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Thick hairs are mostly gone, but thin hairs remain
Most of the stray thick hairs have not grown back, but many thin hairs persist. They don't seem to be reducing in number, either. :(
Eyebrows Update
I've just had my 5th visit and I have almost no stray hairs left. The results are great, so far! I haven't been plucking my eyebrows in so long.
It's still very painful, but it seems to be very effective. I just started doing my legs today. I'll post before and after pictures in the next couple of days.
It's still very painful, but it seems to be very effective. I just started doing my legs today. I'll post before and after pictures in the next couple of days.
Just had my second treatment. My eyebrows look...
Just had my second treatment. My eyebrows look sharp!
I'm right now in the process of getting electrolysis on my eyebrows. The plan is to go once a week for a half-hour session. It is... painful. My hair is very thick and my eyebrows are on the bushy side. I need to let my eyebrows grow out so the electrologist can see the hairs, but after my appointments, it always looks like a fresh wax. I can't speak to the permanence, yet, since I have only have a couple of treatments, but the process is very tolerable. It will definitely be worth it if it works.
Electrolysis in general isn't that painful. The areas around your eyes are particularly bad because (1) the skin is thin, (2) it is near a bone, and (3) it has a lot of blood flow. If this works and I get rid of all this hair, it'll be worth the pain.
I'm right now in the process of getting electrolysis on my eyebrows. The plan is to go once a week for a half-hour session. It is... painful. My hair is very thick and my eyebrows are on the bushy side. I need to let my eyebrows grow out so the electrologist can see the hairs, but after my appointments, it always looks like a fresh wax. I can't speak to the permanence, yet, since I have only have a couple of treatments, but the process is very tolerable. It will definitely be worth it if it works.
Electrolysis in general isn't that painful. The areas around your eyes are particularly bad because (1) the skin is thin, (2) it is near a bone, and (3) it has a lot of blood flow. If this works and I get rid of all this hair, it'll be worth the pain.
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Karen Rice Stine