Hello. I will not ask any questions or expect opinions, I just want to express my opinion about electroepilation. This is actually inserting a thin and short needle through the hair next to the bulb, releasing the current and pulling it out of the hair. In the first procedure, 80% of the hairs (hair follicles) are destroyed and no longer appear. For the rest 1-2 more procedures are needed. It is not who knows how expensive, in my city it is 30-35 leva per hour. True, the total amount becomes quite large, but the fact that for the rest of your life you will not deal with hair removal .. I think it's worth it. I guess you wonder if it hurts, it hurts, it also depends on the place that is being processed. Personally for me the second time (the second procedure - under the chin, neck area) my body fell into some kind of shock and I was shaking, so they had to put me under anesthesia - the placement itself is not pleasant, but after it you do not feel anything, so you can do your procedures under the influence of anesthesia. For all people who are tired of temporary hair removal, this is the perfect solution. Plus, this can be done at any time of the year, not just in the winter as with laser and photoepilation. If anyone has questions, ask below. I hope I was useful. :)
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I support! We remove all our hair and with that all our problems are solved for the rest of our lives!
Where are you from? What is the minimum age for doing such a procedure? Is it suitable for places with very sensitive skin? (For example, the triangle and the area below it) What will be the price for the whole body from the chest down the legs, without arms, armpits and face? Does it hurt a lot and are there any risks and negative consequences? Would you do it? Thanks in advance! :)
Which city are you from? In which cities is such hair removal offered and are there any risks?
My hair irritates me a lot, but I'm afraid they can beat me with various anesthetics and give me electricity, not because of the pain, but it can have some side effects. In time, I may decide to do the same
This will be a super slow procedure - hair by hair ... I don't have the nerve to put up with it. Laser hair removal is more reliable and safe.
Oh, it only hurt while I was reading. However, I am intrigued. For an hour at this price, what part do they manage to "clean" you? This with anesthesia ... wouldn't it be harmful if they put it in every procedure? I would be anesthetized under the armpits. Still, for the "shock" I would listen to my body at that moment and I would postpone the procedure. For whole legs, loins, armpits and eyebrows, how much would it cost in total? Tell me now how you proposed! ;)))
Oh, it only hurt while I was reading. However, I am intrigued. For an hour at this price, what part do they manage to "clean" you? This with anesthesia ... wouldn't it be harmful if they put it in every procedure? I would be anesthetized under the armpits. Still, for the "shock" I would listen to my body at that moment and I would postpone the procedure. For whole legs, loins, armpits and eyebrows, how much would it cost in total? Tell me now how you proposed! ;)))
Aren't you the owner of a cosmetic studio and you do free advertising here? And as far as I know, hair removal is not for life.
If it is in small areas, such as above the upper lip, for example, but for large whole legs I do not know how long, hair by hair, who will deal with it .... I have done it 2-3 times - above the upper lip, but then they are appeared. Maybe I should have walked more often, I don't know. My friend made her legs below the knee and says that it had an effect - the hair no longer grew.
And I've been very interested in this for a long time. I want to permanently remove my hair from the triangle, but I have a few questions: 1. How many procedures will I need for there and if it is with your prices, how much will the total cost (approximately)? 2. Is it possible to damage my skin in any way and what will happen? 3. Can this affect the genitals or the body as a whole and damage me something .. for example to affect me if I want to have children, etc. These are for now, if I remember something I will ask. Please answer these questions, I've been looking for a long time :) - summer, 19
Spindy approves. The gallant carpet is a dupra carpet :)
I am FOR photoepilation. It is not invasive (ie they are not used as a needle) and is still lifelong.
Ти да не си някакъв промоутър или нещо от сорта.. Иначе добре звучи всичко това. Ами цената освен, че е 30-35 лева на час не варира ли спрямо площта на зоната, върху която се прилага процедурата?
From the Author: To number 2 Minimum age - as far as I have talked to the woman who performs the procedure - 14 years (but in this case, if you are over 17-18 it will be better). It is suitable for places with sensitive skin - just after that the healing will last longer and swelling is possible. (minimum 1 week-maximum 3 for healing). I have no idea what the price will be for such a large section, but it will certainly exceed BGN 100-200. It hurts, yes, but everyone has a different pain threshold. There is a risk only if the person performing the procedure is incompetent (or with too little experience, shaking hands). Then scars may remain, but if you talk about injuries ... there is no such danger.
