,” which is a condition of unwanted male-pattern hair growth in women. For the study, researchers sprayed the oils on the affected areas two times a day for 3 months in one group of women-the other received a placebo. Results showed a significant decrease in hair in the oil group. Try mixing about 1 teaspoon of lavender with 4-6 drops of tea tree oil and apply to the affected areas 2-3 times a day. Be patient-it may take a couple months to start seeing results .
MARIA from AGLAIA ESTHETICS yes, I’ve tried threading, but where I live there is no one doing it and I am not able to teach myself! So, if I wax it, then start using the tea tree and lavender oil would that be the correct process?
You’re very welcome, Thank you for reaching out to me and your kind comment. Keep in touch I hope you enjoy my channel and you want to subscribe. Maria
I have acne scarring and tiny bumps I'm not sure what they are really,on my forehead and cheeks 😫😫heeeellllpppp I love your honest content by the way 💜💯✨
Hahaha, yes, I am one of the idiots who have now realized I saw your videos too late 😒. So a couple of weeks ago, (i was never bothered about my peach fuzz) and I saw a video about derma and wow, then I realized how much peach fuzz I actually had and only then it started to bother me... being in lockdown and with no way to get the procedure or proper tools to do it myself, I thought why not use a new, regular shaving blade... needless to say, I was scared to cut myself, so I only shaved downwards and lightly (because of fear of self harming permanent face scars), and yes, it was sooo much smother... it has been a couple of weeks since and I have started working again, but today was the first time I had the time to want to shave again, and I again looked at videos, I don't know why, maybe for reassurance or maybe it's faith, when I stumbled onto your videos... so now my questions are... : 1. What is a better way, 2. These hairs are actually not hard but they are more harsh and irritating when i touch my skin- it used to be much smoother before I did this stupid thing, 3. Do I wait for it to grow back to normal, or will it become worse and longer than before? 4. How long till touching my face won't feel like my legs (that's a bit of a dramatic explanation, but still) P.S. I am currently busy with a couple of beauty courses and I was planning on doing the derma to be able to do it for my clients.. Well, atleast I didn't watch your videos too late...🤭
Thank you for your comments, and everybody has their own opinion about this treatment. I have been in the aesthetics industry for over 40 years, so if you have a chance to look at my other tutorials you will see where I’m standing with this. I have an update on derma planning. It is only a fad! For the individuals that have superfluous hair... I advised him to go to an endocrinologist and find out why they have hair growth on their face, because it is not normal for a woman to grow hair on her face, from there she has different options permanent or semipermanent which is electrolysis or laser. If individuals cannot afford these procedures, then I guy than to just either tweeze or wax those bother some hair or even Clip them.... but, I would never advise anyone to start shaving the full complete face just for the heck of it so the skin feels smoother and the make up goes on better. I am an educator, so it doesn’t really matter which way a person goes I don’t make any money on this as some people imply, but you as a professional, how do you feel to shave somebody’s face? Knowing that there are better procedures for your client. Answering your question: if you stop doing it slowly it will go back to normal. I hope this answered your question, I know that I went off tangent a little bit because I’m very passionate about this. I hope that you subscribe to my channel so I could help more people. I will be uploading a new tutorial sometimes today or tomorrow, on age spots .... but this one below is last week on the cleansing. Keep in touch, Maria. ua-cam.com/video/oXVx3kXyS1k/v-deo.html
I watched a video of an older lady shaving her face but she cautioned against using a regular razor and instead used a 'touch up' razor that she used in a light, angular motion, not straight against the skin. What are your thoughts on this method, MARIA? Is it less drastic than using the razor I use on my legs?
Lynn Quin first, I need to know why you need to shave your face? Do you have superfluous hair? Is it hormonal? Are usually advise to take a different approach by either to LASER or electrolysis. All other methods of shaving I do not agree for the face. I hope you subscribe to my channel it means a lot to me. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Maria
The peach fuzz appeared at age 55 n makes my face appear fuller if there was a method to get it to lie flat ie head hair gel type product made for the face?
I definitely would not go to her for advice. You facial hair does not grow back thicker and darker due to shaving your face. The only way it would is if you have a higher then normal testosterone levels in your body. If what she is saying is true I would have a full beard. I can assure you that I do not. I've been shaving for the last 5 years.
Thank you for your question... To give you a substitute, I will need to know your situation, and how much hair and colour you have. Remember to subscribe so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Keep safe, Maria❤️
Hi Maria, I am so happy to get precise information from you about shaving the face, Thank You. Based on what you explain, does it mean shaving is not an excellent solution to get rid of facial hair for temporary? What about tweezing out the hair on the face? Right now, I think that could be a temporary solution for me to get rid of my chin hair before I take the electrolysis. Could you give me a suggestion, please?
Thank you for your message. Right now because of the covid19 situation your only option is tweezing. Please do not shave. However when this is all said and done, find yourself a very experienced electrologist. Remember to subscribe so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria xx
Tweezing hair out will make it grow back blacker and thicker... ☹️ I have to do this now almost every day and I do get stubble hair. I make sure I catch the hair and not just cut it off accidentally. TWEEZING DOES NOT WORK. I'd be careful. After many months of tweezing, I now have to use facial epilator but to the same effect. It gives me spots and scars. I was hoping to be able to shave but think it's risky, so won't be trying it, it's bad as it is. If I were you, I'd be careful to listen to advice such as to do tweezing. It might make it much worse, like it did for me. You think it can't be that bad because you'll be removing just a small amount of hair at a time. But it might make it much worse. I start to hate my face, but until I can do electrolysis (need more research than one UA-cam video to convince me it's actually good),I will have to stick with these or suffer black hairs on my face
@@yuvitaoktarisa1333 like I mentioned, I need to do more research about electrolysis. Same principle applies. Don't just trust one UA-cam video - I'm going to read more about it first. It's easy to rush into something and then regret 😉
Would dermaplaninng be beneficial for those with hormonal imbalances? Is women's skin with hormonal imbalances less soft and more "masculine" and therefore would benefit? Ie excess hair or rougher dryer skin
Thank you for the question. It all depends what type of skin and hair you have. Again I do have a tutorial on LASER, IPL versus electrolysis... some are semi permanent the only one that is permitted is electrolysis. But do take a moment and view that to Torio it will explain to you in detail. Please subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria xx
It does grow back,thicker an darker , just like your under arms an legs an vgay area. After I got my period when I was 12 I noticed i now had tons of peach fuzz hairs on legs under arms an vjay so I started shaving a guess what slwoly over the years it got thicker an darker same with tge hair I removed from my eye brows is thicker an darker than the hair on my eye brows that I don't ever take off also little white hairs I seen on my chin I started plucking an guess what over time those hairs are now thick an dark I wish I never had pluck them white thin hairs on my chin cuz now I have to do it for rest my life unless I can ever afford electrolysis hair remover
hi, thank you for your sharing. i watched a video saying that if we shave, we will get a smooth and instantly bright skin. and also can remove all the dirt after we shave our face. is it true?
Thank you for your question. It is true temporarily. But in the long run it will cause problems. To get a brighter skin, drink water, Use mild scrubs once a week, have a good skin care, Eat healthy foods, take your probiotics, and steam your face. ua-cam.com/video/CHemz8IPfv0/v-deo.html If you don’t have a steamer check the link below this tutorial...Please do not shave your face. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Maria
Hi, please I need your help. I saw all these beauty bloggers talking about face shaving. I shaved my face for the first time and now I’m regretting it, my skin is rough now it’s been 5 days. I’m really scared. What do I do now ??? It’s really itchy .... should shave again or let it grow back?? Please reply 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I am so sorry for your predicament, and yes there are a lot of bloggers and aestheticians that are encouraging people to shave, and 90% of the people that shave have your experience. The reason of people doing these tutorials is for either clicks on UA-cam or they’re making money on individuals by providing the services. But as you’re looking at the theory behind it we really don’t need to shave... it will actually irritate the skin. However if you have superfluous hair because of heredity or hormonal there are different options than shaving. My dear, what I would do if I were you, I would not shave again let the hair grow out past the itchy stage, and then figure out other options. What is the reason of shaving? Where are you from?, I would go back to the old fashion way of threading, which has been around centuries, waxing, but she would only in the area that is necessary not the full face. If the hair are very stubbly, then I would for sure do electrolysis, however you need to find a professional, experience, ethical electrologist. I hope this helps, again I am so sorry. I hope that you subscribe to my channel, because it gives me an opportunity to help others and that means the world to me. Keep in touch please, Maria from Canada ❤️
MARIA from AGLAIA ESTHETICS thank you so much for the reply, I’m from India. I didn’t think much before doing it, I’ve never done anything to my face waxing/threading nothing. My skin has always been really good, until I shaved my face now I see little bumps. No, I’m not a very hairy person, i actually have very little hair growth. Yes, I’ll wait till it grows .... but how long will that take ??? Yes, I subscribed to your channel yesterday, and have already binged on almost all the other videos, they are very authentic and helpful. Thank you so much for all these videos ❤️
Well I’m 67 and used to smoke years ago and now have fine lines which I’m conscious off. Anyway to reduce or eliminate these lines. Other tan that have very good firm skin.
Moaning Minnie I would love to send you information, I just need your email and if you have privacy concern you can send it to me through Instagram. I can help you with different tutorials that I can send you and also some supplements internal NRF2 activators and external Rejuvenating skin care that are out of this world. I can send you this information, you can read it, no pressure.
This depends on skin, I grew up having my face shaved every few months at home, it’s part of my culture. Every girl I knew growing up had baby smooth clear skin due to this honestly, we never had any issues.💁🏾♀️
So you say the reason men can shave is because they have testosterone and if they didn't shave they would grow a beard. OMG, really. That's just men, is it? And then you go on to say that your husband will comment on the stubble. This is all so sad. You then say you haven't shaved your face because you don't have to. Well lucky you. Please have some thought for women who do have dark or embarrassing facial hair? I know everyone is entitled to their opinion but I feel upset thinking about all the women who will have watched your video and will potentially be put off of shaving their face when it could be the solution for them. I would advise anyone watching this video to also watch videos from people who do actually shave their face before deciding against it. I have done a few such videos and also included regrowth follow ups and can recommend face shaving.
It looks like this issue is very a sensitive topic for you.... and, I don’t have hair on my face, so you’re right I don’t have that experience, however I do have over 40 years of experience in this industry. We have two parts of the story. If someone has hair growth and it’s because of hormonal or hereditary and they have no other options to deal with the hair on their face if they have to shave that’s the only thing that they can do... but if they can afford I would encourage laser or electrolysis. My main concern is the second one, when a young women for no reason, they start shaving their face from there for a bit all the way down to the chin just to make the make up go on better and many professionals are taking advantage of that and making tons of money on the expense of these women. There is a reason why we have the peach fuzz on our face and it’s not necessary to be removed. However...let’s agree to disagree. Maria ❤️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining It is not a particularly sensitive topic for me personally, no. I have peach fuzz and some chin hairs but am lucky that I am fair. I am arguing a point for other women. So you are now saying that shaving is OK if you have a hormonal or hereditary issue but not if you are young and simply don't like your peach fuzz. That is certainly a distinction you are not making in your videos and even if you were, that is a judgement call and not a real reason not to shave. In your videos you are saying "don't shave your face" and leaving lots of women, who were teetering on a safe and affordable solution to embarrassing facial hair, worried about doing it. While I appreciate your 40 years of industry experience, do you appreciate the sometimes life changing facial hair that many women are actually having to live with?
