Will either laser or electrolysis work on my fair skin with white/light stubble?? (NP)

My electrologist retired. Any suggestions for Montogmery County? I haven't had it done since 2020 and there's been some regrowth but it was very very effective.

After decades of this issue, I had electrolysis done. Wish I had done it earlier.

Anonymous wrote:Where can you get electrolysis done?

I'm the PP and the electrolysis place I used closed, but many facial salons have someone licensed to do electrolysis, so just look up salons near you. You have to have the area retreated because the growth cycle of your hair varies, but just a few times, and it is so worth it. Laser doesn't work for my coloring. Yes, it hurts but more in delicate places like upper lip, less so your chin. Take a couple Tylenol before you go.

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Anonymous wrote:I think PP is referring to the Flawless tool, which I love and use every other day on parts of my face. My tween daughter also loves it

1. Does it hurt?
2. If 1 is no, can you please link?

Not at all! It’s basically a mini electric razor. https://www.amazon.com/Finishing-Touch-Flawless-Facial-Remover/dp/B0C9R6Y9GK/

Anonymous wrote:I think PP is referring to the Flawless tool, which I love and use every other day on parts of my face. My tween daughter also loves it

1. Does it hurt?
2. If 1 is no, can you please link?

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Anonymous wrote:Electrolysis.

+1. I had mine done 25 years ago. It really is permanent.

If the hairs are brown, do it NOW. I waffled for years and now my chin hairs are half grey/white half brown and it's basically too late. I shouldn't have waffled so long.

I got it lasered off

Where can you get electrolysis done?

How painful is electrolysis?

I think PP is referring to the Flawless tool, which I love and use every other day on parts of my face. My tween daughter also loves it

Just get the little remover that looks like a lipstick and run it over your chin every morning. Easy and painless.

Start with a professional laser series, then buy an at-home touch-up device. I was the same way; now, I get one hair every few months.

Braun Epilator Silk-épil 9 9-720
I was in the same situation. Laser was taking forever ( I think I was going to a scammy place.)
This stings a bit but gets rid of them for quite a long time. I've become oddly obsessed with doing it.

If you pluck daily, I don’t understand you how you have a full spread of hair on every day — unless you have an extremely full beard amount. Which requires a dr visit to find out what is going on.

Otherwise laser or similar.