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Father of a 4 yr 9 m old girl2 years ago
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#asktheexpert Respected sir, my daughter is 2yr6m old she has unwanted hairs on whole body including face & the colour of hair is dark brown, is there any natural remedy for removal for these ? & after she grows up these hair remains as it is or goes off ?

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Author of questionFather of a 4 yr 9 m old girl2 years ago

A. can I use coconut oil for massage her body ,, khi isse body hair growth jyada to nhi ho jaygi??

profile image of POOJA KOTHARIPOOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 11 m old boy2 years ago

A. Ubtan is a traditional Indian skincare paste made from natural ingredients, often used for various beauty and skincare purposes. However, using ubtan to remove a baby's hair is not a recommended practice. The idea of removing a baby's hair with ubtan or any other method is based on cultural beliefs rather than scientific evidence. Here are a few points to consider: 1. **Gentle Care:** - A baby's skin is delicate, and unnecessary removal of hair may cause irritation or harm. It's essential to be gentle with a baby's skin care routine. 2. **Natural Shedding:** - Babies often experience natural shedding of their newborn hair, and new hair will gradually replace it. This process is entirely normal and does not require intervention. 3. **Consult with Pediatrician:** - Before using any skincare product or attempting hair removal for your baby, it's advisable to consult with your pediatrician. They can provide guidance based on your baby's specific needs and skin sensitivity. 4. **Avoid Unproven Practices:** - It's important to avoid cultural practices or remedies that lack scientific evidence, especially when it comes to a baby's sensitive skin. If you have concerns or questions about your baby's hair development or if you are considering any skincare practices, including the use of ubtan, it's best to seek advice from a healthcare professional. They can offer guidance tailored to your baby's individual needs and ensure that any skincare practices are safe and appropriate.

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