One Leg Out of Bed I think you are twisting what I’m saying... I said if a woman cannot afford a better option then that’s what she needs to do. My preference is laser or electrolysis. I prefer to stop now, it seems that we are not agreeing on this subject. I noticed that you do have a channel and you are pro gadgets And maybe trying to get some following...And that is fine with me so let’s agree to disagree. Maria
Hello beautiful Maria, I certainly agree with many points you have mentioned such as there are other ways to exfoliate but I don't believe that dermaplaning should get such a bad review. I am still confident that when it is done properly by a trained skincare professional it has it's placed in the beauty industry. I believe we need to educate clients on how often is appropriate based on their skin health and for some ladies whom vellus is truly a confidence issue I am glad to help them with dermaplaning. I also feel that is a beautiful opportunity to exfoliate and help penetrate amazing ingredients to boost the skin barrier. First of all it is an exfoliation method and right now where I live it is getting very popular but I have no doubt it is here to stay and can be done safely without damaging the skin barrier (as not all skin can be dermaplaned). I believe we have to be able to tell clients that their skin is not suited for dermaplaning if that is the case and sadly not all esthetician or beauty place are as careful. I know the same applies for microneedling, many places will mirconeedle clients without proper home care before the procedure and that is an industry problem such as deregulation here in BC and other provinces in Canada. I sincerely respect all your knowledge but I don't support dermaplaning being a no go at this time. I certainly enjoyed your video as it is food for thought and help me question my method.
Judith Hales hello my dear ... I do respect your opinion, so let’s agree to disagree...but I still stand with my opinion about Dermablading (Dermaplanning)... Thank you for your comments. Maria xx
I am happy to hear that you are happy with your choice ... so ... let’s agree to disagree on this procedure. I hope you view some other tutorials and decide to subscribe to my channel. Maria 😍
Like and subbed. Hello from 905. My wife started trying it and I will tell you her upper lip, chin and sideburns grew in thicker. Period. She even noticed it and got quite self conscious about it. I told her she is perfect the way she is. Everyone's body is different but it made it worse for my wife. 😎 like and subbed 😀👍
Thank you for your support! Please share this to many people as possible also, subscribe, it means the world to me and helps me to reach more people. Hello from Vancouver Canada. Maria
Thank you for your comments, the only time I say it’s OK to shave if you have superfluous hair on your chin, and you cannot afford any other method. However, to shave your whole face just for the sake of exfoliation and for better make up application, it makes no sense. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. It really means a lot to me. Maria ❤️
I have tried everything to exfoliate my skin nothing gets the dead skin off toners,scrubs glycolic solutions I wish i didn’t do it and hair grows on my face it runs in my family but laser is so expensive I wish i ddnt have to do it it’s the only temporary fix that helps
If you do laser, go to a plastic surgeon`s office and make sure they are experienced with black skin. I've had last over the years with no problems and I'm NC45.
I have super oily skin filled with acne, and scars for years now, I’m just starting my adulthood and want to get rid of it!! Please let me know if you have any tips for me and my skincare :( I’ve been trying to create a skincare but it just keeps getting worse!!
Hi Genevieve, I love that name! I do have a couple of UA-cam videos on acne and fungal acne. May I ask what kind of Acne do you have? You can take a picture of your skin and send it to me through Instagram so I’m able to see and help you. However, one of the things that I advise, is to take Vit B5 And spray your face with apple cider vinegar and water a 50-50 percent solution. Let me know how I can help you. Maria
Genevieve Catala hello Genevieve, how are you doing with your skin? I do have several tutorials on acne, scarring, and also on blackheads... if you would like me to see your skin, send me a picture on Instagram so I can help you further. Maria ❤️
Is it tied to hormones? Does the acne get worse around your period? You might think about going to a dermatologist and trying a low dose of doxycycline - tetracycline made me nauseated. The doxycycline cleared my face right up. You could try a laser for wrinkles on your acne scars.
I have done it and my face felt amazing. I also did not see any stubble come back at all. I don't know if its for everyone, but it definitely did wonders for my skin.
I am so happy that you decided not to do this service :-) what was the reason you were considering in doing this? Let me know if you have any additional questions. Please subscribe to my channel, it does mean a lot to me, but most of all I can reach more people the larger my channel gets. Hello from Vancouver Canada :-)
One Leg Out of Bed shaving the faces really causes the hairs to come out perceivably thicker, it’s a fact, a girl I saw on Dr.Phil with PCOD kept shaving her face since she was 14 and had grown a full blown beard just because of how much sharper and stronger the hair coming out of the follicles became, also the face got really rough over time, shaving your faces will only cause stubbles and the soft vellous hairs don’t remain soft and light anymore, have you noticed what happens to teenage boys who shave their light chin hair and moustache for the first time? It comes back looking thicker and pointier and darker, also so many beard growing videos talk about how continuously shaving the face at start will lead to a stronger and thicker beard, please don’t mislead women by saying shaving is okay.
@@vajramallya5483 Yep, you said it... perceivably thicker, not really thicker or darker... just to the eye it may seem different when it grows back. That is because shaving chops the hair, making the once finer end now blunt. Have you shaved your soft vellous hair? I have and it comes back exactly the same. I will indeed say that shaving is OK and in fact I have done a video saying exactly that and plan to do another tackling these kind of face shaving "regrets" because there seems to be a lot of misunderstanding around this topic, not helped by videos like this and the spreading of the "thicker, darker hair" myth. Like you say, it only looks thicker / darker as the blunter hair grows back, but the hair is not physically changed. If hair could be physically changed by shaving, balding men would simply need to shave their heads to achieve a nice head of hair. I have come to my conclusions from personal experience, listening to other women and doing research, not watching Dr Phil, the TV therapist.
@@vajramallya5483 pcos is what caused that girl in the case you’re mentioning to grow so much hair. It’s not the shaving. One of the symptoms of pcos is more hair growth due to the hormonal imbalance.
I've been reading through some of the comments on here. You seem to be ignoring all the ladies who are commenting on your video saying they dermaplane/shave and it works and they do not grow stubble. I am also in that group and have uploaded a video of the technique and the regrowth 1 and 2 weeks later. Soft and no stubble. It would be nice if you could see beyond your own limited experience (which you admit is none) and see that it dooes work for loads of people who have embarrassing facial hair. You are scaring them and that will stop them from trying a facial hair removal method that could really work for them. Pointing out the cons is fine but there are plenty of pros. Nothing about your argument is balanced... it is just the opinion of a women who has no troublesome facial hair.
Thank you for your comments, and I do appreciate your point of you. However, I don’t have to shave my face to give my opinion. I’ve heard from hundreds hundreds of women how disappointed they are after they shaved their face and they wish that they could go back. I’m just putting out the information, because there’s so many people selling this procedure or service for their own gain... however, if this is something that you love to do for your own skin let’s agree to disagree. I hope that you look at my other tutorials and subscribe to my channel and give me comments. Have a wonderful weekend, Maria ❤️
One Leg Out of Bed With this point I have to disagree. I’ve had so many women being so upset and crying that they cannot stop because they have occurred more hair growth and irritation. But if this is something that you love to do for yourself, please continue. Did you see my last tutorial on how to control or remove blackheads? Please review it and let me know what you think I do value everybody’s opinion. Maria ❤️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining So how does that work, on a physical level then please? It seems to be one of your main points so I'm interested... in what way is the hair that grows back "more " than it was before?
One Leg Out of Bed The root of the hair isn’t touched when shaving(unlike with waxing or plucking), so there is no stimulation of the hair follicle. With plucking and waxing the hair gets thicker and often ingrown due to the skin repairing itself over the hair follicle faster than the new(thicker hair) can reach the surface. Also with plucking/waxing methods, the root becomes distorted and the new hair will often grow back sideways. The resulting ingrowth can lead to huge pus filled cysts containing long/thick distorted hairs, which can even leave scarring when they are finally opened up. This comment is based upon personal experience and advice from an actual dermatologist.
Some women may have different experiences. But I started shaving my face about a year ago after seeing a reputable skin and makeup person on YT recommend it. I love it. I’ve had no problems and I think my skin’s improved. I’m in my 60s now and so my overall body hair growth has lessened and I don’t need to do it more than like once a month with a few touchups for some darker hairs on my lower chin and upper lip. I never got the stubble problem, the grow-back was soft and light, just like before, but less of it. I guess it just depends.
Thank you for your comments. I hope you enjoy my channel. I do have many tutorials on skin care and a variety of anti-aging treatments. Let me know if you have any questions. Maria
Many thanks for your excellent presentation. I was toying with the idea of face shaving and looked at many of the videos on UA-cam. What made me suspicious of them was the "links" each presenter had. Also, each of these ladies all seemed to be wearing a mask, there were no wrinkles, lines or expression on their faces, they were "too" perfect, unnatural looking, if you know what I mean. As you say, the hairs are there for a reason. I'm 71 years old and I'm not thrilled that I have a bit of a mustache but it doesn't seem to bother anyone else! I can take care of that with tweezers, a bright light and a good magnifying mirror. As to "threading", you have to be careful with where you have that done. Twice I have had the area between my brows done the first time it was okay but the second time was a disaster. After "threading" my skin was quite red (I'm a white lady), highly irritated and the woman who did the threading used an alcohol swab followed by a very oily baby diaper rash cream on the red skin "to calm it down". It had the opposite effect and for almost TWO MONTHS I had scaly, scabby, dry skin in the area between my brows that was not only itchy but it also hurt. My "bad", I stupidly had this done at one of those little kiosks in a local mall but it scared me away from "threading". I have hit the "subscribe" button because I think that you have a very informative and reasonable way of presenting your facts. Plus, you don't seem to be selling anything, which is a nice change of pace for UA-cam. Thank you, Maria, from upstate Pennsylvania. Keep smiling!
Thank you so much for your support your lovely comments and most of all for subscribing, it does mean the world to me. If you have any questions if you want me to send you any information let me know through Instagram. My tutorials are mainly educational because I am an instructor and Esthetics industry, and I do give advice of things that you can purchase if that is what you need. Keep safe and keep in touch. Maria
I’ve been shaving my face for about a year now and my face is prickly and I regret it SO much , I want to stop but I feel so insecure about it so I can’t . Any tips to make it finer ?
It all depends how thick your hair is ...Shaving is a temporary method, that I wished it was never invented it is mainly for men.... there’s not many options except for laser, electrolysis...And a lot of people prefer to do waxing or threading. Let me know what is your decision, and I’m so sorry
Shaving is PERFECTLY fine and is what I recommend as a temporary means for my clients. However, shaving dry can irritate the top layer of your epidermis (skin) as you are also exfoliating. Shaving has no bearing on hair texture what so ever, and your hair will not know the difference between razors, but your skin will. Creams are just a chemical shave, and one should be careful using them. Always do a patch test first. Psychologically, women feel more at ease using anything but an actual razor on one's face. Trust me when I say THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE. Just imagine if I told a balding man, if they use a particular razor, they will grow more hair. Hair growth does not work that way. Lastly, female facial hair is hormonal, please DO NOT PULL OUT facial hair by any means. You will end up with a bigger problem down the road…this I can promise you. Most aestheticians speak from their point of view, I tend to backup my statements with meaningful evidence not just an opinion.
