Permanent vs Temporary Hair Removal

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Permanent vs Temporary Hair Removal The main
thing you need to know when looking into hair
removal is that theres no such thing as the
finest hair removal treatment. There are a number
of methods to get rid of unwanted hair on your
face and body, and each has its own pros and
cons. All hair removal methods can be divided
into two types, permanent and temporary hair
removal methods. When deciding whether to go for
a permanent or temporary solution, heres what
you need to know.
Permanent Hair Removal
Permanent hair removal methods contain laser hair
removal and IPL hair removal, which is very
similar or electrolysis. Laser hair removal and
IPL treatments do not result in complete hair
loss in any part, but are meant to decrease hair
growth and lighten the color of any hair
treated. Laser and IPL hair removal treatments
are not effective all the time about one in ten
people do not get the full benefits of the
treatment and have regular hair growth even after
the sessions are completed.
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Electrolysis, on the other hand, is almost
permanently 100 effective and permanent. Both
methods require a trained professional to perform
the treatment to avoid skin damage or
stain. Both of these permanent hair removal
methods can get attractive costly, as they
require multiple sessions to be effective. These
sessions take place regularly for up to a year,
so you have to decide if you are committed to
spending both the time and cash for permanent
hair removal. Of course, on the bright side, you
wont have to fear about regular waxing or
shaving after the treatments are over.
Temporary Hair Removal
There are pretty a few temporary hair removal
methods, the most popular of which include
waxing, shaving, depilatory crèmes, and sugaring.
Over time, these methods may decrease hair and
thin out hair growth, but they are not ever
permanent like electrolysis. These methods do a
great job of sendoff your skin smooth and hair
free, but they have to be repeated on a very
regular basis. They are less expensive than
permanent hair removal methods, and maximum of
these methods such as shaving, using crèmes, and
to a lesser degree, waxing, can be done at home
without the need for a professional. On the other
hand, some temporary hair removal procedures can
be quite painful, and may result in skin
irritation or ingrown hairs.