Shaving and Diving
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Tried the laser and since my hair was not dark enough, it didn't work. Doctor's office did not charge me anything for the visit. They referred me to another location that used a light laser. I had the treatment on my underarms ($150) and on my bikini area ($200) 10 days ago and hair is falling out already! I owe it all to SB.
for people with blond or white hair, the "Aurora" laser is basically the only way to go...
glad to hear you found something that works!
glad to hear you found something that works!
fabasard
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Alright, so I'm a guy, but I know about lasers and getting hair removed (suffice it to say, I've had it done (yeah, all over (I HATE HAIR)) and the one thing nobody mentioned is the pain of laser, I've had wax jobs and their harmless but lasers will leave a pain you won't soon forget. Yeah, I know, wrong sex and about 4 months too late.
Ayisha
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Well, it may be true that we didn't talk about pain and laser in this thread, but we have mentioned it in other threads. Like this thread that talks about pain and laser for men and women http://www.scubaboard.com/showthread.php?t=3206
Just remember that laser should not be painless but it should not be excruciating either. You have to work with your technician to get the right level for your skin/hair colour/type and pain tolerance.
I'm sure that many women here appreciate a male point of view, so I don't think you need to apologize.
Just remember that laser should not be painless but it should not be excruciating either. You have to work with your technician to get the right level for your skin/hair colour/type and pain tolerance.
I'm sure that many women here appreciate a male point of view, so I don't think you need to apologize.
Like Vickie said, I use Conditioner to shave also. After shower, I use Johnson & Johnson's Baby Oil on my body (everywhere) before I wipe myself off of the water.
Usually, skin stays softer and moisturized after I do this. It's hypo-allergic too, so I don't have to worry about the irritations caused by other products.
At least this works for me.
Usually, skin stays softer and moisturized after I do this. It's hypo-allergic too, so I don't have to worry about the irritations caused by other products.
At least this works for me.
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