Facial Care : How to Remove Facial Hair Permanently

To remove facial hair permanently, consider either electrolysis or a laser treatment, both methods requiring multiple visits to permanently get rid of the hair. Remove hair forever using one of these methods with information from an experienced cosmetologist in this free video on beauty.

Expert: Shell George
Contact: www.margossalon.com
Bio: Shell George has more than 16 years of work experience, having trained in German pedicure techniques, reflexology massage, aroma therapy and hybrid nails.
Filmmaker: Travis Waack

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• facials
• beauty
• hair removal
• skin care
• fruit facial
• electrolysis
• laser hair removal

[bloodyrazorlips]

people have been reported with burns and scaring from laser treatments gone wrong.

[susannasta]

Electrolysis is the ONLY FDA approved method of Permanent and Safe Hair Removal, while laser is only approved by the FDA as permanent hair REDUCTION, which means that the hairs will not be permanently removed.

Laser has caused burning, scaring, hyper pigmentation and many unhappy clients who have spent lots of money on a promise of permanency!

Electrolysis is the ONLY way to achieve PERMANENT hair removal since it's backed by 130 years of effective and proven results!

[prepare2fire]

Can they remove the hair off my nuts?

[logicCplusplus]

Does anyone know how I can completely get rid of my mustache hair? I don't ever want to grow a mustache, and when I grow it a bit I want to shave it off even the tiny bit, please help me I don't want to look like Hitler.

[rayhanna90]

If the follicles are destroyed forever, does that also mean it can stop pimples or acne?

[rayhanna90]

how much does it cost for electrolysis?

[lahmeohyeah]

never do laser hair removal. Does not work and is too costly for nothing. and it does scar a bit. I would not recommend it to anybody. complete waste of time.

[xXxXBleedPurpleXxXx]

@pontpiggy there really shouldnt even be a debate here, both procedures have been proven to work, both have proven to have drawbacks, the difference is how much hair you have, if you want to get your legs done, obviously go for laser, if you have a few hairs on your chin or upper lip, just get electrolysis, it depends entirely on the persons condition and financial situation.

[xXxXBleedPurpleXxXx]

@susannasta just thought of number 3, and that is that after the procedure, you are left with pieces of dry skin flaked and hanging from your skin, which you cant wash away for a while, as the skin is so sensitive from the procedure its self. i'm not trying to knock it, i'm just saying, there are things people need to know about, esp involving the facial procedures, that need to be taken into consideration before getting it done. 

[xXxXBleedPurpleXxXx]

@susannasta enough to get through the day, because i have a very pale complexion, and very dark hair.

2. if you don't let it grow out to the right length, you will get scars, as i now have on my chin because i had a last min meeting, and had to shave it that morning, as opposed to letting it go that day as well, so when she went to do it, it ended up scarring, and please don't get me wrong, she's awesome at what she does, and really helped me, but that one instance, the scarring wont go away

[xXxXBleedPurpleXxXx]

@susannasta i have had a LOT of electrolysis and while i agree with 99 percent of what you are saying i think it should be made clear there are some drawbacks, i have two problem with electrolysis and they are as follows

1. you have to have the hair grown out a certian length for them to see it enough to get the needle in there. problem with that, i work with people, monday through friday, and my hair takes a few days to grow out to a proper length, so, i am then left trying to cover it up...

[aputchar]

how to do never regrow hair.?...........please tell me