@@electrolysisbymarciagomez Thank you for this reply. I am still dermaplanning but I've also invested in the Braun SIlk Pro 5 that I use for my face (it says I can do so) and hopefully it will diminish the hairs on my face until they are fully gone. I love how my face looks and feels when I dermaplane but I don't want to depend on anything for the rest of my life.
Hello Maria, I have really dark hair on my face and acne prone, I've been wanting to shave my face or either wax it, does waxing have anybad affects on my type of skin? I would really appreciate if you answered my comment I know you made this video a couple months ago. -Jenny
Hi Jennifer, first you need to find out why you have facial hair, and deal with the cause, I always advise electrolysis, however you must find a good technician. About acne, it’s usually caused because something is occurring internally, either hormonal, or your diet. If you do have blemishes, I advise you To eliminate all dairy... take a very good probiotic and vitamin B5... Let me know if you have any questions. Maria
Hi Maria! I'm from Montréal, Canada. I'm very happy to have found your channel today, wanting to know another perspective on Dermaplanning. And thank God for yours! :) Kudos for speaking your mind, and keeping it real! A bientôt!
Finally, someone who gets it! All I know is when shaved, legs/arms, it grows back so much worse than ever before. Imagine have a good beard.. All over your face😅yuck
I appreciate you for being brave for sharing your professional expertise! One other thing to add is that shaving hair will come back terminal (with pigment)
I am mixed Russian and Indian, so my skin is very fair and soft like my European family, but my hair is very thick and dark, like my Indian family. Hence creating a stark contrast. For soft skin like my private areas and my underarms, I experienced hyperpigmentation when shaving :( I also have pcos and as a result, extra testosterone. My facial hair is abundant, but yes it's soft like peach fuzz. Just very dark. What can I do for hair removal? I'm still in university and can't afford to go to the dermatologist 😭 is there anything I can do on my own?
Nice to meet you my dear. And I’m so sorry that you have hair growth. You sound very beautiful. Of course my favorite option is electrolysis, because it’s permanent, laser and you can do that because of fair skin and dark hair but that is semi permanent. However, I understand because you are a student you cannot afford it. So next option is to lighten your hair with bleach, of course being very careful not to like them too much and my last option is threading... waxing sometimes for sensitive skin might cause some irritation. I hope this answers your questions. If you have other questions please don’t hesitate. I hope that you subscribe to my channel to see my upcoming tutorials. Thank you, Maria ❤️
Thank you so much. My 22 year old granddaughter. has been shaving her face, she insists it is good. I am 78, have pretty good skin, but really felt uncomfortable at the thought of shaving. Glad to have some back up for my argument. She also does mask three times a week. I feel that is too much. But her skin.
Grandmas are always wise... Shaving it’s something absolutely wrong for woman’s face. Not only because it’s irritation, it will make grizzly hairs on your face it is very masculine....facial masks are not necessary to be used that often once or twice a week is more than plenty....But I would encourage your granddaughter not to continue. Does she have hair growth? If she does that she needs to go to a doctor to see if she has hormonal imbalance. Then do you with that specific hair growth with proven methods such as electrolysis or second best laser. I hope that you subscribe to my channel, it means a lot to me to have your support. Maria
I was quite excited by this solution for my daughter. She has PCOS and has to shave every day sometimes twice a day. She cannot afford anything else. She got some laser treatment free on the NHS (in UK) ; she is so depressed about this, she always has stubble, and finds it difficult to cover with Make Up, what would you advise for her. She is allergic to most creams, and cannot us hair removal cream or wax. Thank you.
I am so sorry for your daughter, is she on medication for her PCOS? LASER it is a permanent hair reduction but it is not permanent. And yes waxing and chemical hair removal again is temporary. I would try to find An experienced knowledgable electrologist that will take her under her wing and just starting to remove permanently her hair on her face. It is somewhat costly and timely, but it would bring the confidence to your daughter back. I hope that I gave you some guidance and that you would help your daughter to do electrolysis. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Keep safe, Maria ☺️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining she has tried some medication but it did not help her facial hair. We hoped having a miracle baby this year may change her hormones but it hasn't. Thank you for your advice we will look into this.
Vanessa Flower I think the only thing to control the hair growth is electrolysis. However, check out several electrologist before you choose one. She must be experienced, knowledgeable, and that she will ask you if you have checked with an endocrinologist. Keep in touch let me know how are you doing with all this. Maria
I like your video. What do shaving products do to the skin if you use them while skipping on the shaving part. Ike applying shave cream rinsing off then applying aftarshave. No shavivg.
I appreciate your comments and that you enjoyed my videos. This particular video was my thoughts on women shaving their faces, which I don’t agree, however, Jacob, if you need to shave, be very gentle with good products nothing that is dehydrating. There are a lot of shaving products that are natural.If you need to soothe your skin you can use aloe gel and if you need to disinfect witch hazel is very good. Let me know if you have any further questions. Maria
Hello dear, just yesterday I came across your other video on dermablading after I had been considering it for a while and I’m so glad that I found your video and thank you so much for this new one. If it’s possible, could you please give your opinion on waxing facial hair (the correct products, the correct way and also if it’s of any harm for the skin) in a video. Thank you a lot!
Hawdan MA Thank you...thank you so much for your kind words and support. Waxing is not my favourite mythology for hair removal on the face, however, if I have to make a choice between shaving and waxing, absolutely I would choose Waxing only in the areas that is necessary, what I mean do not wax your whole face. My favourite method for hair removal on the face is electrolysis first that is permanent hair removal and my second choice is laser that is hair reduction. So it’s a permanent versus reduction. I will in the future create videos on Waxing. I want to thank you again for your support, and please share with young women that want to shave your face for no reason. Maria
I love her! And if you message her with a question through her Instagram , she takes the time to answer them. Always so honest and explains everything so clear ♥️
I have to disagree with you. Dermablading is very safe and inexpensive. If you do it correctly by running the blade downward not upwards and only once on the same spot. After you can apply your favorite face oil, or moisturizer or just let your skin rest. This is recommended to do at nighttime only so before u go to bed is a good time . I prefer this method rather than applying chemicals to my face which can cause burns , irritation and redness which I have experienced in the past until I found these very great dermablades and have been using them on my face for 2 years. I am using the blades about twice a month only and my hair growth is less. I have never experienced stubble or have dark thick hair growth. As a matter of fact I am a subscriber to a channel of a Dr of Dermatology out of Texas which described shaving very safe. Maybe you should refer to her channel (Dr Dray) before making these statements about how its not good to shave your face when you yourself have never experienced or even tried it.
Yes!!!! Dr dray! She is a dermatologist! A DOCTOR! does her research and micro needling is dangerous! This content is not just irresponsible but dangerous. She seems nice but just doesn't know what she's talking about unfortunately I'll stick with Dr. Dray!
I am sorry too. I wished I could help you, however, I always advise electrolysis. To reduce excessive hair growth, your doctor might recommend: 1. Birth control pills. These pills decrease androgen production that can cause excessive hair growth. 2. Spironolactone (Aldactone). This medication blocks the effects of androgen on the skin. ... 3. Eflornithine (Vaniqa). ... 4. Electrolysis. I hope you enjoy my tutorials and you decide to subscribe to my channel. Good luck, Maria
Of course I will notice you :) Send me a picture of your skin on my Instagram so I can see if I can help you... Also watch this tutorial ua-cam.com/video/uxCPA0J4nXU/v-deo.html Maria xx
Hi, I was considering shaving off my peach fuzz as I have so much and I feel so self conscious but after seeing your videos I have decided against it. I am wondering though, what is your opinion on facial epilating? Would you advice against it also?
I am happy to hear that you decided not to proceed with shaving.... View my previous Dermablading tutorial... remember to subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria xx ua-cam.com/video/fvJ5B63nvws/v-deo.html
Thank you for this video. I was thisclose to scheduling an appointment for dermaplaning and because of this video, I have chosen not to do it. I’m in my mid-40’s and just want to stay looking as young as possible like most us women do :) I’ve chosen to just drink lots of water, continue using sunscreen daily and continue my successful daily skincare routine. Again, thank you so much for your very informative video. Stay blessed.
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining Thanks for your response! I was using the Flawless device which is basically dry shaving. Over the months it caused me problems I just assumed were unrelated sudden acne, now I believe it’s ingrowns/inflamed regrowth mostly around my jaw (lots of red bumps). Now it’s at its worst and I’ve never seen my skin in such condition before. The first 3 months were great, then the problems started. I’m Mediterranean with dark, thick hair and sensitive, acne prone skin, so maybe women with really delicate growth/more tolerant skin won’t have this issue, but it’s made me really step back and take a look at what is being promoted online right now and how we are so quick to follow!
Whoa there... I am a middle aged women with facial hair that I remove by shaving. I have posted a dermaplaning video and also a general face shaving video to show women who need help with facial hair how they can remove it. I get no money, no sales, no commissions.. I just tell the truth. Maybe it is you who has an ulterior motive? Nothing gets views quite like a video going against the one thing everyone is doing and raving about. I don't happen to believe that is your motive (I hope not) but you get my point.
I totally understand your point, and appreciate your comment. I started this UA-cam channel with that specific tutorial and why I do not agree with toners just to give my honest point of view ...so it was not my intention to make it a business and if you watch my channel it’s all educational. I hope that you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria ❤️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining OK, great... so we are both good guys. You don't have facial hair and don't see the point of shaving and go as far as saying it is a big mistake. I, on the other hand, do have some facial hair to deal with, understand the stress of having unwanted facial hair and like to help women to deal with it safely and within a budget... which in many cases involves some form or shaving or similar, at home. Shaving and dermaplaning is the solution many women are looking for and I don't like videos that put people off something that could actually really help them.
I’m happy that you saw my tutorial before rather than later. So many young ladies are saddened after they shave their faces. Please share this tutorial and most of all subscribe, it means the world to me because it helps me to reach more and more women. Where are you from? Maria from Canada ❤️
MARIA from AGLAIA ESTHETICS I’m actually not a ‘young’ lady. Lol. I’m 56 and I have a lot of stray hairs plus some of the peach fuzz I have has gotten a little thicker and I was considering shaving but I’ll just keep tweezing. I’m from Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ellen Papuga It is better to just please do you particular hairs that are growing astray. If you really want to destroy the hair properly use electrolysis. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Maria
Agree! Any recommendations for after the damage has been done. My lanugo is so fragile it won't come back thru the skin and is causing huge hard nodules to form under the skin with inflammation
This was much needed. Almost...almost every beauty blogger or make up influencer is explaining benefits of shaving your face. I too wanted to try it but was always sceptical about the results. Thank you for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your support, I am glad it helped you. Please subscribe to my channel for up coming tutorials, give me a like because it helps me to continue creating new and fresh tutorials for this community. Thank you :)
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Don't be put off by this video - by a person who has no facial hair and no need to even try shaving her face. Watch a video by someone who does and then decide.
