Both men and women frequently have facial hair. If the hair is particularly noticeable, you might want to wax your upper lip. Natural medicine practitioners provide instructions for shaving the upper lip. By both removing hair and slowing the rate of hair growth, they claim that if these therapies are used repeatedly, they may result in permanent hair removal. You should combine 1 tablespoon of plain gelatin, 112 tablespoons of milk, and 3 drops of lavender essential oil in a tiny bowl that can go in the microwave. For 12 seconds on high, the bowl needs to be heated. Apply the mixture to your top lip using a tongue depressor or a popsicle stick (not hot). Once it has dried, peel it off going the other way from the way your hair grows. Rinse the affected area thoroughly under cold water. Honey still pulls hair from the follicles even though it removes hair from the upper lip more gently than wax does. You can also bleach and lighten the remaining hair with lemon juice. In a mixing bowl, combine 12 teaspoons of lemon juice and 1 teaspoon of honey. To the skin of the upper lip, apply the mixture. A 20-minute timer should be set. A washcloth should be soaked in a bowl of warm water. To get rid of any excess moisture, wring out the item. With a soft cloth and warm water, the honey-lemon paste should be removed. Some people favor using sugaring or sugar waxing to remove their upper lip hair naturally. Four chamomile tea bags should be added to a pot of half-full water. It should be possible to boil the water. After two minutes, remove from heat and let cool for 30 minutes. The tea bags should be taken out of the kettle along with the 14 cups of tea-infused water. You should put this water in a different pot. Stir the tea water and 14 cups of freshly squeezed lemon juice together thoroughly over medium heat. Bring to a boil before reducing the heat so that it simmers for some time. Place the mixture in a bowl to cool.
