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Ken questions…
Best laser /light hair removal home system?
ok well I just turned 16 and I’m having sex with my boyfriend and my hair type is quite thick, dark & quick on the rise. I despise having to shave every day, it takes up so much time which I don’t have!
I want to feel charming & not have to be so high maintenance all the time so I was wondering which home lasar/electrolysis hair removal system works best for permanent hair removal & isn’t waaaay too expensive? Thanks
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jennmill answers:
None, I’ve own two different brands waste of money!
Shaving or waxing, best option!
NOTHING is permanent, not even lasers.
Do you know how much hair you got? That will cost a lot of money!!!!
Lasers work best on people with pale skin and dark hair (like me!), but these days there are even options for women with dark skin and light hair. Keep in mind dark skin may require 2-3 more sessions.
It’s impossible to predict how successful lasers will work on everyone. Results depend on the quality of the laser, the type of hair you have and the digit of procedures you have done. Never trust a company that guarantees hair removal. I suggest you try to a consultation in person before you sign up.
Laser hair removal isn’t cheap (about $200-$500 a session depending on where you live and the areas being treated. Again, it takes about 6 sessions to get rid of 70% of hair permanently. Touch-ups are always an option at about $100-$150 a session.
Glamour magazine ex-editor finished up scarred for life. For this very reason, you want to skip the discount seats and get treated by a trained technician at an established medical facility. These seats do NOT offer discounts.

Ruth questions…
What’s the best way to remove facial hair without shaving? (for guys)?
I’ve always had quick on the rise facial hair – ever in view of the fact that I was 13 years ancient. It’s a small silly shaving everyday because most of it’s completely grown back just a few hours later.
I’ve taken a look at home Laser hair removal kits as well as electric shavers – sadly neither of these made much variation, so what options have I got left to me?.
I don’t want to do something that’ll discolor my skin, but I hear that waxing force not be a terrible option – how long does this usually last? (and is a home waxing just as effectual as a professional one?)
I’ve also been conception up on Yahoo Answers about electrolysis – is this a better option than waxing, and does it cost more?
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jennmill answers:
Lazer hair removal would be the best option(go to a professional though, dont buy your own kits)…trust me ive had it done..its kinda expensive but youll be glad you did it!!

Michael questions…
Effectual permanent hair removal?
I find the hairs on the seats i don’t want them to be are very annoying. I’ve already heard if you wax and if you use tweezers a lot it will eventually ruin the hair follicle but is there anything else that gives quick results and you can do at home like laser hair removal? preferably cheap and really work like if you had any personal experience with it
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jennmill answers:
Nah, you won’t destory the hair follicles if you use tweezers a lot. You need chemical processes like electrolysis to have any impact on the hair follicles. And even the laser hair removal is only lightening the hair strands and reducing them, not permanently removing them. In fact, the only permanent solution is electrolysis. But electrolysis is sweet costly. Even laser hair removal is expensive.
If you’re looking for the fastest and cheapest hair removal method, it’s probably shaving. But you can get razor cuts and hair regrowth can be stubby. So depilatory creams, epilators are an alternative.
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