She feels more feminine with her beard

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A 23-year-old woman with a condition causing excessive hair development has revealed that growing a beard makes her feel more feminine.
Harnaam Kaur, of Slough, Berkshire, suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome - and a beard first started to appear on her face aged just 11.

The hair quickly spread to her chest and arms, and the condition made her the victim of taunts at school and on the street. She even received death threats from strangers over the internet.

But Miss Kaur has now decided to stop cutting her hair after being baptised as a Sikh - a religion in which cutting body hair is forbidden.

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Beard: Harnaam Kaur, 23, has polycystic ovary syndrome, which can cause excessive hair growth

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Applying mascara: Miss Kaur has now decided to stop cutting her hair after being baptized as a Sikh

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Out in Slough: Miss Kaur (centre) with her younger brother Gurdeep, 18, and friend Surrinder Bhachy, 40

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Happier now: Miss Kaur has been employed at a local Sikh primary school as a teaching assistant and her confidence has soared

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Siblings: Her parents have come to terms with her decision - and her brother Gurdeep Singh, 18, is her biggest supporter

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Younger days: Miss Kaur is pictured (left and right) during a wedding in India, aged 13. A beard first started to appear on her face aged just 11

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So I suppose a Brazilian bikini wax is off the table too