Hair

Angelina

yes, I can understand that, maybe I was a bit too critical, but I think you should at least learn how to do it thoroughly yourself. 😉

Susan

Angelina Absolutely. @Jen was right, it needs to be done every three days or so.

Angelina

Susan Absolutely. @Jen was right, it needs to be done every three days or so.

this is very often, i only do it once a week, but i don't have strong growth either

Avery

Susan it needs to be done every three days or so.

Only if you have a lover.

Joh

Avery I think it is depended on the person. How the hairs grow and when it start itching.

Ines

In my family, we use laser mainly. It greatly reduces the need for another system, less in the most sensitive areas, and is also a way to avoid touching down there.
I suppose that already, for that alone, it is worth the price of session.
😂

C-B

Ines I can confirm it, laser is good solution

Angelina

Ines

how often do you have to go to the "laser treatment"?

Susan

Ines This sounds painful. How often does it need to be done? How long does it take? Is it done by a doctor?

Ines

Susan This sounds painful.

Not much. It is mostly painless.

Susan How long does it take?

4 monthly sessions, later another after 2 months and another after 6 months since last one.

Susan Is it done by a doctor?

First interview, yes, later laser is applied by a nurse assistant or similar.

Angelina how often do you have to go to the "laser treatment"?

Currently a single time every year.

Angelina

Ines Currently a single time every year.

and then the hair stays away for a year and doesn't grow back in that time?

Joh

Angelina and then the hair stays away for a year and doesn't grow back in that time?

It seems to be so and it is consistent with the information I have got.

From what I have found, the laser destroys the hair root and the hair falls out. Since the root is no longer there, no new hair can grow back.
The problem is the colour of the root and how the laser light is absorbed. With colourless roots, too little energy is absorbed and the root is not properly destroyed. That is why grey or white hairs are excluded, as far as I know. Also, some people have colourless roots with very dark hair.

Sasha

I do the laser treatments, just easiest for us

Ines

Sugaring is great as complement to laser treatment.
Laser can do most of the job, but extra "intimate" zone, can not.

Joh

Ines Laser can do most of the job, but extra "intimate" zone, can not.

Did you try Electro-epilation?

Megan

Ines Sugaring erase the hair entirely.

Angelina I'm glad you're trying it, I've always wanted to do it, but then forgot due to time constraints. @Megan has given some good tips 🙂
write about how it was and if it's better than shaving.

Ines Sugaring is great as complement to laser treatment.
Laser can do most of the job, but extra "intimate" zone, can not.

Abby82 But i have few questions about that how much it hurts and after it how sore the area will be 🤣

Shaving will give ingrown hairs which get infected under my belt and become awful pimples.
Sugaring gets rid of the the tiny bulb that is at the end of each hair. This is the opposite of waxing.
I believe that waxing is very painful and very useless as the wax sticks to the skin and rips the skin painfully but does not remove the bulb of the hair at all.

The best sugaring I do is to have it still light colored and to roll the sugar in my fingertips until it gets to the correct stickiness for me and my hair. This might be different for you if you are blonde or have thinner hair.
Also some girls have hair that does not work with laser very well.

You must practice making the sugar cooling the sugar and applying it at luke warm, body temperature to the hair with NO contact sticking to the skin. Also do not tangle the hair to much or when you pull you will not get many of the tiny hair bulbs.

I sugar maybe once every 6 months now and I am starting to get just a little bit of fine hair between my lips and bottom and so probably when I have time later this week I will be unlocked for sugaring. I already made the sugar how I like it so I can get everything in about an hour with 0 pain at all.

Angelina

Abby82

I'm glad you're trying it, I've always wanted to do it, but then forgot due to time constraints. @Megan has given some good tips 🙂
write about how it was and if it's better than shaving.

Ines

Joh

Not for more delicate zones. It can do most of the job, but not all.

Joh

Ines But you could remove one hair if laser couldn't. I know it is not painless but by using numbing creme it would be a solution which would prevent back growing over longer time.

Ines

Joh

Pain does not matter, it has to be removed. But it is not "one" hair. It is the hair close to mucosa which is so delicate, and you need wax or sugaring.
Shaving is not very good solution since it is not very good an temporary.

Joh

Ines Pain does not matter, it has to be removed. But it is not "one" hair. It is the hair close to mucosa which is so delicate, and you need wax or sugaring.

I understand that, but with this method, every hair is destroyed at the root. This way, the surrounding area is not stressed. But it only works when the hair is in the growth phase. If they were previously removed with sugaring, they certainly are.

Ines

Joh

Sugaring erase the hair entirely.

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