you don't it doesn't affect hair growth
Olive oil on skin will not improve hair growth. But it will clog your pores, resulting in black heads (a form of acne).
Olive oil will improve your facial hair growth and darkness of it it will also help it grow thicker. so yes it will help aplly it to your face for like a week then shave it then kepp doing that then you will see a big difference in you facial hair.
No, you can not use olive oil as a facial cleanser. It will clog up your pores. Ganoderma is the best herb to use for facial cleansing.After the face is cleansed extra virgin olive oil may be used to moisturize the skin
Alan Arthur Lowe has written: 'Facial typing.' -- subject(s): Jaws, Growth and development, Facial bones, Face
it is located in your face think of this facial=face
A facial plastic surgeon, or facoi dr, specializes in performing cosmetic and reconstructive surgeries on the face, head, and neck. They can help improve facial appearance, restore function, and correct facial deformities caused by injury, disease, or aging.
1) Let your facial hair grow without any trimming etc.2) Wash your face a lot, it will speed up the facial hair growth process.
if u hav beard already, then it causes inc in rate of growth.
Rogaine is a vasodilator which counteracts the constricting effect of DHT on the hair follicles. Since the effectiveness of Rogaine is not uniformly conclusive on regular hair growth, I would say it is unlikely that Rogaine would have any noticeable effect on facial hair growth. If you want thicker facial hair you need an androgenic supplement or testosterone booster.
I do not believe so. If you have an acid it will prevent hair growth. Burns on other body parts do no prevent hair growth so I would assume it is the same for the face.
Facial Skin Care treatments are products designed to improve the condition of skin on a person's face and reduce any concerns such as blemishes or signs of aging. They include cleansers, masks and lotions and are formulated specifically for the delicate skin on the face.
Of or pertaining to the face; as, the facial artery, vein, or nerve.