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When considering permanent hair removal what is most important?
By HairstyleQuestions.com | October 11, 2007
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Question: When considering permanent hair removal what is most important?
Answer: Nubmer one: Consistency; permanent pubic hair removal and management will become a life style choice just as grooming you hairstyle on the top of your head. You will have to budget the ample time and the necessary monetary considerations. So you must be prepared mentally for the following three processes: 1. Habitual Lifestyle Decision: pubic hair management will become a part your lifestyle and personal grooming requirements as a whole. Don’t approach this without the proper mental mindset and understanding that this is a permanent decision. If you do not you will find yourself frustrated and will waste a lot of time and money in the process. 2. Electrolysis Method: known as laser treatment is FDA approved and has been since 1998. The process focuses high intensity amplified light on an oscillating wave directly through the skin. Hair follicles are generally darker than the skin and absorb the laser’s energy and die down to the root. Good results can be achieved in only three to four sessions. Electrolysis works best on dark hair in combination with light skin because darker colors found in dark hair absorb most of the laser’s energy. Light colored or blonde colored pubic hair tends to be harder to treat and more laser energy is absorbed by the skin and can cause extra irritation and blistering. In addition dark skin can also be problematic for laser pubic hair removal and treatment options should be recommended by a professional. 3. Monetary Budget: Although there are cheaper do it yourself and home kits available; it is best to consider professional treatments and professional consultation. In the beginning sessions may be front end loaded and require three to four visits to your local electrolysis. Depending on your region treatments can range from $90 - $250 per session but average around $150 so bring your check book with you. You should look to budget around $500 - $1000 to get through the first round of application. The good news is that the need for additional application should only be two to three times per year and cost less each time. Once your investment in your permanent pubic hair removal is complete and your treatments are successful (normally after the first six months to one year) your pubic hair will never re-grow, and your tireless days of trimming, clipping, shaving and waxing will be a distant memory. |
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Product Reviews
I have tried several home electrolysis machines with much disappointment.I purchased the Vector system about 6 months ago and have been very pleased. My first reaction was “Holy crap this thing actually works!” It does take some time to master the technique, and the gel isn’t exactly a breeze to work with but if you’re patient it really does work. It can be time consuming for larger areas. I have made time about once a week to work on the larger areas of my body. So far about 85% of me is completely hair free. I have had VERY LITTLE regrowth. I believe the Vector is worth the money, especially to someone who struggles with in grown hair and razor bumps that make wearing summer clothes embarrassing. I’ll be wearing a bikini this summer!!
Product Description
The VectorTM Electrolysis System is the most advanced personal hair removal system available. It permanently removes unwanted hair. For the first time ever, it is now possible to perform professional electrolysis treatments in the privacy of your own home. Unlike other devices that use radio frequencies and batteries, the VectorTM uses the process of electrolysis to dissolve the hair follicle with AC power. The VectorTM Hair Removal System is so advanced that it achieves professional results without the use of a needle. Tweezers are used to make the procedure safer and less painful. Clinical studies have shown that the VectorTM system has equivalent effectiveness as professional needle electrolysis. The VectorTM replaces salon visits and you will no longer have to pay $80/hr for electrolysis sessions. The VectorTM Electrolysis System comes with the Vector electrolysis machine, patch electrodes, conductivity gel, and galvanic tweezers all for an unbelievably low price! Vector Machine: Our amazing VectorTM machine is only 3 wide, 1 ½ high, 5 deep and produces same results as professional electrolysis machines that cost thousands of dollars! Now you can perform real electrolysis in your own home and not have to submit yourself to torture with a needle! The Vector machine also offers other advantages over conventional electrolysis. During conventional electrolysis the patient has to hold a metal rod smeared with gel. With the Vector machine you only apply a resting electrode patch anywhere on the body and continue with the treatment. It is incredibly easy to operate the VectorTM. There is no reason to shave anymore. Here is what you get: The VectorTM machine. 8 Resting electrode patches. 2 oz. Supply of high viscosity no-needle conductive gel. Aligator clip patch cord. Galvanic Tweezers. 120V AC power cord. This amazing machine will save you hundreds of dollars on electrolysis treatments, razors, depilatories, and waxes!
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