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I was looking at one in Sephora the other day. Has anyone tried any of the models currently on the market yet? I'm really curious about how they work. There are a couple spots I wouldn't mind clearing up a little easier than tweezing or shaving or whatever.
I'd LOVE to know if they work. I swear, I'd kill off a few hairs a day until I got rid of just about everything beneath my eyebrows.
What she said.:yeeaaahh:
not a clue. if you get one, I totally want to know if it works and how well.
My knee jerk cosmotologist response is No wont work.
A little bit of research pulled up numerous negative reviews mostly saying that these lasers are powerful enough to burn the skin, but not focused enough to destroy the hair root bulb.
DAMN!!!
Thanks Joel for the tip.
yup technology hasn't come far enough to regrow hair or stop it from growing
I'm thinking about donating the hair follicles on my ass to bald people.
Make sure you get rid of the Tarzan's before you do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morning Glory
will there ever be an end to tweezing?
you know what else sucks? Nair. *shudders* i got a nasty burn from that shit.
and i had to ride the greyhound for like two days... and my fleshy wound got stuck to my socks...
~soma~
Hi forrest, I have done research, i want to buy one too, there is a problem, my public hair is light blonde, sometimes when light affects over it looks almost white! and gives some oily looks which its not very attractive, even though the hair itselves are thick, i researched and it seems the laser can only target pigment (dark hairs) and with preferibly white skin, so i go 2 times a week to the tan sessions and i have light blonde pubic hair, i dont hink i can use this device.
I have heard bad things about the personal ones...
It is best to just get it professionally done I think.
I went in for a consultation to have my back done.. now its just a matter of deciding to spend the $$