THIS IS FOR EVERYONE.....

LETS SEE SOME BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES.

I AM VERY NEW TO THIS SITE BUT I'VE SPENT THE LAST COUPLE OF HOURS READING ON HERE. THERE IS GREAT INFORMATION ON THIS FORUM AND THERE IS A LOT OF ADVICE FROM MANY ABOUT THE BEST PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL METHODS. FROM WHAT I HAVE READ SO FAR IT SEEMS AS IF "THE BLEND" IS THE BEST OPTION. I'M 23 AND I HAVE FINALLY TAKEN STEPS TO RID MYSELF OF UNWANTED HAIR BUT IT WOULD BE GREAT TO SEE A BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES OF OTHERS AND THE METHODS THEY USED TO BE HAIR FREE. I'LL EVEN START MY PICTURES FIRST. TWO WEEKS AGO I WAXED MY ARMS. AFTER WAXING I USED A BLOWTORCH VERY CAREFULLY ON A LOW SETTING TO HEAT UP THE SKIN AND HOPEFULLY DESTROY THE FOLLICLE. SURE I GOT BURNED A LITTLE BIT BUT A LOT LESS HAIR SEEMS TO BE GROWING BACK. ILL SEE IF I CAN GET SOME PICTURES UP SOON.

WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A BLOW TORCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's my first reaction..... followed by a laugh, then a serious expression.


Now that I am calmer, I will say, the blend is not the best option for removing hair from the arms - flash, microflash or picoflash thermolysis is because it is faster for large areas and just as deadly. All methods of electrolysis work. ALL METHODS OF ELECTROLYSIS WORK. All methods of electrolysis work. There, I said it three ways now.

Waxing followed by the use of a blow torch is temporary. The hair will grow back over a period of 6-16 weeks. The hair that was forming underneath the skin while you were waxing and blow torching, will emerge in 1-3 weeks. Blow torching your arms is a jackass thing to do, and I say that seriously in a kind and motherly advise sort of way.

Pictures would be great.

Dee