Tom Cruz asked:


When you have unwanted hair, you can use a hair removal product to help rid yourself of
This problem. There are many of these products on the market for you to choose from.
The different methods you can use include shaving, waxing, tweezing, applying creams
and using more permanent methods of laser and electrolysis. With the exception of laser
treatment, you can use products to help you get rid of the hair by yourself at home.

Shaving is the most common method of removal. This is something that you have to
do every three or four days. You need a razor and shaving cream or you can use an
electric shaver. Shaving does have a downside though. There will be bumps and possible cuts if you are using a razor and you may experience a slight rash with either method.

Tweezing the eyebrows or some ****** hair on the chin and upper lip is also effective as it
keeps the growth at bay for weeks at a time. It can be painful if you have to remove
lots of it. For eyebrow tweezing, you do have to be careful to make sure that you have
both eyebrows the same.

Applying creams dilutes the hair. You do have to leave the cream on for up to ten or
fifteen minutes and then wash it off. It washes off with the cream. The problem
with this method is that there is a strong smell to some of the creams and some people
may have an allergic reaction to the cream. If this is something you can use, the results
will last for several weeks before you have to redo the process.

Waxing is very commonly used by women to remove eyebrow, ****** hair and hair from
the bikini area. In this process, hot wax is applied to a small area and covered with
material. Then it is pulled off very quickly. Although it is painful and leaves the treated
area red, it does last for several weeks before you have to repeat the process. It
also has to be at least ¼ inch long before you can remove it by waxing.

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Will Edison asked:


There are some basic keys to remember when looking to try a home based laser hair removal device. Commercially available to the general public, these hair removal systems can be a safe, painless and effective way to remove body hair as long as you follow some precautionary guidelines such as picking up a government approved device, following manufacturer instructions and using common sense.

Some normal side effects to be expected from using a home laser hair removal device include skin irritation, reddening, and swelling. These side effects usually occur immediately after treatment and typically go away after a few days.

More serious side effects, although rare, usually occur from improper use of the product and can cause burning, blistering, scarring and discoloration of the skin. These side effects are most common when used on an individual with tanned or dark skin.

The first key to remember is to only use FDA approved products. The stamp of government approval means the product has undergone sufficient testing to be purported as safe for consumers. This greatly decreases the possibility of serious complications from using the device.

The next key is to follow manufacturer instructions. Any deviation from the intended use and printed instructions is taking a safety risk. Most devices are built with features like skin tone detectors and adjustable energy settings to help protect against unsafe use.

Basic use guidelines to remember include never using laser treatment on dark skin, shave before treatment, and keep the treated area out of direct sunlight for a week. Dark skin is generally anything from medium brown to black.

The last key applies to almost any situation; that is to use common sense. A stinging sensation is normal but if excessive pain is not. Try changing the settings or stop using the product completely if the pain continues. Seek medical assistance immediately if burning or blistering occurs to prevent permanent scarring.

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