@@OneLegOutofBed You can't see peach fuzz on camera so how would you know that she has no need to even try? Everyone has peach fuzz. The whole reason people do this practice is for peach fuzz, not dark hair.
@@EmmaRayne I know because I asked her about it.
DON'T DO IT!!!!!! YOU'LL REGRET IT!!!
I follow a 63 year old woman here who has been micro blading for a couple of years, and her facial hair has never grown back thick, dark, and stubbly. When she wants to, she can forego the shaving, and live with the same level of peach fuzz she had before she started. Her skin GLOWS.
The only thing I can say Everyone has their own thoughts and opinions about the shaving, you have to make your own. Maybe try it out and see. Thank you for your comments. Maria
Hi ! Who is the lady ? I would like to follow also please. Thanks 😊
I don’t understand the point of saying don’t shave you need these hairs but then to tell people to laser them off instead. Or saying that it causes micro cuts but then say to use scrubs which can also cause micro cuts in the skin. I saw you recommended a coffee ground scrub as a gentle alternative. How is ground up coffee beans gentle? Just like a walnut scrub the bean/shell is ground up and jagged and can cause cuts. I also saw you recommend lemon and honey to bleach the hairs.... lemon is not good for your skin??? Sensitizing and can be damaging to your skin if you go out in the sun after. I just don’t understand how you are trying to say shaving will damage your skin but then mentioned alternatives that can also damage your skin.
If someone has superfluous hair, they have no choice but find a best solution for their condition. I am against shaving when is not necessary. Maria
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining so if understand you write, if it's nessery so i can shave my feice? I'm a write?
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining why didn’t you address their other points such as suggesting people use lemon on their skin? Like that is so bad and damaging..
But microneedling leaves scars too..but you say to use.. the only thing that's worried me about blading..is I feel hair is there to protect from the sun
You have excellent points. We want best alternatives.
sorry , disagree. I have been shaving my face for years ( I need to shave less and less now ) and didn't grow thicker and darker. Waxing is extremely bad for your face...
I agree with you. It is fiction that hair grows in thicker and darker if you shave it...
Everybody needs to do what is right for them. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials.
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dianamarina a dermatologist once explained to me that plucking leads to thicker hairs because the root is damaged and blood flows into the area to affect repairs(this includes waxing). Shaving doesn’t affect the root and therefore doesn’t increase growth.
Plucking /waxing also increases ingrowing hair as the damaged tissue grows over the hair shaft faster than the hair which gets trapped and grows round and round forming a nasty puss filled bumps. I had some real doozies. No more since shaving. Just lovely smooth skin!
I don’t have a rough face.
Tamara Figge May I ask the reason why you shave?
Found your channel by accident and I have really enjoyed listening and watching there's a lot of sense in what you say about videos shown something I've felt strongly about for a long time the amount of videos that praise makeup products and treatment's which are all freebies for them showing the products to get you to subscribe or to purchase some do more harm than good I don't get drawn into them anymore I shall continue to watch your channel it's the first sensible one I've seen in a long time thank you x x
Thank you Denise for your support… I appreciate your comments. Generally I am not here to sell even though I do have some links in my description, my tutorials are mainly educational. Happy new year 🥳 Maria
Thank God I stumbled upon your video, so informative and useful. I was sceptical about doing this, and I did think that this would possibly damage my skin let alone the "upkeep"! I think I will live with the very little peach fuzz I have, which has never bothered me anyway, and just continue with my very basic skin care routine. Thank you. 😊
It makes me very happy that I am able one by one to give individuals the pros and cons of this procedure. A lot of people are doing it just to make money. But it has bad outcome. Please share this tutorial, I do have another one that is so explains a little bit more in detail. I have created a new tutorial, please look at it and let me know what you think.ua-cam.com/video/VmbC2WUwtsg/v-deo.html
Thanks for the video. I saw the ‘shaving’ thing while on the skin care side of UA-cam and didn’t understand it. So thank you for clarifying reasons people do it and why we (probably) shouldn’t.
Thank you for your kind support. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria ❤️
Agree, very helpful
I'm starting my UA-cam channel, I shave my face but I won't shave anyone's face that's my personal preference and I won't tell them to shave their face either. I research before I recommend something. Thank you for your tutorials.
Congratulations for starting your own channel... I love it.
I wish you much success! ❤️
I disagree, I’ve been shaving my face for a few years now. No issues what so ever. My skin is soft it helps remove dead skin and I do not have stubble.
Tamara ....That is why I always say let’s agree to disagree. I’ve had hundreds of women telling me how distressed they are because of Dermablading...It makes no sense to shave your face unless you have superfluous hair, and then there are more practical ways to do you with the hair growth. I hope that you can agree to disagree. Maria
I'm with you Tamara. I've been doing it for some time and no issues. I don't think women get stubble like men, at least I don't. I love how smooth my skin feels.
Karen K I am happy to hear that you are happy with shaving your face... how often do you do it and have you ever stopped to see what is the hair growth?
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining I do it about twice a month. As far as I've heard there is no truth behind the hair growing in thicker if you shave. I love doing it and will continue to do it. I follow a dermatologist who also does it and is a proponent of it. She's on UA-cam and her name is Dr dray.
Karen K I do know about her and I have seen a lot of her videos. It doesn’t matter if you have a degree in dermatology...It doesn’t mean that she is correct, I’ve been in this thetics industry for over 40 years, and I have seen a lot of things that were not good and still were sold to the community😔. I do not want to bash anybody. But there is a reason why people do this UA-cam videos....She does sell a lot of things that I do not agree with. But I also say we must agree to disagree, and you have to do what is right for you. I hope that you decide to follow me and see my upcoming tutorials. 🥰Maria
Maria, listening to you about any subject is so relaxing! You are such a radiant and positive person, you remind me very much my beloved auntie, Celina. Greetings from London
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your comment. Keep in touch and let me know if you have any questions. Maria
Thankyou for this info. for I had bought the blades and was going to try to shave my face when I came across your site. God bless you for sharing uour knowledge.
I appreciate your comments and support.
I have my original tutorial for you to view...
ua-cam.com/video/fvJ5B63nvws/v-deo.html
your advice might seem right for some ppl, but nit everyone is the same.
i have pcos (my hormones are mostly messed up, and i have high testosterone levels *for a woman*) so in fact shaving my face is the easiest most convenient way to get rid of all the hair growing on my face.
Thank you for your comments.
Am so glad that I searched for the cons before heading towards the facial shaving process☺️☺️☺️ Thank you so much 😊
You are very welcome... I hope you subscribe so you can see my upcoming tutorials 😀❤️
Yes I already did....I must tell, you really make great videos 👍 Good wishes from India😊
Really appreciate this video. I was exploring if I should start this venture and will probably not after watching this.
Thank you for your support and comment.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Same here ... I even bought the shavers they recommend but not going to shave my whole face ... I can tweeze the 2-3 black hairs on my chin :)
I don't have the dark individual hairs, but a very fuzzy face due to maturity and changes that happen during menopause. I have personally been dermablading for over a year and absolutely love it. I do it once a week and am always thrilled with the results. It is an affordable option for many women that have a fuzzy face and can't afford permanent solutions. I find much of what you are saying to be confusing and believe that is because you have not personally done it to actually have the knowledge needed to give advice on this technique. What exactly is wrong with it being a temporary solution as long as it is understood as being temporary? Some of the solutions you present yourself are temporary. My fuzz has not grown back thicker or darker at all. In fact, it has grown back softer and I no longer have that "stubble" feel. But so what if you do? It is not something you see, it is just a little, in my opinion, not worth mentioning thing you feel for about 24 hours and then goes away. It doesn’t even compare to a man’s stubble, and my husband never once noticed. Most women don't let people touch their face anyway. This is information you gain when you actually do it yourself. Additionally, I have personally tried dozens of exfoliation techniques and this surpasses them all - by far! Yes, the smoothness is again, temporary, but so is every other exfoliation technique, but this one is the best temporary technique. Again, information gained when you actually do it yourself. Yes, there is a learning curve in getting the technique down and the instrument used is the key, but after three or four times, you got it girl, and you are good as golden. You stated that you have presented in this video is not based on any personal experience or study. It appears it is just theory presented by what you think will happen. That is not legitimate advice. This is a technique used by many many women with great success, and to make it as though it is wrong for every woman is a disservice to women.
Hi ...thank you for your comments and I appreciate your experience with this mythology. I don’t have to have the treatment on me to see that it is not a treatment that I want to try or do it on my clients. However, everyone needs to know the pros and cons of this procedure. I hope you enjoy my other tutorials, I have just uploaded one, I hope that you look at it and give me your opinion. Maria ua-cam.com/video/VmbC2WUwtsg/v-deo.html
Very informative video - It blows my mind that women do this. Who even has the time to shave their face every other or second day for upkeep purposes?
The sad thing, a lot of these women don’t need to shave their faces. I understand for the people that I have hairy faces and cannot afford other procedures. But I would never encourage anyone to shave their faces. Thank you for your support, I appreciate you. Remember to subscribe, it helps me to reach other people. Maria
the ones who have hirsutism!!! They have to because there isn't much choice there. Laser treatment is not suggested for them because no matter what they do the hair will come back.
yukia san the only option is electrolysis
when i shave i get tiny bumps/pimples right after and i break out when my hair starts to grow back also stubbles...and my hairs been growing back in like atleast after 3 days.. I feel like if i dont shave my skin looks dull and crappy so im stuck at this point because you can literally see the hair on my chin which makes me really insecure to...:(
I am so sorry ... what made you decide to start shaving ?
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining well i had heard it was good for you and my face has more darker hair i started off with just my upper lip area and now its gone to my whole face...
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining i honestly dont know what to do
Madison Anderson is your hair dark and what colour is your skin ?
What are your credentials? Are you a dermatologist or esthetician? Any time you shave any part of your body hair is cut off to the same exact length you will get stubble when it starts growing back. It doesn't mean you're getting more it, just means you can feel the stubble because it's all the same length. My friend shaves her face all the time she looks great and her skin is smooth. When she gets lazy the peach fuzz grows back and is still silky.
Hello Resa, nice to meet you. I am a Cidesco esthetician for over 40 years, Esthetics examiner in Canada and educator... so I know a little... so let’s agree to agree. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials.Thank you, Maria
Thank you for the informative videos! I have a question about the “micro cuts” from dermablading.. what is the difference between a micro cut from dermablading and the punctures from micro needling? Why is one better for your skin than the other if you’re just dermablading for better product absorption?
These are two totally different treatments... One is irritation and doesn’t do anything else, the channels are deep enough to cause fibroblast stimulation and intern strengthening the collagen fibers. I hope this answers your question. I hope you enjoy my tutorials and decide to subscribe. Maria
I haven't watched the video yet but I agree. I cringed the first time I saw someone doing that. I never thought shaving my face was a good idea and I definitely wouldn't do it to a client. Some things are just wrong and common sense.
Thank you for your support, I appreciate you sharing this information. Maria
Sorry I don't agree, today I finally did dermablading, and shaved with a razor. I watched many many tutorial of women that have been shaving for 10 and 20 years. Personal preference as I was sick and tired of all this peach fuzz. I'm 63 and I read of a woman who is 80 who is shaving. I plan to shave once a week.
