Permanent Hair Removal Survey

We thought you might be interested in participating in a brief survey of which hair removal methods are most popular.  Our Hair Removal Survey is easy to take: Just select the primary hair removal method that you use for your unwanted hair and click on the "Vote Now!" button.

You will receive immediate results comparing how your method compares to other survey participants. It's as easy as that!

For your convenience, a list of the most common methods of hair removal are noted below:

Laser Hair Removal (Permanent)

During this procedure, a small laser beam is used to destroy the hair follicles. This method can be effectively used for treating large body areas as well as facial hair.  

Electrolysis (Permanent)

The Electrolysis process treats each hair follicle individually, by injecting a needle into the hair follicle and subjecting it to an electric charge.  Though this hair removal method is still quite popular, it can be somewhat painful and expensive.

Photo Epilation / Pulsed Laser (Permanent)

Similar to laser treatments, this FDA approved hair removal procedure utilizes a pulsed light beam to destroy the hair follicles. This method is especially effective for removing hair from the under arms and the bikini area.

Waxing (Temporary)

This is a popular method for removing facial hair and pubic hair, but is less practical for larger areas.  This method is often associated with pain as the hair is literally ripped out.

Hair Removal Creams (Temporary)

A host of over-the-counter hair removal products are available and can be effective on a short term basis. 

Shaving (Temporary)

This method of hair removal is inexpensive, fast, and relatively pain-free.  It tends to be only a short-term solution to unwanted hair.

Plucking / Tweezers (Temporary)

This is another cheap and fast method for removing primarily facial hair.  Unfortunately, it can be painful and time-consuming depending on how large an area is being treated.

Hair Threading (Temporary)

This method is less popular than more convenient alternatives, but is still offered as a viable hair removal option.