Most common questions used to investigate
Have you ever tried with wax?
Do you have hair removal cream?
Have you ever tried a laser hair removal?
Do you use tweezers?
Common conclusions
There will be no major health issues with hairy ears, so if you do not like the way it looks or sounds, you can remove it. Using a careful application of soft warm wax, ear hair can be removed just like about everywhere else on the body. This should be done for you by a specialist, as having wax stuck in your ear canal is not pleasant. In one fast session, wax will get rid of all the ear hair, and it lasts the longest.
You could use it on the outer portion of your ear. Before you try it, you should check the ingredients to make sure you are not allergic to any of them.
Laser hair removal on all body parts, including the ears, is effective. It can be used only inside the inner ear to extract outer ear hair and hair. Make sure that the laser hair removal is done by an experienced doctor with a relevant specialty, like dermatology or cosmetic surgery. It is expensive and can take 4-8 sessions, but it gets rid of the hair forever. Before and during your hair removal sessions, you need to keep your ears secure by wearing a large brimmed hat outside, or by applying high SPF sunscreen to your ears.
Tweezing can cause inflammation or lesions, which could lead to an infection, so you should avoid tweezing ear hair.
Great! Tweezing ear hair is no good because it can cause inflammation or lesions, which could lead to an infection.
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