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Hello. My name is Brooke. I’m one woman in my thirties (or more precisely, 29 again and again and again and…)

Over the last 12 months I’ve tried more hair removal products than I care to recollect . Not purposely, mind you – I didn’t began to guage a series of products or write a comparison narrative – I just wanted to seek out the proper product on behalf of me . And please don’t think I’m covered in hair. I even have simple needs – legs, underarms, touch-ups in certain other areas… because it seems , my simple goal clothed to be not so simple – and lest my trials attend waste i assumed I’d share them with you, gentle reader.

I can only hope that you simply will learn through my experience.

Shaving
Probably like many of you, I started off in my hair-removal life by shaving. I shaved all parts that I wanted freed from hair. This worked well for years – approximately i assumed . Somewhere in my post-29 age, I started growing weary of the constant shaving. I needed to shave a day if I wanted to stay it smooth; every other day and that i could feel the stubble. My tolerance for the inevitable nicks and cuts had been reached. Sure it had been quick, but I finally started wondering if there could be something better.

Waxing
First, a fast note about waxing. once I was in college, my girlfriends introduced me to the present method. Or should I say, this torment? you've got to know , I don't have an exceedingly high threshold of pain, especially when it involves my very own body. Others I can inflict pain on; like old boyfriends who plan to dally with the short blonde from the corner café, or who have an addiction to watching adult videos over the web . But when it involves me, my body may be a temple and will be treated intrinsically . Waxing, though effective in removing hair, rips it out sort of a band-aid on steroids. Plus, it’s messy and smells bad. I soon decided that wasn't an activity i might subject myself to on a daily basis.

Hair Removal Cream
After i made a decision that there must be a far better option than shaving, the primary thing I did was trot right bent my local store to ascertain what products were available. What did I discover, but a cream that touted to get rid of hair just by wiping it on, and wiping it off. “Ah-ha”, I thought. Now this is often what i used to be looking for!
I bought the cream and brought it home (I won’t tell you which of them one, but it’s widely available, begins with an N, and rhymes with “hair”). Following the directions, I wiped it on, let it represent a couple of minutes, and wiped it off. Lo and behold, with a touch prodding, the hair came off my legs.
The story would end here, apart from two things – the smell and therefore the dryness. First, this product smelled bad. i assumed I could get past that; in any case , it removed the hair, didn’t it? But try as i'd , the smell was just too great of a price for the benefit I received. Plus, it left my legs feeling dry and chaffed. i made a decision there must be a far better solution.

Epilators
You might recognize this better if I called it “electronic hair pullers”. once I was at the shop earlier, I had noticed a number of these. once I went back to the shop , i made a decision to undertake one. all of them promised that I could go weeks between uses. I even have to admit, the devices themselves looked a touch intimidating. watching the trimmers made the hair on my legs stand on end. But i used to be determined to continue , so I purchased one and took it home.
Before i'm going on, you would like to know that I do consider myself an intelligent person. I even have a successful career, get along well with my parents, and may point to many relationships during which my partner was totally guilty for screwing things up. Nevertheless, the sole research I did thus far in my go after the right hair remover was watching products on the shop shelves.
I didn’t use my epilator once I first brought it home. Instead, I took it out of the package and set it on my bathroom counter. i assumed , “I’ll let it get the texture of the place”, sort of a newborn puppy exploring its new home. “Then perhaps it won’t hurt the maximum amount because it seems like it will”.
My kindness wasn't repaid. By the time I used my new epilator, I had some three-to-four days growth on my legs. The stubble was palpable. And what I learned about my epilator was that it hurt. I’m proud to mention that I used it on both legs. But within the interest of being honest, by the time i used to be done i used to be in tears. I couldn’t bring myself to repeat the exercise. That epilator sat during a box up my closet until I donated it to charity at the top of the year as a tax deduction .
I now know there are much better epilators available than the one I purchased thereon day. However, very much like i prefer the thought of a fast device to get rid of that hair, I even have not been ready to bring myself to undertake another one. Maybe someday, but not today.

