Nowadays, body hair removal is not something only women do. However, shaving every single time is rough on the skin, and going to a hair removal salon is time-consuming, costly, and time-consuming, and many men find it difficult to find the time. In this issue, we will introduce how to select and recommend “home-use epilators,” which are sure to encourage men who want to take the first step toward taking care of their unwanted hair.
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Can a Home Depilator “Permanently Remove Hair”?
If you are considering purchasing a home epilator, please keep in mind that a home epilator cannot permanently remove hair. In order to achieve “permanent hair removal,” the hair-growing tissues must be destroyed, which is a medical procedure that can only be performed by a physician. Home epilators, however, have the effect of thinning the hair, making it less noticeable, and delaying the growth of hair. Compared to permanent hair removal, the home epilator is an attractive way to take care of hair removal at a lower cost in terms of time and money. We encourage people who want to take care of hair removal at their own convenience to consider this option.
There are two main factors to consider when choosing a home epilator!
There are several types of epilators, but the two main types that have the effect of making hair less likely to grow are the flash and laser types. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, so it is best to understand the differences between them and then choose the one that best suits your needs.
How to choose an at-home epilator (1) “If you want to take care of hair removal at ease, choose a flash epilator.
For first-time users of epilators, the flash type is recommended. Flash hair removal is a type of hair removal method that damages hair follicles by shining light on melanin pigments, and is expected to be highly effective on thick, dense hairs such as underarms, beards, and VIOs, which have large amounts of melanin. It is also less irritating to the skin and less painful than the laser method, making it possible to shorten the time required for a single treatment. For this reason, it is popular among both men and women, and there is still a wide range of products available. However, flash hair removal has the disadvantage of requiring a large number of sessions to complete the hair removal process, and it takes time to show results, depending on the individual.
How to choose an at-home epilator (2) “Laser epilator” if you want to experience greater results
Laser hair removal is a hair removal method that uses high-power laser irradiation, the same as medical hair removal, and is expected to be more effective than the flash method. The hair removal method uses high-power, high-intensity energy to destroy hair follicles and hair-growing tissues, so it is easy to feel the effects of hair removal even with a small number of treatments. However, this method also causes more irritation to the skin, so those with sensitive skin should be careful. In addition, the irradiation area is narrower than that of the flash method and can only be applied to pinpoint areas, making it unsuitable for the treatment of large areas.
How often should I use a home-use epilator?
Hair removal is not effective after just one session, but requires repeated care over a period of time. The frequency varies depending on the area and the epilator manufacturer, but basically once every week or two is a good rule of thumb. By repeating this process for two or three months, the hair will gradually become thinner and less likely to grow back. If you feel that the hairs are thinning, gradually reduce the frequency of use. This may sound difficult, but you should leave a gap of at least 12 weeks and repeat the irradiation when the unwanted hair grow s back. It takes time to see results, but don’t overdo it, as increasing the frequency of use in a hurry can be hard on the skin.
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