Hi Gorgeous! Body hair is one of those things that we all have, but few
of us, especially the females, really want to keep. In fact, it can be really
annoying, especially when it seems to grow back almost as fast as we wax or
shave it off. If you feel like half your week is spent getting rid of those
unwanted hairs, it doesn't have to be that way. Laser devices just might solve
your problem for you.
Understand your hair
Hair doesn't just grow like trees. It also has a lot of
tree-like or plant-like qualities. For example, if you pick pieces of a plant
or tree off, it will continue to grow. That's because the root system is left
intact. The exact same thing is true when you shave off hair you don't want.
You're only getting rid of the upper part of the “plant” instead of the entire
thing, root and all. Well, lasers can't always remove the whole root (hair
follicle) either, but what they can do is chop the hair right down to where the
follicle starts, and sometimes damage the follicles in the process.
Lots of skincare clinic devices on the market today
use lasers to treat unwanted hair. The combination of light and heat is able to
get down into every layer of skin in a way that razor blades can't. While
waxing might be a little more successful at getting hairs down to the follicle
than shaving, it doesn't offer the consistent coverage that laser treatment can
give.
You see, when you wax your unwanted hair, some of them are
ripped out further down than others. You also could miss some individual hairs,
just as you probably often miss hairs when you try to shave them off. But when
you go to your local skincare clinic for a laser appointment, you will be
amazed at how accurate the machines are. Your laser technician can have the
device target every single hair in a certain area. Then you'll be confident
walking out of the clinic and know that you won't find any stray hairs still
remaining later.
Various laser devices vary quite a bit
It's important to note that the skincare treatment market is
flooded with laser devices. Each one is a little different from the others.
Some of them are better suited to treating certain types of skin. Type refers
to both the thickness and the color of the skin, as well as how dry or oily it
is. You have to think about all of those things and discuss them with your
skincare professional before signing up for laser hair removal treatment.
You also have to consider what other skin issues you may
have besides unwanted hair. For example, if you suffer from adult acne then
certain laser treatments could aggravate that condition. You may have to search
a little longer to find a laser that won't aggravate your acne. You might even
decide not to have laser procedures to remove unwanted hair done at all.
Clinical laser require multiple treatments
Last, but not least, remember that clinical laser treatments
are usually done in a series. That series could involve several appointments
spread over a few weeks, or even a couple of months. After that initial round,
you should see that the hair takes a lot longer to grow back and some of it
might not return at all. What does grow back may be more manageable at home,
but you can also sign up for more laser treatments in the future, if you want
to.
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