No, applying ghee won’t reduce or stop hair growth -Hair regrowth after threading is normal because: Threading removes hair from the root but doesn’t affect the follicle permanently Hormones (especially androgens) can make hair grow back thicker or coarser over time Family history suggests a genetic tendency — go for these investigations first Total Testosterone DHEA-S LH FSH TSH Prolactin Pelvic Ultrasound –Internal Medicines Kanchanar Guggulu 2 tablets, twice daily after meals with lukewarm water Ashokarishta 15 ml + equal water, twice daily after meals Triphala Churna 1 tsp at bedtime with warm water –External Application Turmeric + Besan + Milk paste Apply on chin, leave 15–20 mins, wash 3–4 times/week Kumkumadi Tailam (light application at night) –Diet Advice Avoid: oily, spicy, fried, excess sugar, dairy excess Prefer: warm, light food, green vegetables, fruits Drink: lukewarm water throughout the day – Lifestyle Regular exercise (30 min daily) Manage stress (yoga/pranayama) Proper sleep (7–8 hours) — Follow-up Review after 4 weeks
Namaste, Chin hair growth like this, especially when it becomes thicker over time after threading, is usually related to hormonal sensitivity (often mild androgen excess) along with genetics. That’s why it keeps coming back even after removal. About your question—ghee will not reduce hair growth. It can moisturize the skin and reduce irritation, but it does not act on hair roots or hormones, so it won’t stop regrowth. What you can do: First, reduce repeated irritation: Frequent threading can sometimes stimulate thicker regrowth due to repeated follicle stimulation If possible, switch to gentler methods like trimming or occasional waxing instead of very frequent threading Home care to slow growth (mild support): Apply a paste of turmeric + gram flour (besan) + milk/water 2–3 times a week, leave for 10–15 min, then wash This doesn’t remove hair permanently but can slow growth slightly and soften texture over time Diet and internal balance: Reduce excess sugar, junk food, and processed items Include healthy fats (like a little ghee), nuts, seeds Maintain regular meals and good sleep, as hormones are sensitive to lifestyle Ayurvedic support (if hair growth is significant): Ashwagandha Churna – 1 teaspoon at night (stress and hormone support) Shatavari Churna – 1 teaspoon once daily (hormonal balance) These help in balancing hormones gradually, which may reduce the rate of regrowth over time. For better long-term results: Options like laser hair reduction are more effective for permanent reduction if hair is thick and persistent Also, if you have other symptoms like irregular periods, acne, or weight gain, it’s worth checking hormones (like PCOS evaluation) You may notice slight slowing of growth over 4–6 weeks with consistent care, but complete stopping usually needs a combination of internal balance and proper hair removal method.
✓Ghee will not help reduce chin hair. Ghee is nourishing and moisturizing, but it has no effect on hair growth or density. Applying it may even make the area slightly oilier without reducing hair. ✓Realistic & effective approach: 1. Professional long-term solution (most effective) Laser hair removal (Diode or Nd:YAG laser) – 6–8 sessions every 4–6 weeks. This is the best option for thicker, darker chin hair, especially with family history. It significantly reduces density and thickness permanently. 2. Home care to slow regrowth & soothe skin After threading: Apply pure aloe vera gel or Kumkumadi Tailam (diluted) to calm irritation. Turmeric + besan + rose water paste – apply 2–3 times/week for 10–15 min, then gently rub off (helps lighten hair and slow growth over time). Papaya + turmeric mask – ripe papaya mashed + pinch turmeric, apply 2–3 times/week (natural enzyme weakens hair roots). 3. Internal support (to address hormonal cause) Manjishtha powder – 1–2 g at night with water (blood purifier, helps reduce hirsutism tendency). Spearmint tea – 1–2 cups daily (mild anti-androgen effect, useful for hormonal chin hair). ✓Daily tips Cleanse gently, moisturize well (dry skin can make hair appear more noticeable). Avoid frequent threading if it causes irritation – space it out. Sunscreen on chin area daily (prevents darkening of skin around hair). Important Since there is family history and increasing thickness, get hormone profile and get checked to rule out PCOS or other hormonal imbalance. Regards Dr Gursimran Jeet Singh MD Panchakarma
