Funny thing you bring up France. It was licensing and overcertification that killed electrolysis in France. Only doctors and electrolysis certified professionals working under a doctor, directly in the doctor's physical office, with the doctor on site are allowed to legally perform electrolysis in France. This means, one is either paying doctor's prices to see one, or one is connected enough to find someone through the underground providing the service outside a doctor's office.

Sad state of affairs, but doctors can't find people who can do it well, who are willing to accept the pay they offer, and those willingto accept the pay the doctor is willing to offer usually can't grasp the learning to do it well, or if they do, it is not long before they figure out the math that says they could make more money doing less work from their secret location in a rented flat across town.

I wish her luck

their ebay ID is permanent_hair_removal.
their out of east java, indonesia. with S+H its $36 US dollars


must work like veet or nair but in an all natural way.

i wonder if its a homeopathic form of animal venom.
something like that could be absorbed by the follicle down to the root, destroying it permanently

The only way I know that anything could cause permanent hair removal is by causing scar tissue to develope in the follicle. *IF* there were a way to rub on a cream that would cause scar tissue in the follicle to build up such that the hair stopped growing, what would stop it from causing keloiding, or fibroids, or growths similar to HPV?

Hmmmm, now there is an idea. Human Papaloma Virus would have that possibility, now that I think about it!

Battery acid would do it...

Ah, but battery acid would require the addition of expensive "emollients" to soften the action of the acids.