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For decades now, women have been removing unwanted body hair, using different
techniques. Not only does it add to the woman's beauty but it is better for her
personal hygiene as well. Today getting rid of unwanted hair has become easier
than ever. There are a number of easy techniques that you can use at home or you
can visit a beauty parlor for professional treatment. Given below in some
information about the different techniques that are available today.
* Shaving: Shaving is a popular technique as it can be done at short notice and
gives you instant results without much effort. Most women still continue to
shave inspite of alternate techniques being available. This method is quick and
cheap, though the hair grows back rapidly and when the hair grows back it is
very coarse. You should soften the hair by washing the area with warm soapy
water. Use light gentle strokes in the direction of the hair growth, to remove
the hair. After you finish moisturize the skin. There are different kinds of
razors, electrical, disposable, with twin blades and moisturizing strips. Choose
one that suits you the best.
* Hair Removal Creams: These creams are manufactured in such a way that they
dissolve the hair. These creams have an ingredient called keratolytic that will
damage the skin if it is left on for a long time. Use a patch test the first
time you are using a cream. But there is no doubt that they make the skin hair
free, smooth and soft.
* Waxing: Though this method is a little painful, it is good to remove hair from
the arms, legs and bikini line. Hair re-growth after waxing is slow and may take
as much as two months. It is best to do a patch test for waxing as well. For
best results one should continue waxing on a regular basis. Hair is removed from
its root and when it re-grows it is finer. The problem with waxing is that the
hair has to grow a little for waxing to be efficient. It helps to dust a little
talcum powder on the area before waxing.
* Sugaring: This technique is similar to waxing. Here the removal solution is
warmed and then applied on the area required with the help of a palette knife.
The solution is applied in the direction of the hair growth. Then a cotton strip
is used to cover the solution and torn away in the opposite direction and thus
the hair is removed. Hair re-growth takes about six to eight weeks and it is
fine.
* Electrolysis: This is a salon treatment and is expensive, but last longer and
could be permanent as well. This requires a series of sittings if the results
are to be good. A fine needle passes a very low electrical current into the hair
follicle. After a session there will be slight swelling, redness and scarring
which will take a few days to disappear.
* Laser treatment: This is another salon-based treatment that is expensive too.
You need a few sessions for good results. Black activating lotion is applied
over the area, to enable the hair follicle to absorb the laser energy. In this
technique the best results are got from people with thick body hair.
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