Tips

  • Once you've started electrolysis, you should avoid tweezing or waxing the affected areas. Once the hair is pulled forcefully from the follicle, the follicle wall rebuilds itself and produces a stronger hair.
  • If the hair becomes unsightly between appointments, cutting the hair closely with scissors is preferable to tweezing.

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    What is Electrolysis?

    Although electrolysis has been practiced for over 100 years, it's still a mystery for many people. Simply put, electrolysis is a hair-by-hair removal procedure accomplished by the use of a probe, conducting electricity, that destroys hair growth tissue. It has proven to be more effective than laser, waxing, shaving or tweezing, because it is permanent.