Dear Nancy... you need to do whatever to whatever is right for you. Let me know how it works out for you. Maria ❤️
Is waxing good for hair removal on face, I've beendoingthis for years ? And what do you think about electric razor/epilator for face ?
I always say if that works for you, and you are just removing the hair where they are dark and deep hair and it works for you than that’s fine. I prefer other methods of permanent hair removal such as electrolysis and laser, however it’s not for everyone. I hope that you subscribe to my channel, so you can see upcoming tutorials. Maria
This whole topic is so confusing. Some say it's good and the others don't. I shaved my face which is combination, hormonal acne skin with acne scars.. I think I did it wrong so ended up with lot of congestion and acne.. that was big bummer.. still recovering. Did it on my mother's face and she is glowing... so I really am confused about this.. could you help me a little please?
Everybody needs to do what is right for them. But, in my opinion shaving is not a good procedure. There’s other ways of exfoliating. Some people find it good but majority are very unhappy with this procedure. If you can contact me on Instagram, and send me a picture of your situation, I will be able to help you. Maria
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining thankyou I will surely do, I need help right now ugh!!
i had just orderd some razors i'm right now gonna cancel them thanks for saving me.... ur points are logical.
I am happy that I reached you just on time. Maria
girl 🤦🏾♀️
I just bought a blade for shaving from Walmart for 10$ but saw your video before starting.Thank God in heaven I didn't start.
I'm like you I have absolutely no facial hair but almost bought into the idea that shaving will keep my skin looking younger but was always worried about hair starting grow in and all sorts of other problems .Plus some women have had trouble with makeup adhering to the face afterwards.
This is a good reminder to not blindly follow trends on UA-cam or beauty bloggers.
Which I realize not everyone does but I see a lot of people just jumping on this with out really thoroughly researching it first ...boy am I glad I did.
Thank you for the warning ...I'm sure glad I didn't start.
Hi .... thank you for your support and comments. Sorry that I did not answer you sooner. How's your skin?
Uhhh... a woman shaving her entire face is unnatural and unnecessary. I tried it. Doesn’t change a thing 😐 sorry all women. The only facial hair that women should remove is visible darker hair. The “peach fuzz” is actually soft from when born so why shave it? 🤦♀️ good lord.
Thank you for your comments and support.
Anyone shaving anything is unnatural 🙄
I have PCOS so I do grow more facial hair than is normal for women. And it can be quite thick and dark. It is a hormonal issue. I shave my face and it helps quite a bit for a few weeks. But also in saying that, I wouldn’t know the benefits if you are the average woman who does not have an extreme hormone imbalance and noticeable amounts of facial hair. It works for me though
Hello Miss Melanin, I totally understand when you have PCOS its a very hard situation and you need to do what ever is best for you. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials.
Maria ❤️
Thank you so much! I was thinking of doing this, but I am so glad I found this video first. I was worried and hesitant to begin with but now I definitely will not be doing it! I will be watching all your videos!!!
Thank you so much for your comments and for subscribing! It means the world to me :-) keep in touch, Maria
I’ve done it a few times, however the last time I shaved my face I noticed my skin wasn’t soft but a bit rough. I’m not doing it again.
Thank you for sharing your experience. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. I just uploaded one on oil pulling.
ua-cam.com/video/lkA0obh6vro/v-deo.html
Thank you Maria, this was really informative. Since I hit my 50's I've been struggling with rosacea (but it's on and off and I can't figure out what the trigger is). I'd be so grateful if you have any advice or tips for me -- my doctor prescribed metronidazole ointment, but I'm not sure this even helps with the redness. Thank you!
Hi, thank you so much for reaching out to me, send me a picture of your skin so I can see if I can help you. You can send it to a Instagram and my link is in the description box. Maria
Thank goodness I saw this video! Is face epilating ok to do?
Thank you for your question, may I ask why you need to do Epilation ? If somebody has hair growth under chin, I always advise them to go to the doctor to see if they have hormonal unbalance and then go to an electrologist or getting laser done. Let me know if you have any additional questions, please subscribe so I can reach more individuals. Keep safe, Maria ❤️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining I have only one or two hair on my chin but quite a few dark hair on my sideburns. I just don't like the fact how black they are.
Somoni 87 Thank you for your question, the best option for you is electrolysis. Please subscribe to my channel for up coming tutorials, give me a like 👍 because it helps me to continue creating new and fresh tutorials for this community. Thank you :)
I am enjoying your videos, can you recommend the best way to remove facial hair, I’m 66 and have done it all, I’ve shaved, waxed, tried laser, depilatories, can’t do electrolysis as my hair is too fair, but it is extremely superfluous and i hate it. It comes with its own annoying issues as I’m sure you are aware of. Please help! Thank you!
Hi Joanne I can see that you have tried almost everything have you thought of threading or sugaring? After you do this epilation, when you go home you can use some essential oils that will slow down the hair growth. However you need to be patient...
LAVENDER AND TEA TREE OIL
An interesting 2013 study found that lavender and tea tree oils could potentially be effective in reducing mild cases of “hirsutism,” which is a condition of unwanted male-pattern hair growth in women. For the study, researchers sprayed the oils on the affected areas two times a day for 3 months in one group of women-the other received a placebo. Results showed a significant decrease in hair in the oil group. Try mixing about 1 teaspoon of lavender with 4-6 drops of tea tree oil and apply to the affected areas 2-3 times a day. Be patient-it may take a couple months to start seeing results .
MARIA from AGLAIA ESTHETICS yes, I’ve tried threading, but where I live there is no one doing it and I am not able to teach myself! So, if I wax it, then start using the tea tree and lavender oil would that be the correct process?
Thank u, i was gone to do it and u saved me God bless u
You’re very welcome, Thank you for reaching out to me and your kind comment. Keep in touch I hope you enjoy my channel and you want to subscribe. Maria
I have acne scarring and tiny bumps I'm not sure what they are really,on my forehead and cheeks 😫😫heeeellllpppp
I love your honest content by the way 💜💯✨
Hello Cynthia... send me a picture of your skin on Instagram so I can see if I can help you: AglaiaEsthetics
I agree with you, I can't believe your hair will not grow back thicker!!
Thank you for your support. Maria ❤️
Hahaha, yes, I am one of the idiots who have now realized I saw your videos too late 😒. So a couple of weeks ago, (i was never bothered about my peach fuzz) and I saw a video about derma and wow, then I realized how much peach fuzz I actually had and only then it started to bother me... being in lockdown and with no way to get the procedure or proper tools to do it myself, I thought why not use a new, regular shaving blade... needless to say, I was scared to cut myself, so I only shaved downwards and lightly (because of fear of self harming permanent face scars), and yes, it was sooo much smother... it has been a couple of weeks since and I have started working again, but today was the first time I had the time to want to shave again, and I again looked at videos, I don't know why, maybe for reassurance or maybe it's faith, when I stumbled onto your videos... so now my questions are... : 1. What is a better way, 2. These hairs are actually not hard but they are more harsh and irritating when i touch my skin- it used to be much smoother before I did this stupid thing, 3. Do I wait for it to grow back to normal, or will it become worse and longer than before? 4. How long till touching my face won't feel like my legs (that's a bit of a dramatic explanation, but still)
P.S. I am currently busy with a couple of beauty courses and I was planning on doing the derma to be able to do it for my clients..
Well, atleast I didn't watch your videos too late...🤭
Thank you for your comments, and everybody has their own opinion about this treatment. I have been in the aesthetics industry for over 40 years, so if you have a chance to look at my other tutorials you will see where I’m standing with this. I have an update on derma planning. It is only a fad! For the individuals that have superfluous hair... I advised him to go to an endocrinologist and find out why they have hair growth on their face, because it is not normal for a woman to grow hair on her face, from there she has different options permanent or semipermanent which is electrolysis or laser. If individuals cannot afford these procedures, then I guy than to just either tweeze or wax those bother some hair or even Clip them.... but, I would never advise anyone to start shaving the full complete face just for the heck of it so the skin feels smoother and the make up goes on better. I am an educator, so it doesn’t really matter which way a person goes I don’t make any money on this as some people imply, but you as a professional, how do you feel to shave somebody’s face? Knowing that there are better procedures for your client. Answering your question: if you stop doing it slowly it will go back to normal. I hope this answered your question, I know that I went off tangent a little bit because I’m very passionate about this. I hope that you subscribe to my channel so I could help more people. I will be uploading a new tutorial sometimes today or tomorrow, on age spots .... but this one below is last week on the cleansing. Keep in touch, Maria. ua-cam.com/video/oXVx3kXyS1k/v-deo.html
I watched a video of an older lady shaving her face but she cautioned against using a regular razor and instead used a 'touch up' razor that she used in a light, angular motion, not straight against the skin. What are your thoughts on this method, MARIA? Is it less drastic than using the razor I use on my legs?
Lynn Quin first, I need to know why you need to shave your face? Do you have superfluous hair? Is it hormonal? Are usually advise to take a different approach by either to LASER or electrolysis. All other methods of shaving I do not agree for the face. I hope you subscribe to my channel it means a lot to me. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Maria
I usually depilate never shave. What about home bleaching darker hair on face?
Bleaching is fine ... however, careful to moisturize your skin.
I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria ❤️
I suffer with PCOS so the hair is out of control so I need something to help me with the excess hair growth
Are you taking any meds?
The peach fuzz appeared at age 55 n makes my face appear fuller if there was a method to get it to lie flat ie head hair gel type product made for the face?
I can send you a link of a very good skin care, where are you from?
try spraying your face with fixing spray and then using a make up sponge
What about PCOS hirsutism?
I definitely would not go to her for advice. You facial hair does not grow back thicker and darker due to shaving your face. The only way it would is if you have a higher then normal testosterone levels in your body. If what she is saying is true I would have a full beard. I can assure you that I do not. I've been shaving for the last 5 years.
Angela, you are leaving comments on my channel… so be nice and let’s agree to disagree. Maria
do you have any suggested alternatives to dermaplaning?
Thank you for your question...
To give you a substitute, I will need to know your situation, and how much hair and colour you have. Remember to subscribe so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Keep safe, Maria❤️
Hi Maria, I am so happy to get precise information from you about shaving the face, Thank You. Based on what you explain, does it mean shaving is not an excellent solution to get rid of facial hair for temporary? What about tweezing out the hair on the face? Right now, I think that could be a temporary solution for me to get rid of my chin hair before I take the electrolysis. Could you give me a suggestion, please?
Thank you for your message. Right now because of the covid19 situation your only option is tweezing. Please do not shave. However when this is all said and done, find yourself a very experienced electrologist. Remember to subscribe so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria xx
Tweezing hair out will make it grow back blacker and thicker... ☹️ I have to do this now almost every day and I do get stubble hair. I make sure I catch the hair and not just cut it off accidentally. TWEEZING DOES NOT WORK. I'd be careful.
After many months of tweezing, I now have to use facial epilator but to the same effect. It gives me spots and scars.
I was hoping to be able to shave but think it's risky, so won't be trying it, it's bad as it is.
