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From the category archives:
Laser Hair Removal
This question comes from Shmick_Chicky, via Yahoo! Answers:
Question:
Whats the difference [between IPL hair removal and laser hair removal] and which would you recommend? Which is more effective and which is safer? I have pale skin and dark hair and am planning on having legs, g string and stomach done. Thanks!
Answer:
Hi,
We would–of course–only recommend laser. Lasers are both more effective and safer than Intense Pulsed Light (IPL). IPL uses a beam of incoherent light, often with a cream or gel, to burn the hair shaft. A serious flaw with these systems is that they lack the laser’s ability to produce a selective bandwidth of light that will only affect the hair follicle.
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What a crazy story… An ambassador to Dubai accused his bride of hiding her facial hair with a veil and demanded an instant divorce!
Apparently after the wedding ceremony he lifted his new wife’s veil and saw her dark thick upper lip hair and beard. The groom claimed his mother-in-law tricked him into the marriage by showing him photographs of the bride’s less-hairy sister. And every time he met his bride in person she wore a face-covering naqib veil the whole time. In the end, the groom was granted the divorce but rejected his demand for $140,000 in compensation for bridal gifts he spent on his future wife.
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I always used to think celebrities had access to secret beauty treatments that made them impervious to pimples, fine lines and hairy stubble… But lately some of them have been coming clean about their hush-hush methods, and surprise! They’re not that mysterious and they’re affordable!
So here’s Kim Kardashian on Ellen last week revealing that she loves laser hair removal! “I just did my arms yesterday. It’s so smooth!” she said. Check out the video below!
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Laser Gal
http://insidetv.aol.com/2010/02/19/kim-kardashian-catches-reggie-bush-with-another-womans-underwea/
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This question comes from Alexis, via Yahoo! Answers:
Question:
How effective is laser hair removal?
Answer:
Hi,
Laser hair removal works by sending a targeted pulse laser light directly into your hair follicle. The light is absorbed by the melanin (or pigment) in your hair follicle and converted into heat, which permanently disables your hair follicles from growing a new hair. The darker the hair, the better able the laser will be concentrated in the hair shaft, destroying it. However, many lasers exist on the market that can treat dark skin–Cynosure’s Elite system, for example.
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This question comes from Justine, via Yahoo! Answers:
Question:
Is it ok to have laser hair removal on upper lip while on acne medication?
Answer:
The short answer to this is it depends on the type of medication. Certain acne medications, like Accutane, will make a person’s skin hypersensitive to light, sunlight and laser light included. Each person should check with their doctor or dermatologist to find out the partciular risks of their Rx acne medication.
Also, certain over-the-counter acne treatments–like alphahydroxy acids or betahydroxcy acids–can make a person’s skin very sensitive.
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This question comes from Katie, via Yahoo! Answers:
Question: Where on your body can you get laser hair removal?
Answer: Laser hair removal is appropriate for almost all of your body. This includes the face, upper and lower body (i.e., the chest, back and legs), the underarms, and the bikini line or a full brazilian. Generally, wherever the human body grows hair, there is a corresponding laser treatment to remove it.
Neck/Upper Lip/Chin/Eyebrows
Many women have problems with unwanted facial hair, particularly in the areas of the eyebrow, upper lip, and chin. Men may want to remove hair on their faces as well, such as from between the eyebrows or the beard area.
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