Anonymous wrote:I support any woman spiritually who wants to embrace her body in it's natural state, but I will be honest -- if I met a woman with black hairs all over her chin, I'd cringe internally and avert my eyes.
Anonymous wrote:Where can you go for electrolysis in the DMV?
Anonymous wrote:For electrolysis, do you need to let the hairs grow wild and wooly before the treatments or can you just pluck as usual before going in to zap?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No! Have them professionally lasered and then buy a backup laser for at-home spot treatment. This is a no-brainer. I did it in my twenties, and now I'm having to do it again in perimenopause, but so worth it!
Did this work for others? I did 6 sessions of lasers and 6 months later it's as bad as ever. I am white, very pale with black hair so I thought I was the perfect candidate. I'm so annoyed because it took a lot to go to 6 appts and the cost as well.
I think electrolysis might be what I need. I do not like shaving and I don't think it looks good.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No! Have them professionally lasered and then buy a backup laser for at-home spot treatment. This is a no-brainer. I did it in my twenties, and now I'm having to do it again in perimenopause, but so worth it!
Did this work for others? I did 6 sessions of lasers and 6 months later it's as bad as ever. I am white, very pale with black hair so I thought I was the perfect candidate. I'm so annoyed because it took a lot to go to 6 appts and the cost as well.
I think electrolysis might be what I need. I do not like shaving and I don't think it looks good.
Anonymous wrote:No! Have them professionally lasered and then buy a backup laser for at-home spot treatment. This is a no-brainer. I did it in my twenties, and now I'm having to do it again in perimenopause, but so worth it!