If I were you, I'd be careful to listen to advice such as to do tweezing. It might make it much worse, like it did for me. You think it can't be that bad because you'll be removing just a small amount of hair at a time. But it might make it much worse. I start to hate my face, but until I can do electrolysis (need more research than one UA-cam video to convince me it's actually good),I will have to stick with these or suffer black hairs on my face
@@cama1410 Hi, Thank you for your sharing, now, what do you do then with your facial hair? Are you going to do electrolysis or laser hair removal?
@@yuvitaoktarisa1333 like I mentioned, I need to do more research about electrolysis. Same principle applies. Don't just trust one UA-cam video - I'm going to read more about it first. It's easy to rush into something and then regret 😉
What if you have pcos/hormonal imbalances? Would it benefit them?
Not sure what is your question
Would dermaplaninng be beneficial for those with hormonal imbalances? Is women's skin with hormonal imbalances less soft and more "masculine" and therefore would benefit? Ie excess hair or rougher dryer skin
What are thoughts about laser hair removal and IPL?
Thank you for the question. It all depends what type of skin and hair you have. Again I do have a tutorial on LASER, IPL versus electrolysis... some are semi permanent the only one that is permitted is electrolysis. But do take a moment and view that to Torio it will explain to you in detail. Please subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria xx
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining thank you 🤗
It does grow back,thicker an darker , just like your under arms an legs an vgay area. After I got my period when I was 12 I noticed i now had tons of peach fuzz hairs on legs under arms an vjay so I started shaving a guess what slwoly over the years it got thicker an darker same with tge hair I removed from my eye brows is thicker an darker than the hair on my eye brows that I don't ever take off also little white hairs I seen on my chin I started plucking an guess what over time those hairs are now thick an dark I wish I never had pluck them white thin hairs on my chin cuz now I have to do it for rest my life unless I can ever afford electrolysis hair remover
I am so sorry 😞
And you are not trying to get views then?
Gina, My main concern is education. I love views, and comments, and to get a larger channel so I can reach more people to help them. Maria
hi, thank you for your sharing. i watched a video saying that if we shave, we will get a smooth and instantly bright skin. and also can remove all the dirt after we shave our face. is it true?
Thank you for your question. It is true temporarily. But in the long run it will cause problems. To get a brighter skin, drink water, Use mild scrubs once a week, have a good skin care, Eat healthy foods, take your probiotics, and steam your face.
ua-cam.com/video/CHemz8IPfv0/v-deo.html
If you don’t have a steamer check the link below this tutorial...Please do not shave your face. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Maria
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining thank you. much love from Malaysia❤️
Hi, please I need your help. I saw all these beauty bloggers talking about face shaving. I shaved my face for the first time and now I’m regretting it, my skin is rough now it’s been 5 days. I’m really scared. What do I do now ??? It’s really itchy .... should shave again or let it grow back??
Please reply 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I am so sorry for your predicament, and yes there are a lot of bloggers and aestheticians that are encouraging people to shave, and 90% of the people that shave have your experience. The reason of people doing these tutorials is for either clicks on UA-cam or they’re making money on individuals by providing the services. But as you’re looking at the theory behind it we really don’t need to shave... it will actually irritate the skin. However if you have superfluous hair because of heredity or hormonal there are different options than shaving. My dear, what I would do if I were you, I would not shave again let the hair grow out past the itchy stage, and then figure out other options. What is the reason of shaving? Where are you from?, I would go back to the old fashion way of threading, which has been around centuries, waxing, but she would only in the area that is necessary not the full face. If the hair are very stubbly, then I would for sure do electrolysis, however you need to find a professional, experience, ethical electrologist. I hope this helps, again I am so sorry. I hope that you subscribe to my channel, because it gives me an opportunity to help others and that means the world to me. Keep in touch please, Maria from Canada ❤️
MARIA from AGLAIA ESTHETICS thank you so much for the reply, I’m from India. I didn’t think much before doing it, I’ve never done anything to my face waxing/threading nothing. My skin has always been really good, until I shaved my face now I see little bumps. No, I’m not a very hairy person, i actually have very little hair growth. Yes, I’ll wait till it grows .... but how long will that take ???
Yes, I subscribed to your channel yesterday, and have already binged on almost all the other videos, they are very authentic and helpful. Thank you so much for all these videos ❤️
I had laser treatment years ago, never touched it since
Hello Minnie ... how can I help you ? Maria
Well I’m 67 and used to smoke years ago and now have fine lines which I’m conscious off. Anyway to reduce or eliminate these lines. Other tan that have very good firm skin.
Moaning Minnie I would love to send you information, I just need your email and if you have privacy concern you can send it to me through Instagram. I can help you with different tutorials that I can send you and also some supplements internal NRF2 activators and external Rejuvenating skin care that are out of this world. I can send you this information, you can read it, no pressure.
MARIA from AGLAIA ESTHETICS ydewale@icloud.com
Thank you.
I shave my face regularly and I do not regret. Doing it for over one year now. Everything is ok. But I guess everyone's different. :)
I’m happy that you are doing well with this procedure. And you’re absolutely right, everybody’s different. Maria
First time Ive seen this lady. She's very honest and helpful, not a money magnet.
Thank you Joanna for your support and comments! I really appreciate it. I hope you subscribe to my channel, it means the world to me. Thank you, Maria
Exactly and I'll take more away from this video than a UA-cam beauty guru looking for likes and subscribers.
This depends on skin, I grew up having my face shaved every few months at home, it’s part of my culture. Every girl I knew growing up had baby smooth clear skin due to this honestly, we never had any issues.💁🏾♀️
Thank you for sharing ...
Different cultures are interesting
So you say the reason men can shave is because they have testosterone and if they didn't shave they would grow a beard. OMG, really. That's just men, is it? And then you go on to say that your husband will comment on the stubble. This is all so sad. You then say you haven't shaved your face because you don't have to. Well lucky you. Please have some thought for women who do have dark or embarrassing facial hair? I know everyone is entitled to their opinion but I feel upset thinking about all the women who will have watched your video and will potentially be put off of shaving their face when it could be the solution for them. I would advise anyone watching this video to also watch videos from people who do actually shave their face before deciding against it. I have done a few such videos and also included regrowth follow ups and can recommend face shaving.
It looks like this issue is very a sensitive topic for you.... and, I don’t have hair on my face, so you’re right I don’t have that experience, however I do have over 40 years of experience in this industry.
We have two parts of the story. If someone has hair growth and it’s because of hormonal or hereditary and they have no other options to deal with the hair on their face if they have to shave that’s the only thing that they can do... but if they can afford I would encourage laser or electrolysis.
My main concern is the second one, when a young women for no reason, they start shaving their face from there for a bit all the way down to the chin just to make the make up go on better and many professionals are taking advantage of that and making tons of money on the expense of these women. There is a reason why we have the peach fuzz on our face and it’s not necessary to be removed. However...let’s agree to disagree. Maria ❤️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining It is not a particularly sensitive topic for me personally, no. I have peach fuzz and some chin hairs but am lucky that I am fair. I am arguing a point for other women. So you are now saying that shaving is OK if you have a hormonal or hereditary issue but not if you are young and simply don't like your peach fuzz. That is certainly a distinction you are not making in your videos and even if you were, that is a judgement call and not a real reason not to shave. In your videos you are saying "don't shave your face" and leaving lots of women, who were teetering on a safe and affordable solution to embarrassing facial hair, worried about doing it. While I appreciate your 40 years of industry experience, do you appreciate the sometimes life changing facial hair that many women are actually having to live with?
One Leg Out of Bed I think you are twisting what I’m saying... I said if a woman cannot afford a better option then that’s what she needs to do. My preference is laser or electrolysis. I prefer to stop now, it seems that we are not agreeing on this subject. I noticed that you do have a channel and you are pro gadgets And maybe trying to get some following...And that is fine with me so let’s agree to disagree. Maria
Hello beautiful Maria, I certainly agree with many points you have mentioned such as there are other ways to exfoliate but I don't believe that dermaplaning should get such a bad review. I am still confident that when it is done properly by a trained skincare professional it has it's placed in the beauty industry. I believe we need to educate clients on how often is appropriate based on their skin health and for some ladies whom vellus is truly a confidence issue I am glad to help them with dermaplaning. I also feel that is a beautiful opportunity to exfoliate and help penetrate amazing ingredients to boost the skin barrier. First of all it is an exfoliation method and right now where I live it is getting very popular but I have no doubt it is here to stay and can be done safely without damaging the skin barrier (as not all skin can be dermaplaned). I believe we have to be able to tell clients that their skin is not suited for dermaplaning if that is the case and sadly not all esthetician or beauty place are as careful. I know the same applies for microneedling, many places will mirconeedle clients without proper home care before the procedure and that is an industry problem such as deregulation here in BC and other provinces in Canada. I sincerely respect all your knowledge but I don't support dermaplaning being a no go at this time. I certainly enjoyed your video as it is food for thought and help me question my method.
Judith Hales hello my dear ... I do respect your opinion, so let’s agree to disagree...but I still stand with my opinion about Dermablading (Dermaplanning)...
Thank you for your comments. Maria xx
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining yes and one day if I see it differently I will be the first one to say I was wrong.
Judith Hales ☺️
Thank you. Read this just in time before I shaved my face! I won't fit it now and use other ways. Thanks again!
Thank you for your comments and support. Maria
“Yes.....temporarily” 😂 I love it
Thank you :-) please remember to subscribe so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Keep safe, Maria
Your face also stays clean temporarily after you wash it.
Giiirl😂😂
It's a personal choice. I've been doing it for years and I have never had any issues. I use a regular razor and my facial wash.
I am happy to hear that you are happy with your choice ... so ... let’s agree to disagree on this procedure. I hope you view some other tutorials and decide to subscribe to my channel. Maria 😍
Same, I also do it and don’t have any issues. This is something to keep up with, you can’t do it once and expect no hair ever again
Then you're not dermaplaning. You're shaving.
@@huntsman145 Correct and throughout this video she uses the word "shaving".
Like and subbed. Hello from 905. My wife started trying it and I will tell you her upper lip, chin and sideburns grew in thicker. Period. She even noticed it and got quite self conscious about it. I told her she is perfect the way she is. Everyone's body is different but it made it worse for my wife. 😎 like and subbed 😀👍
Thank you for your comments and your support. You must be an amazing husband. We need more of you! Thank you for subscribing. Maria
I was thinking of dermablading and thank God I found your video.
Thank you for saving me many future problems!
Thank you for your support! Please share this to many people as possible also, subscribe, it means the world to me and helps me to reach more people. Hello from Vancouver Canada. Maria
I was thinking of doing it but something was telling me hmmm 🤔then i saw this
Thank you for your comments, the only time I say it’s OK to shave if you have superfluous hair on your chin, and you cannot afford any other method. However, to shave your whole face just for the sake of exfoliation and for better make up application, it makes no sense. I hope you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. It really means a lot to me. Maria ❤️
I find these trend really damaging. I can’t understand how people can’t see that. Thumbs up for this lady, maybe she prevented a few disasters.
