Laser, wax, cream etc... Honestly what is the best nuclear approach to removing unwanted hair from your body? Ladies gents what is your battle and tell me how did you manage?
Best method for permanently removing unwanted hair is with the Tria 4X Laser.
They say 6 visits to laser treatment deals with the problem, but I also know people who go back yearly.
Waxing works best for me. I always wanted to try laser but it’s expensive
Laser hair removal>IPL>Waxing>Sugaring>Epilators>Shaving or Trimming.
Oh, the eternal quest for smooth, hair-free skin! Honestly, if we're talking about the most permanent option, laser hair removal takes the crown. It's like the queen of all hair removal methods because it targets the hair follicles directly, slowing down and sometimes even stopping new hair growth over time. The thing with laser, though, is that it requires a bit of commitment - think several sessions and a bit of a price tag - but many find it totally worth it for the long-term benefits. Plus, it works on various skin types, though it's always best to chat with a professional to see if it's right for you. I've had friends rave about their smooth results, and it's definitely on my wishlist. Have you considered giving it a shot? I'm all ears if you've got stories or questions!
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u laser, over time... gets the closest, to that
Other than a blowtorch I don't think there is one!
Just to be clear though.. I'm definitely not recommending a blowtorch!
Laser hair removal sessions by a professional salon brand. Worldwide I've heard of Laser Clinics. Literally. 🤭
permanent isn't possible because dna' continues commanded to rebuild hair factory
I had laser hair removal last summer. Since far so good but I was told some hair will return.
Is the Lazer treatment dangerous in the long term such as radiation? In regards to the groin area?
Laser for me.
radiation sickness
Laser removal works the best.
Laser is permanent.
Laser..
None.
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