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Digging Deep Into Laser Hair Removal
There's no shame in being natural if that's what you prefer, but if smoothing is your preference, we have the details about all the hair removal options. Laser hair removal is the third blog post in our series on hair removal.

There are many ways to get rid of body hair, no matter how you shave or wax. Laser hair removal may be a better option if you have hair problems.
What is laser hair removal?
Laser hair removal is more permanent than waxing which only lasts for a few weeks or shaving which is less permanent. It actually reduces the hair's growth ability and lasts years.

Laser hair removal uses high-powered pulses of light to eliminate hair. The light is absorbed into the pigment in the follicles, which then causes the hair to be destroyed. The hair has a growth cycle that includes resting and falling out phases. This means that not all hair will be present at any given time. To accommodate hair's growth cycle, six treatments are recommended every four to six weeks.

You can choose the style of laser treatment that you prefer. You can do the bikini line or leave a little landing strip. Or you can go all out and get the Brazilian.
Is laser hair removal safe?
Each treatment increases the strength of the laser, so the pain will gradually rise. Laser hair removal is most often described as a hot rubber band pressing against the skin. Too many treatments in a row can cause pain. Make sure you stick to the treatment schedule that was discussed with your technician during the initial consultation.

Although most people find the treatment tolerable, it can be more painful for those who are intimately involved like your vulva. If you have sensitive skin or a low pain threshold, you might want to take painkillers, use a numbing cream or drink a glass of wine before you begin.

Side effects of laser hair removal include redness, swelling, blistering, scabbing, and pigmentation.
Pros and cons of laser hair removal
Let's look at the pros and cons. Laser hair removal is a time- and cost-saving option that can be used if you shave or wax regularly. You won't have to worry about ingrown hairs and red bumps. That's a big plus!

While laser hair removal is a cost-saving option, such as not having to purchase waxing or shaving supplies, it can still be costly upfront. Treatments cost between $150 and $250 each. It will take some time before your hair is completely free of any unwanted hair. It is recommended that you have at least six sessions, with between four and six weeks.
Laser hair removal tips
Before you start your treatment, shave the entire day
Six weeks prior to the treatment, avoid waxing
Avoid booking a treatment during Menstruation, or while you are drinking coffee that day. Your skin will be more sensitive.
Laser hair removal
Laser hair removal is most effective when you have dark hair and light skin. Don't be discouraged if you don't see any hairs immediately following treatment. The laser damaged the hair follicle, and the burnt hairs are trying to fall out. The redness will subside and the hair will fall out.

After each treatment, your skin might be reddened and bumpy. This is especially true for sensitive skin such as the skin around your navel. Avoid using hot activities such as saunas, hot tubs, and gyms because the heat of the lasers can last up to 24 hours on your skin. You don't want bacteria to thrive. To keep your skin moisturized and soothed, use a soothing lotion with witch hazel and aloe vera.


It will be different for everyone. Laser Hair Service experience permanent hair loss, while others see a gradual return of the hair after a few years. Your skin type and hair location will all play a role in the results. The expertise of the clinic and equipment used by them will also impact the outcome. However, you should notice a decrease in hair growth and a reduction in hair thickness after each treatment. Laser hair removal is not a 100% guarantee. However, it can remove 80-90% of hair for eligible patients.

Laser hair removal is something you might consider if you are tired of purchasing razor after razor and don't want the hassle of scheduling waxing appointments. You should consult your dermatologist before you decide to use any permanent skin treatment.
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