Electrolysis… and a lover
Discouraged, but not undaunted, i made a decision to try to to some research before my next raid the planet of hair removal. I had heard about electrolysis before, but something about it began to intrigue me more and more. Perhaps it had been the claim of “permanent hair removal”; perhaps it had been its documented history of success. i made a decision to offer it a try.
After researching online, i decided that home electrolysis products – including RF, ultrasound, etc – are dubious at the best . they'll be effective, but you would like to take care and know what you’re doing. Better leave it to the professionals, I thought.
While i used to be doing my research, I shared the story of my quest with a lover . She admitted that she had been looking into laser hair removal. We both agreed to form our appointments with the professionals me, electrolysis, and she, laser), and compare the results.
I made the appointment for my electrolysis treatment session. Now, you've got to know that electrolysis it not cheap. Fortunately i used to be during a position where I could try it – but I’m cognizant that not everyone could afford the thousands of dollars that professional electrolysis can cost you annually .
So what did I study electrolysis? First, it’s sloooooow. I mean painstakingly slow. A trained specialist inserts a needle into each individual follicle while applying an electrical current thereto . the present travels through the needle and kills the hair at its root. Then they pull the hair out with tweezers.
Second, it’s painful. quite i assumed it might be. The bad news about my epilator was that it hurt; the great news was it had been over rather quickly. Electrolysis hurts too; the bad news is that it goes on for hours. And that’s only for one session. you would like to schedule multiple appointments and are available back for more sessions for various parts of your body. the answer is permanent – but only after repeated visits. So if you’re serious about electrolysis , you would like to be prepared to spend subsequent 2-3 years minimum undergoing these long, painful, and expensive treatments. I had higher expectations than that. I haven’t been back for my second appointment.

Laser
At round the same time, my friend scheduled her appointment for laser treatment. There are a spread of laser hair removal treatments – IPL, Ruby Red, IML, to call a couple of . all of them share an identical approach; a beam is applied to the skin which kills the hair.
She had previously undergone electrolysis treatments, so she had an honest deal of apprehension associated with what proportion pain would be involved. She was much relieved to seek out the method relatively pain-free. there's a light “thumping” on your flesh while the laser is being applied – quite sort of a elastic band being snapped on your skin. And, the method was far quicker than electrolysis – it only took a couple of minutes versus hours with the electrified needle.
Drawbacks? Cost for one. The laser treatments she signed up for cost many dollars each – overflow thousand altogether . Through my research I also discovered that the govt recently issued a ruling that laser hair removal isn't permanent – therefore the treatments (and cost) got to be continued indefinitely. For my friend, the advantage of quick and comparatively pain-free removal was well worth the cost. In fact, she continues her laser treatments to the present day, and is sort of satisfied. For myself, i made a decision to continue trying to find an answer that might give me similar results but cost far less.

Back to the drafting board
By this point i used to be feeling very educated about hair removal. But where did that leave me? It seemed I had run out of options. like all good researcher, I went back over my notes to ascertain if I had missed something. In fact, I closely examined my first option – the hair removal cream. I reflected upon what I liked about it – simple to use , simple to wipe off. And what I didn’t like about it – primarily the odor. So then i made a decision to try to to some research - on the web , not just on the shop shelves. Something I had did not do the primary time around.

Problem Solved!
After performing some research I purchased a special hair removal cream. And what did I discover? My new cream worked better than my original purchase, plus it supplied my skin with moisturizing nutrients and vitamins. Even better, there was no ugly odor that I had to endure! Soon after I first applied this cream, I discovered that I could choose weeks between applications with no worries of stubble. and therefore the hair that does grow back is finer (not as coarse or rough). I finally found a product that meets my (perfectly reasonable but obviously demanding) needs!

My Advice
So what product did I settle on? this is not a sales article, so the maximum amount as I’d wish to , I won't reveal which product I settled on. it has been months now, and i am very proud of it. I find it difficult to recommend a product to you, because your pain tolerance or needs could also be different than mine. My advice to you is… do exactly a touch research online before your next hair removal product purchase. an excellent source for independent reviews and merchandise rankings is TopConsumerReviews.com at http://www.topconsumerreviews.com/hairremoval. Their analysis is well thought-out and you'll access all their information for free of charge . Take a glance at their reviews and see if you'll find a product that matches your needs.

I hope you'll enjoy my experience without having to spend subsequent few months (not to say $1,000+) trying all kinds of products to get rid of your unwanted hair. Good luck and stay beautiful!