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Folk method for eliminating or reducing the hair on the face with oil of nettleThis recipe is an effective remedy and has been used for beautification in the 17th century, and it is as follows:Set 3 tbsp of nettle seeds in 100ml in any kind of vegetable oil. Leave to stand for 14 days in a warm place.Follows strain through a strainer, place the mixture in a glass jar and close well.Every evening applying onto a cotton or gauze dampened with a oil of nettle on the problematic area of your face and leave to stand for half an hour. Then wash your face with warm water and soap. Treat problem areas thus, as hairs not falling completely.4.) Effective means of removing facial hair with garlicApply freshly squeezed juice from garlic troubled parts of the face several times a day. Leave on for half an hour to achieve maximum effects. Then rinse with lukewarm water and apply a nourishing cream.No matter which method you choose, each of them will help you to deal with this problem and the skin of your face be a soft and beautiful.1.) Domestic means of hair removal with baking soda.This procedure is necessary to carry out in the evening before bedtime. Mix 1 tablespoon of baking soda with 200 ml boiling water, stir and leave to cool.Soak a in the mixture a small piece of cotton or gauze and put on the areas where you have unwanted hair. Secure with tape or bandage and leave overnight. In the morning remove from your face a cotton and do not forget to applying a nourishing cream to the problem area. After 2-3 procedures you will notice positive results: the hair from the face will start to drop.2.) Other folk remedy for facial hair is a regular pharmacy iodineFor the preparation of this procedure you will need: 2 ml of iodine 1.5 ml of ammonia 40ml 96% alcohol 10 ml of castor oil.Mix all ingredients together and let the mixture until it becomes colorless. This mixture should be applied by the parts of the face unwanted hair every morning and evening. The hair will start to decrease after a few days of use. It is believed that this is a decision to permanently remove or reduce hair maintenance of face. chapter 1 Key Frames Time Controls Time Slider Track Bar Animation with Key Frames Auto Key Mode Set Key Mode LightsDefault Light Ambient Light Free Lights and Target Lights Directional LightsSpot Lights Omni Lights SkylightTransforming Lights chapter 2Basic Animation Techniques Key Frames Time Controls Time Slider Track Bar Animation with Key Frames Auto Key Mode Set Key Mode LightsDefault Light Ambient Light Free Lights and Target Lights Directional LightsSpot Lights Omni Lights SkylightTransforming Lights CamerasFree Camera Target CameraCreating a Free Camera Creating a Target Camera Camera Viewport Creating Camera from View Camera Parameters RolloutLens and FOVRendering Rendering Menu Common Rendering ParametersTime Output Output SizeOptionsAdvanced Lighting Render OutputE-Mail Notifications Assign RendererFinal Options Scene Creation ModelingTexturing Animation chapter 3 Rotation Scaling Transform Gizmos Move Gizmo Rotate Gizmo Scale Gizmo Tranform Type-in Dialog Box Status Bar Type-In Fields chapter 4 Modifier Stack Modifier Sets Edit Mesh Modifier NURBS Modeling Patch Modeling chapter 5 Maps Maps Rollout Material/Map Browser UVW Mapping Coordicates UVW Map Modifier UnWrap UVW Modifier chapter 6 Setting Keyframes Time Configuration Track View Dope Sheet Curve Editor Motion Panel chapter 7 Placing Highlights Light Highlights General Parameters Intensity/Color/Attenuation Shadow Parameters Spotlight or Diractionalp Parameters Advanced Effects