23 year old Harnaam Kaur started growing facial hair at the age of 11 due to a genetic disease called Stein-Liventalya syndrome (polycystic ovaries). She originally struggled to remove all the excess facial and body hair but has come to accept it and says she feels more feminine and sexier now.
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darkraisin 10 year s ago
I don't agree with her. I am not sure if new laser treatments can remove them completely and permanently but it will help.
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Glasofruix 10 year s ago
Bullshit, she's part of come religion that forbids body "modifications".
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Oksana 10 year s ago
Her husband obviously shares her ideas of feminity. I totally respect each person's right to look the way they want to look, but saying that a beard makes a woman look sexier is a bit of an exaggeration for me to say the least
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gigantes 10 year s ago
left out of this story is the fact that she was bullied so badly as a teenager in the UK that she almost commited suicide.
then she decided to stop shaving her hair and converted to sikh to reinforce her decision. that religion apparently does not allow the cutting of body hair. now she's sharing her story in the hopes of helping victims of abuse and other women with the condition.
then she decided to stop shaving her hair and converted to sikh to reinforce her decision. that religion apparently does not allow the cutting of body hair. now she's sharing her story in the hopes of helping victims of abuse and other women with the condition.
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darkraisin 10 year s ago
hey, by the way, I just saw in some of the pictures that the hair problem is not limited to the facial area, the chest is also hairy. I feel sorry for her but I still believe that it can be helped with the laser. I would have chosen a different solution than the religion.
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Arok1988 10 year s ago
All talking about laser, u mean this one: http://www-bgr-com.vimg.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/dr_evil_laser-e1341861361
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then she decided to stop shaving her hair and converted to sikh to reinforce her decision. that religion apparently does not allow the cutting of body hair. now she's sharing her story in the hopes of helping victims of abuse and other women with the condition.
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