Hair development in regions where it is seen unpleasant, such as the face, neck, underarms, legs, and bikini area, is referred to as unwanted hair.
Genetics, hormone imbalances, particular drugs, or other factors may contribute to unwanted hair growth.
Unwanted hair can impact confidence and self-esteem in some people, and they may look for ways to get rid of or minimize it.
Hormonal changes
Unbalanced hormone levels can lead to increased hair growth in some regions, including the chest and face.
In addition, PCOS, or polycystic ovarian syndrome, is a hormonal condition that can make women’s hair grow out more quickly.
Genetics
Unwanted hair is frequently impacted by hormones and can be inherited from family members.
Ageing
Hair growth in undesirable locations may accelerate as people age.
Medication
Some drugs, like steroids, can make your hair grow faster.