The condition about excessive facial hair is pointing towards the artava vaha srotasa or reproductive system imbalance which involves kapha and vata dosha or accumulation of toxins Your query regarding ghe e while he is an excellent Ojas and skin health applying it topically will not reduce hair growth in some cases it Nourishing nature might even support the hair follicle to grow more so we have to focus on scraping and worth of a balancing properties 1) Sukumaram Kwath - 15 ml twice daily before food 2) Chandraprabha Vati Tablet- two tablet twice daily with warm water 3) Kanchanar Guggulu- two tablet twice daily after meal 4)Kalyanaka Ghritam- one teaspoon With warm water or milk on empty stomach morning You can make a paste of Besan with haldi apply to Chin area let it dry then massage it of in opposite direction Avoid heavy food like curd Maida excessive sweets include Methi turmeric cinnamon flaxseed in your cooking drink warm water throughout the day Maintain a strict sleep cycle avoid sleeping during the day regular physical activity practice Pranayam daily
Ghee will not reduce chin hair growth Chin hair growth in females is often linked to: Pcos (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) Hormonal imbalance I would strongly suggest: Check for pcos (ultrasound) Hormonal profile (if not done) You may take 1)kanchanara guggulu – supports hormonal balance, reduces unwanted growth 2)ashokarishta – regulates female hormones 3)kumaryasava – improves metabolism & liver function 4)Turmeric + besan + milk paste Apply 2–3 times/week Helps weaken hair roots gradually
Hello, You’re describing a chronic, worsening chin hair issue (over 2 years, thicker growth, family history). In Ayurveda, this is usually linked to -Hormonal imbalance (especially androgens) -Kapha + pitta imbalance -Disturbance in Artava dhatu (female reproductive tissue) -sometimes associated with conditions like pcos Let’s be very clear first: About ghee -applying ghee will NOT reduce chin hair -Internally, ghee can help balance pitta, but it won’t stop hair growth So don’t rely on ghee for this issue Excess facial hair is often due to -excess kapha-> thick, dense hair -excess pitta-> hormonal stimulation -weak metabolism -> toxin buildup Internal treatment most important Hormone- balancing herbs -Shatavari kalpa= 1 tsp with warm milk in morning = balances female hormones -Ashokarishta= 1 tsp with warm water twice daily after meals =supports uterus and cycle regulation -Lodhra churna= 1/2 tsp twice daily after meals =reduces excessive hair growth tendency -Guduchi ghan vati= 2 tabs twice daily after meals =detox + reduces inflammation Improve digestion Poor digestion worsens hormonal imbalance -Drink warm water throughout the day -Take jeera + coriander water In morning Avoid -fried food -excess sugar -dairy overload Detox (ama reduction ) once digestion improves -mild detox with-triphala 1 tsp with warm water at bedtime External treatments(for hair reduction) Ubtan (natural hairreducing pack) Use 3-4 times/week Mix -turmeric -besan -sandalwood powder -milk or rose water Apply let semi-dry, then rub gently opposite to hair growth Overtime -hair becomes finer and lighter -growth slows slightly Thanaka + Turmeric (very effective traditional combo) -Mix tankkana powder + turmeric + water -apply regularly Oil application to reduce thicknes use- castor oil very small amount massage directly-> helps weaken follicles over time Hair removal method upgrade Threading-> can cause thicker regrowth perception + irritation Better options -face waking (mild herbal wax0 -dermaplaning -laser Ayurveda + laser combo works best for root + symptoms Lifestyle -sleep before 11 pm -reduce stress (stress increase androgens) -exercise daily especially brisk walking, yoga like surya namaskar What results to expect With proper care -4-6 weeks= slightly slowing of growth -2-3 months= finer hair -4-6 months= visible reduction But complete removal requires combining with hair removal methods Do follow Hope this might be helpful Thank you
as it is family hereditary it is low chance to reduce. use lomsan oil regularly
Ghee cannot prevent hair growth on chin Cause has to be corrected to prevent further hair growth on chin area. Hormonal imbalance or PCOD or endocrine imbalance can lead to chin hair growth. Start with Ashokarist 10 ml twice daily after food with 20ml. water. Shatavari gulam 1-0-1 after food with water. Once hormonal balance takes place, the hair on chin removed can give clean skin Mix turmeric powder+multani mitti+ besan powder= mix with honey and apply let it dry, rub in circular movement and wash with clean water. It takes longer time to see results, but slowly you will get results.
