Woman’s Face:

    Chin
      Neck
        Upper lip
          Cheeks
            Eyebrows
               Hairline

  

The Face is the most common area that an electrologist works on and it’s the area that has the most effect on a person’s self-confidence.

For women, facial hair can be a source of great anxiety and embarrassment and the problem is compounded because often a woman will choose a temporary method like tweezing, waxing, threading, or depilatory which can make the problem worse.
 
Because unwanted facial hair is such a personal and private issue, women (starting as teens) often choose the quickest and easiest way to get rid of the annoying hair without considering the long-term effects. Here are some facts to consider:

• Tweezing, waxing, sugaring, and threading will produce the same result—thicker, coarser hair—and more of it. The pulling action of these methods acts like a trauma to the skin and the body’s response to any trauma is to heal itself – thus, you have an increase blood supply to nourish the new hair—think of it as "feeding" an infant hair and helping it to grow up strong and healthy. That’s not what you want on your face—on your head maybe, but not on your chin, neck and upper lip! These methods can also result in ingrown hair as well as pitting and scarring.

 

• There’s a catch to the above explanation and that’s with eyebrows which are more fragile hair follicles. Many women who tweeze, wax, or thread their brows over the years will see permanent results. So, caution is needed when shaping brows—and never tweeze a gray hair in the middle of the brow shape because it may not grow back and you’ll be left with a bald spot in the middle of the brow.

 

• A depilatory is a cream or lotion that is chemical based and used to dissolve hair at the skin’s surface. Some consumers find the caustic ingredients cause skin irritation or even chemical burns.

 

Electrolysis differs from all the above methods in that it’s a permanent solution to the unwanted hair. The best results are realized when someone chooses electrolysis first before using any of the temporary methods. In these cases, electrolysis treatment takes only one or several treatments to get permanent results. For hairs that are thick and coarse after years of being tweezed or waxed, the electrolysis will take a series of treatments to be rid of the hair permanently. It’s a weakening process where the blood supply to the hair follicle is gradually disabled until there’s nothing left to start a new hair. Yes, it does take more time than any of the temporary methods, but the final result is permanently beautiful, flawless, soft skin. 

        

Liz Stapleton
Permanent Hair Removal Chicago
Be Forever Free of Unwanted Hair

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