Share your experience on lazer salon epilation unnecessary hair removal?

Question

Have the hairs been removed during one lazer epilation application? If yes, how many weeks did you wait till the first new hairs appeared. Then after the second lazer hair epilation how much time passed till the next new hairs grew?

Answer 1

Even the people who do laser hair removal will tell you that it takes a few treatments (like 5-10) before you'll be hair-free in the treated area. When the laser is used, it only affects hairs that are in their growth phase, and that's something like 30% of the hairs in an area. To get the rest you need multiple treatments. In theory, the hair follicle (one in it's growth phase) is destroyed by a laser treatment, so hair should never grow back there. I'm not sure how true this is because different "experts" will tell you different things.

Answer 2

Well, my experience on the Lazer Salon Epilation Unnecessary Hair Removal is [Censored].

Answer 3

I got the electrolysis & thermolysis done, but the lady I went to did laser, also. She said it hurt a little less, but was better for darker hair & on larger areas (like forearms). I just learned about this from my sister, and it is what I would try instead: www.vaniqa.com - I have low pain tolerance & thought if you did, too, you might find it worth checking out.

Answer 4

Plucking (tweezing), Shaving, Depilatory creams and Waxing are temporary hair removal methods. Waxing usually lasts for 3 weeks, but it is painful. Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged. A review of the various hair removal methods is available at
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Answer 5

I ONLY GOT ONE TREATMENT BECAUSE MY SKIN GOT TO RED AND SENSIBLE AND IT ABOUT ONE WEEK MY HAIR GROW BACK IT DEPENDS ON THE SKIN