I asked this ? about hair removal (Lazer vs. Waxing vs. Shaving)?

Question

Waxing hair removes all "Baby Hair" and you have to let it grown partly back in to do it . . .?
again...Does waxing make the hair disappear eventually? Waxing hurts BAD when you do that much. One "Answerer" said that if you have dark complexion Lazer leaves BAD SCARS from the burns. If Lazer burns, then what's the answer for a dark skinned person?

Sorry Charlie...but plucking does NOT always cause the hair to NOT grow back. In the wrong places yes...but how about CHIN HAIRS...the more you pluck them, the more that grow! It's BIZARRE! So, EEEEEHHHHH! WRONG ANSWER..sorry

This is for "Tigen"...and the one after her.:
How can I ask you a question (Tigen offered to answer any)..
when you guys have your email turned off?

This is for "Tigen"...and the one after her.:
How can I ask you a question (Tigen offered to answer any)..
when you guys have your email turned off?

Answer 1

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 http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Answer 2

I have been waxing for several years. I WILL agree that waxing is the best alternative for large areas of the body, but I've recently tried threading for eyebrows and facial hair. Threading is actually more precise for smaller areas. Waxing will get rid of hair temporarily, and over time it may eventually stop growing in some places (wouldn't you be afraid to grow too, if someone kept yanking you out every few weeks?? haha). Dark or light skinned people can benefit from waxing and threading. I DO NOT recommend shaving, as that just makes the hair grow back more quickly, and also since the blade cuts the hair in middle of the shaft, then it will feel more prickly as it grows back. You won't be able to wait as long before you shave, as you would between wax jobs. I do not have personal experience with laser hair removal.

Answer 3

I garduated from cosmetology and eventually, over a long period of time the hair will not grow back from waxing. just like people who over pluck there eye-brows. eventually it will never grow back, even if they wanted it to. and with laser you don't et bad scars but-- the laser is only attracted to pigment and melanin soooo if you have some blonde hairs and some dark only the dark hair will be gone. you will be left with the blonde hairs still there. my leg hair is a mixture. so if i got that done chances are i would still have to shave because i hve so much blonde hair. the only problem after that is that you have to be careful of how much sun you get in the lasered areas for a while. well at least thats what i leardned in cos. what about lotion removers. such as nair. i wouldnt use that brand because personally i dont think they work but if you wanna send the extra cash (which i assume you are since you were talking about laser) then that would be your best bet. dipiliatories are the way to go for you. and if you dont wanna doit yourself find a salon that will for ya. hope this helps. anymore questions just ask me! ad fo whoever said that after plucking hair will grow in more and thicker thats not true at all anywhere you search will tell you that not jsut a licensed professional like myself. you can email me at [e-mail] with any questions

Answer 4

Waxing doesn not make hair disappear eventually on a permanent basis. Don't know the answer to your second question, sorry.

Answer 5

Electrolysis

Answer 6

no it comes rite back

Answer 7

Lazer because you dont have to wax or what not

Answer 8

I would get laser because you wol't have to hassel with razors or hot wax

good luck!!!

Answer 9

waxing is best

Answer 10

shaving I guess