Body Hair Removal -
Which Method is Best?
Both men and women are spending increasing amounts of money on the newest techniques for body hair
removal. We are not just talking about men's facial hair or women's legs. The use of body hair removal methods
has expanded to encompass arms, chests, backs, pubic areas, and faces.
You may wonder if it is possible to remove body hair from such large areas? And more importantly,
can it be done safely and effectively? The answer to both questions is -- yes. The removal of body hair is possible and if
done by a licensed professional, it is also safe.
The fastest and most effective method to remove unwanted body hair is by undergoing laser hair removal
treatments. Although this is a relatively expensive approach, laser hair removal is the most effective at permanently eliminating body
hair. This method has also become very popular for pubic hair removal for both men
and women.
 As compared to electrolysis, where every hair follicle must be treated individually, making the procedure extremely
time-consuming and painful, laser hair removal therapy can impact several hundred follicles simultaneously. Of course,
this greatly speeds up the hair removal process. It's ideal for body hair removal from the back and chest, arms and
legs.
The next most effective method of removing body hair is waxing. It is less expensive
than laser treatments and even electrolysis, but the results are only temporary. The process of waxing works by extracting hairs out of
their shafts by stripping the hair off with a thin layer of wax. Unfortunately, because the hair follicle is not
specifically damaged, hair will regrow, but it will take several weeks for it to reappear. Then the process starts all over
again.
The waxing process, or sugaring if you're sensitive to wax or prefer an organic solution, works by applying a
layer of cold or hot wax or a sugar-based mixture directly on the area where hair is to be removed. After allowing to harden it is very quickly
peeled away from the skin, in the opposite direction of the hair growth. Unfortunately, this process can be rather
painful. The waxing process is repeated until the entire body area is free of hair. It is possible to do this at home, but since most
of us have a low tolerance to self-inflicted pain, you'll get better and faster results if you leave this type of work to someone
else.
If you're trying to determine the most effective, relatively pain-free body hair removal
technique for you, laser hair removal is probably your best bet. If you want to remove that unwanted body hair, whether for cosmetic
reasons, sports-related competitions or any other reason, go with laser hair removal therapy if you can afford it. The advantages are
overwhelming!
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