Article by Jean Clark
How much hassle is hair removal?Shaving. Trimming. Waxing. Threading. Creams. Tweezing. Sugaring. Deep breath.
Burning. Friction. Oral medications. Epilatory devices. Drugs. Or even turmeric. Phew.
Over the years, some bizarre methods have been attempted, and banned in some countries, because of the wider health side effects! Such as x-ray, microwave, photodynamic therapy, electric tweezers, or transdermal electrolysis.
It’s all a bit of a minefield, fraught with dangers. So, many people still struggle with either a daily or weekly scraping process to remove unwanted hair. But this is such an inefficient method, and it comes back! Time and again!
What are the problems with non-laser removal of hair?
First, it’s temporary. So you will need to carry on shaving or waxing or creaming forever. With laser removal, it’s permanent after usually 6 to 8 sessions. No more time, no more cost.
Second, it hurts, and when it hurts, it’s ugly. You often nick yourself, scrape large amounts of your skin off, or cause a burn that can lead to itching, and further longer-term pain. With laser removal, you set the handheld hair remover to the sensitivity of your skin and to the size and texture of your hair. So no itching, no nicks, no blood, no scabs, and no snags on your stockings.
Third, it chafes in the weather and causes dry, tight skin. With laser removal, none of this happens.
Having to organise a trip to a beauty therapist, at a time they can fit you in, and at their prices, it all adds up to a pretty tidy sum in terms of time, planning, and money.
Some people are affected much more than others with excess hair, and it’s often hereditary. That means not only do you have to go often, your family do aswell. And that cost can add up to a small (or large) fortune.
How would you rather be able to sit at home, watch a movie perhaps, and by the end of it you have completely removed those unwanted hairs permanently? Well, now you can.
Laser hair removal at home is no longer the future. Medically licenced safe products have been developed for personal home use. It is safe, has less side effects than shaving or creams where you can’t control the intensity very well, and you don’t have to book at the therapist’s convenience.
You could make it a girly night in with some friends, over a glass of wine, or you could treat your man’s hairy back, or bring back the smile on your daughter’s face with some eye-brow removal. No longer do you have to rush around trying to get an appointment just before you go on holiday.
Laser hair removal at home may require an initial outlay, but the benefits outweigh the costs massively, and sharing it across your family or friends will make you wonder why this treatment has not been available before.
About the Author
Jean Clark is the owner of www.mondrop.com, promoting the best permanent hair removal products, including videos on how to use the products, their safety, medical and drug licences, and testimonies from industry experts.
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