Monday, 11 March 2013

Body Hair Removing - 4 Tips






We have hair all over our bodies. Rarely do we have hair where we want it. It is always someplace that we would prefer it wasn’t. Hair removal has become increasingly popular in recent years and there are many popular hair removal treatments. But you should investigate all of your options before you spend time and money on them.

A little research will help you find the right hair removal treatment for you. There are different ones that you can choose from. You can shave it off excess hair or you can wax it. You could try a chemical based product or you could try a laser or electrolysis treatment. All of these methods of hair removal have their own benefits and drawbacks. Their effectiveness varies from person to person.

In the following paragraphs, I will break down each of the four most popular hair removal treatments. I’ll show you what their benefits and their drawbacks are.

First, let’s look at shaving. Shaving is the cheapest, easiest hair removal method available. Almost anyone can go buy a razor and shave off their excess hair. But shaving will only produce short term results. Most people will see the hair that they shaved off reappear in less than 24 hours. In some of the more sensitive places on the body, the hair that returns will be thicker and the skin will be itchier. Shaving can also irritate the skin if not done properly.

Next, we can look at waxing the hair. Waxing is also something that most people can do themselves. When you wax hair, it removes hair directly from the roots. This means that you will more than likely not see any hair re-growth for a few months after waxing. You can do the waxing at home or you can have a professional do it for a low price.

Chemical products such as hair removal creams or depilatories can also be used by the average person at home. The hair that is removed will stay away for an extended period of time. But as with the use of any chemical, there is the potential for skin irritation. Before you use any depilatory, you should test a small area of your skin. A test application will allow you to see if the product will irritate you skin and what that actual results will look like and you should research all of the available creams to find the best one for you.

Finally, we will look at electrolysis or laser treatments. The hair removed by electrolysis or laser treatments will stay away longer than any of the other methods listed. But these treatments are more expensive compared to the other treatments that I have listed and they usually take multiple treatments to become truly effective. The time and monetary commitment may be more than most will be willing to invest in.

Now that you know all about the four most popular hair removal treatments, you can make an educated decision on which one is best for you. It doesn’t matter which method you choose; just use the product or treatment wisely and properly.
 

1 comment:

  1. Great tips, unwanted hair is really a big problem for majority of people and they spend a lot of money on hair removal products.

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