Hair Removal
Interesting Facts About Hair Removal
WARNING: There are many so called information only web sites out there claiming to be independent sources of information on hair removal. The vast majority of these cleverly disguised by their owners and promote their web sites, which strangely enough actually sell the recommended hair removal products. Some have blatant direct links to these sales sites other just subtly give you the web address. Just like the newspapers, don't believe everything you read about hair removal products!
Also, be wary of money back guarantees. Most of the companies offering them will never return your money or if they do, will take months and require a lot of prompting (threatening) before they do. We only offer money back guarantees on products where the manufacturer has offered them - thus proving their belief and commitment to their product.
Waxing, Depilatories, Sugaring, Tweezing, Shaving
The Bare Facts on What to Choose???
Waxing, depilatories, sugaring tweezing and shaving all have one good thing in common: they are quick, convenient and easy although can be painful.
The downside? Hair starts growing back again quite quickly, within days when shaving and within a few weeks for most other methods of removing unwanted hair.
In the case of depilatories, the skin can react due to the strong chemical ingredients. Many find the strong smell offensive too. However, for the people that get along with the ingredients of these products, they do provide an quick & easy way to remove unwanted hair.
Laser & Electrolysis treatments are expensive, painful and are not 100% effective on all individuals. In addition to this, the treatments are costly and the number of sessions required vary from person to person.
Waxing, Sugaring and hybrid combination products like Moom are by far the most effective products available. Initially, they are relatively painful because the hair is extracted from the root. However, it should be noted that each session becomes less painful as time goes on as the hair follicle becomes weaker each time it grows back. Many users report permanent hair loss after a long period of use.
Hair Growth Inhibitors remain a hot topic with many sources stating that they are inefective and do not have enough clinical evidence. You can buy prescription only drugs lika Vaniqa, but these are definitely not natural and there can be side effects:
"VANIQA may cause temporary redness, rash, burning, stinging or tingling, especially when applied to the areas where the skin is sensitive. Folliculitis (hairbumps) may also occur"
Products like Kalo are produced by manufacturers who have refined their formulations by means of feedback from users over many years. Admittedly, these products have varying effects on users, most report softer, finer hair within several weeks of use. It can take many months of continuous use before the desired hair growth inhibitation occurs. These products contain natural plant enzymes as their main ingredients and are gentle enough to use anywhere on the body. You must try these products for yourself before judging them on their effectiveness. Beware of non-reputable companies marketing inhibitors without any clinical trials or history of success!
Unless tweezing and shaving are done carefully, there is the risk of ingrown hair. Ingrown hair is caused when hair is cut below the level of the skin. When it starts to grow, instead of coming straight out through the pore, it grows into surrounding tissue. This can be quite painful, creating rashes, bumps and soreness.
Try using a product like Priva Shave to overcome the after effects of removing unwanted hair. This product is specifically designed to combat razor burn and ingrown hair.
REMEMBER that every product out there has its fans and detractors. No product works for everyone! You have to try the various products available and then decide which one best suits you... If there was a single sure fire winner, we would be selling it.
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