If you are a high quality epilator correctly, you should not experience ingrown hairs. If you are, you may be making 1 of 2 mistakes during the hair removal process. Here’s how to remove hair with an epilator without getting any ingrown hairs.
When you wax your hair, you pull it out from it’s root or follicle. Sometimes, when the hair regrows, it can regrow inward rather than outward like normal. This results in an ingrown hair which can be annoying to deal with. Here’s how you can treat ingrown hairs before they happen.
For years, laser hair removal was inconveniently expensive. Laser hair removal used to be an option only available at dermatology or licensed offices, costing hundreds of dollars per treatment. However, in the last few years, there are now an increasing number of at-home laser hair removal options. Many of these laser hair removal systems for home use are reasonably priced and highly effective, and a great solution for anyone looking for long term hair removal.
Waxing, shaving, laser/IPL, and even epilating are all popular and even mainstream methods of hair removal. Sugaring is a lesser known but ever growing in popularity method of hair removal. Sugaring is similar to waxing, but uses a sugaring paste or wax that is all natural and is more gentle on the skin.
Using an epilator can be incredibly painful. Like waxing, the epilator removes hair by yanking many hairs out from their roots at the same time. Using the following tips, you can make epilation hair removal as easy and painless as shaving but with longer lasting results.