There are two types of hair you might find on your face: called vellus hair and terminal hair. “Vellus hair is the very fine, usually non-pigmented, soft hair that covers most of the body,” says ...

This is also known as vellus hair, and even though it grows all over your body, it's usually lighter in color and not as thick or visible as, say, the hair on your head. How to remove peach fuzz from ...

Hair is shed as club hair. Terminal hair Thicker, more mature pigmented hair. Vellus hair Lighter pigmented, fine hair that may be present on the forehead and face. Whorl A pattern of hair growth ...

According to Dr. Jack, most skin types can benefit from dermaplaning. However, as with every skin treatment, there are some people who should give dermaplaning a wide berth. “Anyone with a skin ...

Across three different regimens, the overall improvement in visible or ‘non-vellus’ hair counts after three months was 29%, with the best-performing approach – used in 19 patients ...

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One thing to note: if you, like me, have vellus hair (more infuriatingly known as peach fuzz) on your cheeks, you’ll want to apply in the direction the hair grows to create the smoothest end result.

Dermaplaning is an expert exfoliation process aimed at removing the top layer of dead skin cells as well as vellus hair which is often referred to as “peach fuzz.” Using a specialised ...