Thank you so much for your support. Please share this information. Maria ❤️
I have tried everything to exfoliate my skin nothing gets the dead skin off toners,scrubs glycolic solutions I wish i didn’t do it and hair grows on my face it runs in my family but laser is so expensive I wish i ddnt have to do it it’s the only temporary fix that helps
I am a little bit concerned with LASER because on darker skin and may cause discolouration
If you do laser, go to a plastic surgeon`s office and make sure they are experienced with black skin. I've had last over the years with no problems and I'm NC45.
I have super oily skin filled with acne, and scars for years now, I’m just starting my adulthood and want to get rid of it!! Please let me know if you have any tips for me and my skincare :( I’ve been trying to create a skincare but it just keeps getting worse!!
Hi Genevieve, I love that name! I do have a couple of UA-cam videos on acne and fungal acne. May I ask what kind of Acne do you have? You can take a picture of your skin and send it to me through Instagram so I’m able to see and help you. However, one of the things that I advise, is to take Vit B5 And spray your face with apple cider vinegar and water a 50-50 percent solution. Let me know how I can help you. Maria
Genevieve Catala hello Genevieve, how are you doing with your skin? I do have several tutorials on acne, scarring, and also on blackheads... if you would like me to see your skin, send me a picture on Instagram so I can help you further. Maria ❤️
MARIA from AGLAIA ESTHETICS what is your instagram?
Is it tied to hormones? Does the acne get worse around your period? You might think about going to a dermatologist and trying a low dose of doxycycline - tetracycline made me nauseated. The doxycycline cleared my face right up. You could try a laser for wrinkles on your acne scars.
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining you are so nice! Great to see
I have done it and my face felt amazing. I also did not see any stubble come back at all. I don't know if its for everyone, but it definitely did wonders for my skin.
Was this your first time? Everybody needs to do what is right for them. Do you have any questions for me? Maria
Thank you, I was considering dermablading, now I won't go ahead.
I am so happy that you decided not to do this service :-) what was the reason you were considering in doing this? Let me know if you have any additional questions. Please subscribe to my channel, it does mean a lot to me, but most of all I can reach more people the larger my channel gets. Hello from Vancouver Canada :-)
Don't let this video put you off. It works.
One Leg Out of Bed shaving the faces really causes the hairs to come out perceivably thicker, it’s a fact, a girl I saw on Dr.Phil with PCOD kept shaving her face since she was 14 and had grown a full blown beard just because of how much sharper and stronger the hair coming out of the follicles became, also the face got really rough over time, shaving your faces will only cause stubbles and the soft vellous hairs don’t remain soft and light anymore, have you noticed what happens to teenage boys who shave their light chin hair and moustache for the first time? It comes back looking thicker and pointier and darker, also so many beard growing videos talk about how continuously shaving the face at start will lead to a stronger and thicker beard, please don’t mislead women by saying shaving is okay.
@@vajramallya5483 Yep, you said it... perceivably thicker, not really thicker or darker... just to the eye it may seem different when it grows back. That is because shaving chops the hair, making the once finer end now blunt. Have you shaved your soft vellous hair? I have and it comes back exactly the same. I will indeed say that shaving is OK and in fact I have done a video saying exactly that and plan to do another tackling these kind of face shaving "regrets" because there seems to be a lot of misunderstanding around this topic, not helped by videos like this and the spreading of the "thicker, darker hair" myth. Like you say, it only looks thicker / darker as the blunter hair grows back, but the hair is not physically changed. If hair could be physically changed by shaving, balding men would simply need to shave their heads to achieve a nice head of hair. I have come to my conclusions from personal experience, listening to other women and doing research, not watching Dr Phil, the TV therapist.
@@vajramallya5483 pcos is what caused that girl in the case you’re mentioning to grow so much hair. It’s not the shaving. One of the symptoms of pcos is more hair growth due to the hormonal imbalance.
I've been reading through some of the comments on here. You seem to be ignoring all the ladies who are commenting on your video saying they dermaplane/shave and it works and they do not grow stubble. I am also in that group and have uploaded a video of the technique and the regrowth 1 and 2 weeks later. Soft and no stubble. It would be nice if you could see beyond your own limited experience (which you admit is none) and see that it dooes work for loads of people who have embarrassing facial hair. You are scaring them and that will stop them from trying a facial hair removal method that could really work for them. Pointing out the cons is fine but there are plenty of pros. Nothing about your argument is balanced... it is just the opinion of a women who has no troublesome facial hair.
Thank you for your comments, and I do appreciate your point of you. However, I don’t have to shave my face to give my opinion. I’ve heard from hundreds hundreds of women how disappointed they are after they shaved their face and they wish that they could go back. I’m just putting out the information, because there’s so many people selling this procedure or service for their own gain... however, if this is something that you love to do for your own skin let’s agree to disagree. I hope that you look at my other tutorials and subscribe to my channel and give me comments. Have a wonderful weekend, Maria ❤️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining If they did "go back" they would simply be going back to what they started with. Just saying.
One Leg Out of Bed With this point I have to disagree. I’ve had so many women being so upset and crying that they cannot stop because they have occurred more hair growth and irritation. But if this is something that you love to do for yourself, please continue. Did you see my last tutorial on how to control or remove blackheads? Please review it and let me know what you think I do value everybody’s opinion. Maria ❤️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining So how does that work, on a physical level then please? It seems to be one of your main points so I'm interested... in what way is the hair that grows back "more " than it was before?
One Leg Out of Bed The root of the hair isn’t touched when shaving(unlike with waxing or plucking), so there is no stimulation of the hair follicle.
With plucking and waxing the hair gets thicker and often ingrown due to the skin repairing itself over the hair follicle faster than the new(thicker hair) can reach the surface.
Also with plucking/waxing methods, the root becomes distorted and the new hair will often grow back sideways. The resulting ingrowth can lead to huge pus filled cysts containing long/thick distorted hairs, which can even leave scarring when they are finally opened up.
This comment is based upon personal experience and advice from an actual dermatologist.
Hi I was looking for a how to video for shaving my face and I came across your video and I am so glad I did! Thank you!
Thank you ☺️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining Hi I am interested in what you think of ''fibroblasting pen treatment?
Some women may have different experiences. But I started shaving my face about a year ago after seeing a reputable skin and makeup person on YT recommend it. I love it. I’ve had no problems and I think my skin’s improved. I’m in my 60s now and so my overall body hair growth has lessened and I don’t need to do it more than like once a month with a few touchups for some darker hairs on my lower chin and upper lip. I never got the stubble problem, the grow-back was soft and light, just like before, but less of it. I guess it just depends.
Thank you for your comments. I hope you enjoy my channel. I do have many tutorials on skin care and a variety of anti-aging treatments.
Let me know if you have any questions. Maria
Many thanks for your excellent presentation. I was toying with the idea of face shaving and looked at many of the videos on UA-cam. What made me suspicious of them was the "links" each presenter had. Also, each of these ladies all seemed to be wearing a mask, there were no wrinkles, lines or expression on their faces, they were "too" perfect, unnatural looking, if you know what I mean. As you say, the hairs are there for a reason.
I'm 71 years old and I'm not thrilled that I have a bit of a mustache but it doesn't seem to bother anyone else! I can take care of that with tweezers, a bright light and a good magnifying mirror.
As to "threading", you have to be careful with where you have that done. Twice I have had the area between my brows done the first time it was okay but the second time was a disaster. After "threading" my skin was quite red (I'm a white lady), highly irritated and the woman who did the threading used an alcohol swab followed by a very oily baby diaper rash cream on the red skin "to calm it down". It had the opposite effect and for almost TWO MONTHS I had scaly, scabby, dry skin in the area between my brows that was not only itchy but it also hurt. My "bad", I stupidly had this done at one of those little kiosks in a local mall but it scared me away from "threading".
I have hit the "subscribe" button because I think that you have a very informative and reasonable way of presenting your facts. Plus, you don't seem to be selling anything, which is a nice change of pace for UA-cam.
Thank you, Maria, from upstate Pennsylvania. Keep smiling!
Thank you so much for your support your lovely comments and most of all for subscribing, it does mean the world to me. If you have any questions if you want me to send you any information let me know through Instagram. My tutorials are mainly educational because I am an instructor and Esthetics industry, and I do give advice of things that you can purchase if that is what you need. Keep safe and keep in touch. Maria
Saying truth is very hard .keep it up
Thank you for your kind words and support. Maria
I NAIRED MY FACE ONE TIME AND HELL NAH WILL NEVER AGAIN! ALL BAD😂
Thank you for your comments and support. Maria
I’ve been shaving my face for about a year now and my face is prickly and I regret it SO much , I want to stop but I feel so insecure about it so I can’t . Any tips to make it finer ?
It all depends how thick your hair is ...Shaving is a temporary method, that I wished it was never invented it is mainly for men.... there’s not many options except for laser, electrolysis...And a lot of people prefer to do waxing or threading. Let me know what is your decision, and I’m so sorry
Shaving is PERFECTLY fine and is what I recommend as a temporary means for my clients. However, shaving dry can irritate the top layer of your epidermis (skin) as you are also exfoliating. Shaving has no bearing on hair texture what so ever, and your hair will not know the difference between razors, but your skin will. Creams are just a chemical shave, and one should be careful using them.
Always do a patch test first. Psychologically, women feel more at ease using anything but an actual razor on one's face. Trust me when I say THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE. Just imagine if I told a balding man, if they use a particular razor, they will grow more hair. Hair growth does not work that way. Lastly, female facial hair is hormonal, please DO NOT PULL OUT facial hair by any means. You will end up with a bigger problem down the road…this I can promise you. Most aestheticians speak from their point of view, I tend to backup my statements with meaningful evidence not just an opinion.
@@electrolysisbymarciagomez Thank you for this reply. I am still dermaplanning but I've also invested in the Braun SIlk Pro 5 that I use for my face (it says I can do so) and hopefully it will diminish the hairs on my face until they are fully gone. I love how my face looks and feels when I dermaplane but I don't want to depend on anything for the rest of my life.
Hello Maria, I have really dark hair on my face and acne prone, I've been wanting to shave my face or either wax it, does waxing have anybad affects on my type of skin? I would really appreciate if you answered my comment I know you made this video a couple months ago.
-Jenny
Hi Jennifer, first you need to find out why you have facial hair, and deal with the cause, I always advise electrolysis, however you must find a good technician. About acne, it’s usually caused because something is occurring internally, either hormonal, or your diet. If you do have blemishes, I advise you To eliminate all dairy... take a very good probiotic and vitamin B5...
Let me know if you have any questions. Maria
Hi Maria! I'm from Montréal, Canada. I'm very happy to have found your channel today, wanting to know another perspective on Dermaplanning. And thank God for yours! :) Kudos for speaking your mind, and keeping it real! A bientôt!
Thanks for sharing!! Maria xx
Finally, someone who gets it! All I know is when shaved, legs/arms, it grows back so much worse than ever before. Imagine have a good beard.. All over your face😅yuck
Yuck 🤢 you are right!
I appreciate you for being brave for sharing your professional expertise!
