Hair removal

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hairylady · 09/07/2004 23:19

How do you remove facial hair. I would love to find a method that really works.

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Chandra · 09/07/2004 23:22

Acculight, a bit on the expensive side but worth every single penny. I couldn't believe the difference. You will se a huge difference just after 2 treatments.

NomDePlume · 09/07/2004 23:29

Electrolysis ? Waxing ?

nosejob · 09/07/2004 23:31

anyone's dh had to deal with nasal hair. can you get cream for it?

strangerthanfiction · 09/07/2004 23:36

What's acculight, Chandra? Is it a form of laser treatment?

I used to do hot wax and it helped to make the hairs really weak so that now I have no time to do it it's barely noticeable. In the right light .

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hairylady · 09/07/2004 23:49

Chandra - How much is Acculight??? Thanks HL

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lalaa · 10/07/2004 00:01

nosejob
you can get a nose hair remover from Argos...like a tiny electric shaver....does the ears too! (bargain!)

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hairylady · 10/07/2004 00:29

STF - How long did it take for the waxing to take affect? Thank you HL

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Chandra · 10/07/2004 00:58

You can find info about Aculight in here Most Saks saloons offer it.

You need to buy six sessions in advance and the price depends in the area covered (£600 for a bikini area, however there was some time left at the session and the beautician nicely agreed to do my face aswell for free). I suppose there should be a good difference in the price if you are having only your face done.

Chandra · 10/07/2004 01:02

I have found this other site that has info about prices per session for each area: www.ch-i.co.uk/aculight.html

bloss · 10/07/2004 05:46

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twiglett · 10/07/2004 10:15

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Chuffed · 10/07/2004 12:31

I've had 2 laser treatments on bikini line and it has made a big difference but is most effective if you have dark hair and fair skin even though they can do different combinations.
I used barenecessity.co.uk and it is a pay area per visit.

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