From the author: To number 8 For an hour at this price, what part do they manage to "clean" you? - half of the mustache (symmetrically on both sides) for example. This with anesthesia ... wouldn't it be harmful if they put it in every procedure? - The woman said that there are clients to whom she puts it every time, so - hardly for whole legs, loins, armpits and eyebrows, how much would it cost in total? - I really don't know, I have to find out haha, for the eyebrows I think it will be 30-40 levs, the others are too big sections, at this stage I can't say
From the author: To number 10 I do not own anything. I'm just a teenager with genetic problems who has to undergo such painful procedures. :) My information (and from those who have already gone this way) is that hair removal is forever.
Please answer the questions on number 12, I am interested in the same, as well as the same questions about Photoepilation, because when I read it may be lifelong, but it is more painless .. And did I understand correctly before that it is not lifelong, but for a few years? We ask for answers
How many hours does a total of 2 legs take and how long does it take for them, in total?
Number 19 - photoepilation is not lifelong, repetitive procedures are done, and I think it is not suitable for blonde hair (can not catch them), but it is more painless - yes number 20 - depends on the legs lol, for one leg in my opinion it is certainly over 4-5 hours, not to mention days, hair is removed hair by hair - electroepilation is a slow procedure
I'm Number 20 I wanted to say how many hours and how much money in total: D
Well, what comes out, ... a lot of money, a lot of time .... and a lot of pain: (I stay on the car and a razor :))) A little money, a little time and no pain!
From experience I can say that the hair does not disappear forever but shrinks and grows slowly. I tried the photo and the laser doesn't work and I'm going back to electro-epilation but I can't find a needle to continue and as for the places, but this is for small areas in prominent places. If anyone knows where the needle is from please tell!
To 25: What needle? Don't they have enough needles in the studio? I went to such hair removal 5-6-7 times, I gave an awful lot of money, the result was - the hair thinned and began to grow more slowly. At the last procedure I looked at what the hell this woman was bothering me with. Then I searched the net for the device. I bought it, ordered needles, tried it on my husband, then on myself .... In a week my face cleared. Then I got pregnant (electricity is contraindicated), then I didn't have time, then I started working ... I plucked with ordinary tweezers and things got worse, but not as much as I was before ... Now I started again. I did 3 procedures and I'm getting better now.
Hello, can you tell me a good center for this procedure? Do they really not sprout in the treated area anymore?
I will explain to you in which cases this needle hair removal is done, which is really for life - only on hard hair and mainly on the chin and under it. The procedure is painful, but the beautician should regulate the current to tolerance - it is not necessary to apply a local anesthetic. On the delicate areas and the body in general - I recommend using other methods of hair removal. The principle of operation of the current is as follows - the needle is inserted into the pore where the hair grew and carefully reaches the papilla at the root, then the current is released in order to make electrocoagulation and "sterilize" the pore - a kind it no longer can reproduce new bulbs and hairs. It is for life. The needle must be personal for each client. Work on minutes or number of hairs. After five to 10 seconds of current flow, it stops, and the hair is now taken out without plucking, because the bulb is killed. I hope I was useful.
It is good for a person to have reached puberty when doing electro-epilation with a needle. Not for anything else, but for purely financial reasons and not to undergo the procedure again - not that it is very painful, but in more sensitive places it is unpleasant to prick. Because otherwise it is the only lifelong hair removal procedure. And that's exactly what the laser, that it was for life, are empty ads. I had electro-epilation with a needle about 25 years ago, on both legs below the knee. I didn't have much hair, but on top of that they were blond, or at least most of them, and the slightly darker ones still had a light root. So I harassed the beautician to stare at where exactly the hair came from and I had given explicit instructions, only to remove the dark ones, small and blond to stay, I do not like to look dazed. So we did, with only one procedure, about 80 per leg, but not to mislead you, I generally have a little hair. Anyway, then 3 pregnancies, and now to menopause, the result is iron! But it is very important for the beautician - both to be dexterous, agile in the hands to process larger areas - the price, at least then, was per hour, and to hit exactly the hair follicle (root) with the needle and burn it successfully. Yes, the current is regulated. First you try and they ask you how you feel, if you are very strong, they can slightly reduce it. But below a certain value there is a danger that a hair bulb will sprout again - so my advice is, spend more to make it permanent! to process larger areas - the price at least then was an hour, and to hit exactly the hair follicle (root) with a needle and burn it successfully. Yes, the current is regulated. First you try and they ask you how you feel, if you are very strong, they can slightly reduce it. But below a certain value there is a danger that a hair bulb will sprout again - so my advice is, spend more to make it permanent! to process larger areas - the price at least then was an hour, and to hit exactly the hair follicle (root) with a needle and burn it successfully. Yes, the current is regulated. First you try and they ask you how you feel, if you are very strong, they can slightly reduce it. But below a certain value there is a danger that a hair bulb will sprout again - so my advice is, spend more to make it permanent!