One other thing to add is that shaving hair will come back terminal (with pigment)
Thank you for your comments and support ❤️
I am mixed Russian and Indian, so my skin is very fair and soft like my European family, but my hair is very thick and dark, like my Indian family. Hence creating a stark contrast. For soft skin like my private areas and my underarms, I experienced hyperpigmentation when shaving :( I also have pcos and as a result, extra testosterone. My facial hair is abundant, but yes it's soft like peach fuzz. Just very dark. What can I do for hair removal? I'm still in university and can't afford to go to the dermatologist 😭 is there anything I can do on my own?
Nice to meet you my dear. And I’m so sorry that you have hair growth. You sound very beautiful. Of course my favorite option is electrolysis, because it’s permanent, laser and you can do that because of fair skin and dark hair but that is semi permanent. However, I understand because you are a student you cannot afford it. So next option is to lighten your hair with bleach, of course being very careful not to like them too much and my last option is threading... waxing sometimes for sensitive skin might cause some irritation. I hope this answers your questions. If you have other questions please don’t hesitate. I hope that you subscribe to my channel to see my upcoming tutorials. Thank you, Maria ❤️
Thank you so much. My 22 year old granddaughter. has been shaving her face, she insists it is good. I am 78, have pretty good skin, but really felt uncomfortable at the thought of shaving. Glad to have some back up for my argument.
She also does mask three times a week. I feel that is too much. But her skin.
Grandmas are always wise...
Shaving it’s something absolutely wrong for woman’s face. Not only because it’s irritation, it will make grizzly hairs on your face it is very masculine....facial masks are not necessary to be used that often once or twice a week is more than plenty....But I would encourage your granddaughter not to continue. Does she have hair growth? If she does that she needs to go to a doctor to see if she has hormonal imbalance. Then do you with that specific hair growth with proven methods such as electrolysis or second best laser. I hope that you subscribe to my channel, it means a lot to me to have your support. Maria
I’m so glad I found you❣️
Hello Niki … happy 😃 that you found me.
Lots of love ❤️ from Canada 🇨🇦
I was quite excited by this solution for my daughter. She has PCOS and has to shave every day sometimes twice a day. She cannot afford anything else. She got some laser treatment free on the NHS (in UK) ; she is so depressed about this, she always has stubble, and finds it difficult to cover with Make Up, what would you advise for her. She is allergic to most creams, and cannot us hair removal cream or wax. Thank you.
I am so sorry for your daughter, is she on medication for her PCOS? LASER it is a permanent hair reduction but it is not permanent. And yes waxing and chemical hair removal again is temporary. I would try to find An experienced knowledgable electrologist that will take her under her wing and just starting to remove permanently her hair on her face. It is somewhat costly and timely, but it would bring the confidence to your daughter back. I hope that I gave you some guidance and that you would help your daughter to do electrolysis. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Keep safe, Maria ☺️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining she has tried some medication but it did not help her facial hair. We hoped having a miracle baby this year may change her hormones but it hasn't. Thank you for your advice we will look into this.
Vanessa Flower I think the only thing to control the hair growth is electrolysis. However, check out several electrologist before you choose one. She must be experienced, knowledgeable, and that she will ask you if you have checked with an endocrinologist. Keep in touch let me know how are you doing with all this. Maria
Omg please don't use a scrub or scrub gloves ... choose a chemical exfoliant instead 🤦♀️💆♀️
Natural mechanical exfoliation is ok if used correctly. Thank you for your comments and input. Maria
In the Middle East they thread their face with string, not blades
I like your video. What do shaving products do to the skin if you use them while skipping on the shaving part. Ike applying shave cream rinsing off then applying aftarshave. No shavivg.
I appreciate your comments and that you enjoyed my videos. This particular video was my thoughts on women shaving their faces, which I don’t agree, however, Jacob, if you need to shave, be very gentle with good products nothing that is dehydrating. There are a lot of shaving products that are natural.If you need to soothe your skin you can use aloe gel and if you need to disinfect witch hazel is very good. Let me know if you have any further questions. Maria
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining do you have specific favorites for Having products?
Hello dear, just yesterday I came across your other video on dermablading after I had been considering it for a while and I’m so glad that I found your video and thank you so much for this new one. If it’s possible, could you please give your opinion on waxing facial hair (the correct products, the correct way and also if it’s of any harm for the skin) in a video. Thank you a lot!
Hawdan MA Thank you...thank you so much for your kind words and support. Waxing is not my favourite mythology for hair removal on the face, however, if I have to make a choice between shaving and waxing, absolutely I would choose Waxing only in the areas that is necessary, what I mean do not wax your whole face.
My favourite method for hair removal on the face is electrolysis first that is permanent hair removal and my second choice is laser that is hair reduction. So it’s a permanent versus reduction. I will in the future create videos on Waxing. I want to thank you again for your support, and please share with young women that want to shave your face for no reason. Maria
Maria Pillon you’re so generous, thank you for your kind advice. ♥️
Hawdan MA let me know if you have any additional questions, my next tutorial Will be on fungal acne... so much confusion on the subject too. 🥰
I love her! And if you message her with a question through her Instagram , she takes the time to answer them. Always so honest and explains everything so clear ♥️
Thank you so much for your kind words and support. It really means the world to me. Maria
She is sooo right!
Thank you ☺️
I have to disagree with you. Dermablading is very safe and inexpensive. If you do it correctly by running the blade downward not upwards and only once on the same spot. After you can apply your favorite face oil, or moisturizer or just let your skin rest. This is recommended to do at nighttime only so before u go to bed is a good time . I prefer this method rather than applying chemicals to my face which can cause burns , irritation and redness which I have experienced in the past until I found these very great dermablades and have been using them on my face for 2 years. I am using the blades about twice a month only and my hair growth is less. I have never experienced stubble or have dark thick hair growth. As a matter of fact I am a subscriber to a channel of a Dr of Dermatology out of Texas which described shaving very safe. Maybe you should refer to her channel (Dr Dray) before making these statements about how its not good to shave your face when you yourself have never experienced or even tried it.
Thank you ... but we need to agree to disagree ☺️
Yes!!!! Dr dray! She is a dermatologist! A DOCTOR! does her research and micro needling is dangerous! This content is not just irresponsible but dangerous. She seems nice but just doesn't know what she's talking about unfortunately I'll stick with Dr. Dray!
Dermaplaning its great I have years doing it!
Thank you for the comment.
Thank You
You are very welcome :-)
sorry, i have pcos. thick, dark facial hairs are kinda part of the whole deal
I am sorry too. I wished I could help you, however, I always advise electrolysis.
To reduce excessive hair growth, your doctor might recommend:
1. Birth control pills. These pills decrease androgen production that can cause excessive hair growth.
2. Spironolactone (Aldactone). This medication blocks the effects of androgen on the skin. ...
3. Eflornithine (Vaniqa). ...
4. Electrolysis.
I hope you enjoy my tutorials and you decide to subscribe to my channel. Good luck,
Maria
Can you make a video about CLOSED COMEDONES ?? hope you notice me, Thanks
Of course I will notice you :)
Send me a picture of your skin on my Instagram so I can see if I can help you...
Also watch this tutorial
ua-cam.com/video/uxCPA0J4nXU/v-deo.html
Maria xx
Hi, I was considering shaving off my peach fuzz as I have so much and I feel so self conscious but after seeing your videos I have decided against it. I am wondering though, what is your opinion on facial epilating? Would you advice against it also?
I am happy to hear that you decided not to proceed with shaving....
View my previous Dermablading tutorial... remember to subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria xx ua-cam.com/video/fvJ5B63nvws/v-deo.html
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining I'll do that, thank you for replying 😊
Thank you for this video. I was thisclose to scheduling an appointment for dermaplaning and because of this video, I have chosen not to do it. I’m in my mid-40’s and just want to stay looking as young as possible like most us women do :) I’ve chosen to just drink lots of water, continue using sunscreen daily and continue my successful daily skincare routine. Again, thank you so much for your very informative video. Stay blessed.
No
Also what about bleaching. Can we do that for temporary basis like after 2 months
Bleaching is fine but be very careful not to leave on your skin too long very dehydrating.
Maria I wish I found your channel 6 months ago 😔
How are you doing with your skin ?
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining Thanks for your response! I was using the Flawless device which is basically dry shaving. Over the months it caused me problems I just assumed were unrelated sudden acne, now I believe it’s ingrowns/inflamed regrowth mostly around my jaw (lots of red bumps). Now it’s at its worst and I’ve never seen my skin in such condition before. The first 3 months were great, then the problems started. I’m Mediterranean with dark, thick hair and sensitive, acne prone skin, so maybe women with really delicate growth/more tolerant skin won’t have this issue, but it’s made me really step back and take a look at what is being promoted online right now and how we are so quick to follow!
@@LoneCookie I totally agree…. We need to do our research before doing things blindly.
Whoa there... I am a middle aged women with facial hair that I remove by shaving. I have posted a dermaplaning video and also a general face shaving video to show women who need help with facial hair how they can remove it. I get no money, no sales, no commissions.. I just tell the truth. Maybe it is you who has an ulterior motive? Nothing gets views quite like a video going against the one thing everyone is doing and raving about. I don't happen to believe that is your motive (I hope not) but you get my point.
I totally understand your point, and appreciate your comment. I started this UA-cam channel with that specific tutorial and why I do not agree with toners just to give my honest point of view ...so it was not my intention to make it a business and if you watch my channel it’s all educational. I hope that you subscribe to my channel so you can see my upcoming tutorials. Maria ❤️
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining OK, great... so we are both good guys. You don't have facial hair and don't see the point of shaving and go as far as saying it is a big mistake. I, on the other hand, do have some facial hair to deal with, understand the stress of having unwanted facial hair and like to help women to deal with it safely and within a budget... which in many cases involves some form or shaving or similar, at home. Shaving and dermaplaning is the solution many women are looking for and I don't like videos that put people off something that could actually really help them.
Thank you sooooo much for posting! I had seen some of these videos about shaving and I was thinking about it. Thank God I saw your video!!!
I’m happy that you saw my tutorial before rather than later. So many young ladies are saddened after they shave their faces. Please share this tutorial and most of all subscribe, it means the world to me because it helps me to reach more and more women. Where are you from? Maria from Canada ❤️
MARIA from AGLAIA ESTHETICS I’m actually not a ‘young’ lady. Lol. I’m 56 and I have a lot of stray hairs plus some of the peach fuzz I have has gotten a little thicker and I was considering shaving but I’ll just keep tweezing. I’m from Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ellen Papuga It is better to just please do you particular hairs that are growing astray. If you really want to destroy the hair properly use electrolysis. Let me know if you have any additional questions. Maria
Agree! Any recommendations for after the damage has been done. My lanugo is so fragile it won't come back thru the skin and is causing huge hard nodules to form under the skin with inflammation
I am sorry 😞 send me a picture on Instagram so I can see if I can help you.
I am a Victim of Bladding on ths skin. God why did I not see your video before. I have a beard now. Now going through laser. Shit man it's really bad
I am so sorry... I am so upset 😭 for you.
Please share to other women ...
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining already done. This is such an eye opener video for evet
ab The issue is that so many women are still pushing for other women to do it....And I don’t understand why 🥺
@@AglaiaEstheticsTraining becoz they are C.R.A.Z.Y
I agree with just about everything. Luckily I've never been bothered by hair on my face. I'd be worried about getting bacterium in the cuts😬
Agree ❤️