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Being hairy and showing it is definitely not an option when speaking about women. Even some men want to get hair removal – think at body builders: their fans want to see muscles, lines, edges, not bunches of curly hair growing all over. There are many methods of hair removal, such as shaving, waxing, use of depilatory creams, epilators, lasers or electrolysis.

No I haven't found it yet :[ but I have been working. I haven't posted in awhile beause people haven't been posting in the threads I had been, I haven't gotten email notifications lol. I wil try and post more, I'm just not using a regimen right now, so I really have no adice to give lol.

No that's cool.....just making sure you're A OK !!!

lol still alive

Has anyone here heard of the VISS IPL for permanent hair removal? If so, what is your experience with it?

I have never heard of this particular one but I would love to have permanent hair removal done. It would save me a load of time in the mornings lol

found this

I see that it is a home treatment. So wonder what you do when you have completed your treatment and no longer need it ???

Hair removal, waxing you do need good treatment and non-threading, as well as laser hair removal treatment and the treatment is good, effective and safe for permanent hair removal treatment.

IPl laser machines are best deal for hair removal as it is quick and safe process compared to other known procedures like electrolysis, waxing etc, it gives a permanent result, and its procedure is very less painful compared to other processes.

Depending on what you would like to do and how much you're willing to spend.

Laser and Electrolysis both have positive and negative side effects to them...

Positive: Both have the potential for PERMANENT hair removal, your skin will feel as soft and gentle as that of a new-born, and you would never-ever have to worry about the pesky shaving and waxing rituals (lucky you, I'm planning to do the same thing in the future) ...

Negative: Both run up the costs of about $2,000 on average (depending what and how much of it you'd like to accomplish), your skin might scream bloody murder at the end of the session (depending on how sensitive your skin is and how you can endure pain), you have to attend each session on regular intervals (every month, 3 months or so, that way your skin will heal a little bit), and most importantly it might hurt like there's no tomorrow. You might see the swelling and redness on the body part that went through that, but it might subside in couple of days if proper care is given (it'll be very sensitive to a touch or even a light breze). Depending on your skin tone and how coarse, how much and where hair is either being removed or done work on, you might see a gentle (not severe, unless a mistake was made) discoloration of your skin.