Plucking white hairs may not be necessary for everyone. It is best to talk to a dermatologist to determine whether this is a good option for you. While plucking may be a quick and easy way to remove white hairs, it can also cause skin damage and hair follicle damage. Additionally, plucking may not be effective in the long term, as the hairs may grow back quickly. Instead, you may want to consider other options such as laser hair removal or bleaching.

Should we pluck out white hair?

Generally, it is not recommended to pluck out white hairs as this can cause damage to the hair follicles and cause the hair to become thinner and weaker over time. Additionally, plucking can also lead to infection and scarring of the skin. If you do decide to pluck out white hairs, it is important to use a sterile tweezer, and to be very gentle when doing so. It is also recommended to use a topical ointment to moisturize the skin afterwards.

Can a white hair turn black again?

Unfortunately, once a hair turns white, it cannot turn back to its original color. As we age, our hair follicles produce less melanin, which is the pigment responsible for hair color. As a result, the hair gradually loses its color until it is completely white. There are some treatments that may help darken white hair, such as using hair dye, but the results are usually temporary and not permanent.