I have the same problem with epilation. I have heard you can avoid ingrowth by daily scrubbing to avoid dead skin build up on the hair follicle. It hasn't helped me much, though.
You should try out Veet roll on. It is a form of epilation, which removes hair at the root, rather than just the visible portion above the skin. It is not a painful process at all.
Well it depends. Most people say it hurts like hell the first time. If you have sensitive skin I would suggest shaving or a hair removal cream. If you don't have so sensitive skin or can just cope with pain then epilation may be OK for you. Numbing cream eases the pain, and epilators may hurt less when skin is kept taut. If you have previously waxed then epilators should hurt slightly less then waxing and seem a dream. Eplilators don't have such a good result as waxing but possibly a better one then shaving. Epilators will not stop ingrown hairs. Answer written by Beautician
Waxing, plucking, or any epilation of any hair in between laser treatments should be avoided at all costs. When hairs are manually removed, it disrupts the cycle of hair growth and can lead to less effective laser treatments. Stick to shaving in between sessions in order to have maximum results.
No. Waxing can just give you a hair free day but not permanently. Hair will grow back 4-6 weeks after waxing.
The most effective method of hair removal is thought to be waxing. Waxing removes unwanted hair for up to six weeks. In addition, hair grows back slower after waxing.
Hair waxing is completely harmless and will not cause any permanent damage if done properly. To avoid any irritation, use an antibacterial lotion or cream to not get an infection.
because waxing does not work
Laser treatment became popular as a method of epilation around the mid 1990's as it evolved from something that was considered clinical to a mainstream method of hair removal.
Some of the pros of waxing facial hair include: looking younger, appearing more hygienic, and looking stylist. Some cons of waxing facial hair include: cost, time consuming, and discomfort associated with waxing.
If you mean 'waxing', the answer is no. Waxing weakens the hair follicles and eventually leads to diminished growth.
I haven't tried any of them but I heard they are painful. i just shave!
Epilation is removal of body hair. Photo is about light. So photoepilationis removing body hair through the use of intense light. Perhaps laser