I have only just noticed semi-coarse facial spike growing on my chin. Is this hormonal?

I'm 18 years old, and the spike on my chin is getting really annoying. It's gotten pretty coarse, and I feel disgusting. I tried to use spike removal cream, but it didn't work well, so I enjoy to shave the hair routinely. What I am wondering is, is this basically a hormone/puberty imbalance point, and will it ever get better, and if, is there something I can do that will achievement more permanently?
Answers:

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Hair growth surrounded by this area is hormonal but it not usally present on an 18 year outmoded. I am 21 and have fleece on my chin that is slighty dark than the rest of my face, but most of my clients hold hair which become thick and terminal occuring to them when they are around 40-60 years ancient.

How dark and sticky is the hair contained by comparison to the rest of your face?

Don't shave and don't use pelt removal cream as this will not permanently remove the heir- it will one and only cut the top of it off and this will spawn it sharp which will result in it appearing thicker.

Go to a Beauty salon and ask them around waxing- if it is only your remote chin nouns then you should try wax the area,
net sure that they ONLY wax the immediate nouns where the coat is. There will be a slight difference in your skin appearance/colour afterwards so couple of days after the wax make sure that you exfoliate and moisturise your chin.

Other methods are electrolysis or laser curls removal.
Electrolysis is not always permant for some relatives and can take 3 months and for some 3 years for adjectives the hair to be for always gone. Electrolysis is great for if you only own a small amount of hairs present.

Laser Hair removal is great for this nouns, but is expensive and can be painful. But you should see the results after simply a couple of sessions.

You can research more about both of these on the internet.

Good luck, I hope this have helped you

Is this common DURING the period? Cramps and backache?!?

might be hormonal but double check next to your doc