Is facial hair lifting effective and will it harm the skin? Will it grow more?

Hair pulling is effective. Once in a while, it won’t cause any harm to the skin. If done regularly, it will make your face grow more hairy.

"Turning the face" is an ancient custom. In some places, it is also called "opening the face", "interface" and "modifying the face". According to traditional customs, women only enjoy this treatment when they get married. That is, the hair on the bride's forehead and temples is plucked with thread to create a curved crescent eyebrow. It has been passed down to this day that "face-lifting" is no longer just for brides. A beauty-loving girl only needs to spend a few dollars to have her face radiate with the brilliance of youth through the careful grooming of grandma's hands and a few threads.

However, after all, this craft is almost lost today. In the past, the thread used was generally thicker jute thread, but now it is difficult to find it. Only sewing thread can be used, which makes the operation more difficult. In addition, today's noodle wrapping Most of them are novices, so they are no longer as skilled in face-saving as before, and sometimes the effect may not be very good.

Therefore, when deciding to save face, you must carefully consider it. It is important to choose a master with good reputation and skilled skills.

Note that in some areas, customs and customs do not allow young girls to pull their faces, because pulling their faces means that they are married to another woman.

Noodle-twisting is a traditional Han Chinese folk beauty technique popular in rural areas or some old cities in Chaoshan, Guangdong, and has nothing to do with noodles.

Local girls who love beauty are all vying to "save their faces" and glow with youthful charm. "Turning the face" is an ancient custom. In some places, it is also called "opening the face", "interface" and "modifying the face". According to traditional customs, women only enjoy this treatment when they get married. That is, the hair on the bride's forehead and temples is plucked with thread to create a curved crescent eyebrow. It has been passed down to this day that "face-lifting" is no longer just for brides. A beauty-loving girl only needs to spend a few dollars to have her face radiate with the brilliance of youth through the careful grooming of grandma's hands and a few threads.