Sunday, August 29, 2010

Laser hair removal vs. Electrolysis

I'm a big advocate of laser hair removal over electrolysis when looking for a permanent hair removal system. The advancements in laser hair removal have been amazing over the past few years and the technology continues to get better. I stumbled across this great little blog post comparing laser hair removal and electrolysis. It does a good job comparing them and really shows the advantages if laser hair removal.

There is a big variance between the methods used for these two techniques. Electrolysis hair removal is an invasive procedure in which a needle penetrates the skin into the hair follicle. In contrast the laser hair removal treatment procedure is a non-invasive procedure using no needle to be placed in the body. The only thing passing through the skin is the laser beam. In electrolysis, the electric current flowing through the needle can produce an electric jolt but laser hair removal treatment cannot produce such dangers.

Laser hair removal has really become a booming industry over the last ten years or so and is really taken a huge leap ahead of electrolysis. There are so many benefits of it over electrolysis, as pointed out in the article I linked to, it's no wonder most people are going with the laser solution. And the technology continues to get better.

Thursday, August 26, 2010

An example of the success of laser hair removal


With more and more people looking at laser hair removal the industry has experienced major growth over the past 10 years or so. People are using it as a permanent hair removal system and it's garnering great results. As with anything, the more populal it becomes the more money is brought into the industry. The more money that's brought into the industry leads to advancements in technology. And that's exactly what's happening with laser hair removal. Prices are dropping and equipment is becoming safer and more efficient.
Gina Mayo, director of nursing for Creekside Laser Clinic in Visalia, has said the industry is booming and has seen major advancements in the past 10 years. The lowering of prices have broadened the clientele. Mayo says:
"People of all walks of life, backgrounds and socio-economic levels have access to this,"

In the past, laser hair removal has gotten somewhat of a bad reputation. People hear laser and they automatically start thinking negative thoughts. While redness and irritation can occur, it doesn't last. It's more like having a slight sunburn than having any kind of permanent scars. People even have the thought that lasers can cause cancer. Maybe some of the lasers used in science fiction movies could, but for hair removal that thought seems a little old school.
"These lasers have had years and years of clinical testing, and to my knowledge, there are no long-term studies that say people are getting cancers or anything like that," Mayo said.

So as this industry continues to grow, there is more and more support growing for it. It is definitley becoming the best way to get rid of unwanted hair.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Kim Kardashian and Hair Removal

When it comes to a permanent hair removal system, or anything cosmetic for that matter, you've got to think Kim Kardashian will be all over it. The 29 year old bombshell recently did an interview with Allure magazine and revealed some of her beauty secrets. One of them was how she's obsessed with laser hair removal:

"Arms, bikini, legs, underarm... my entire body is hairless. I am Armenian, so of course I am obsessed with laser hair removal."

If Kim is down with it, then you know a good majority of women everywhere will follow in her footsteps. She's become a beauty fashion plate and sets trends in everything. Laser hair removal is of course a great way to get rid of unwanted body hair. And if it's good enough for Kim, it's good enough for everyone.

 

Monday, August 16, 2010

Removing Unwanted Hair

Trying to find a permanent hair removal system doesn't have to be hard. you can actually do it from home now. The No!No! hair removal system is a great example of how new technology can be used at home to get professional results, and at a fraction of the price it would cost. You've got to check out this video.

It's interesting the heat transfer technology this product uses. From what I've heard, the No!No! is a great product and it works. There's no pain involved, which is great. It definitely beats waxing.

Saturday, August 7, 2010

No!No! Laser Hair Removal Machines - Permanent Hair Removal System




If you're looking for a permanent hair removal system then No!No! laser hair removal machines are for you. Based on the amazing, patented Thermicon technology, that uses scientific principles of thermal transference to conduct a gentle pulse of heat to the hair. The patented thermodynamic wire and built in safety mechanisms has enabled Radiancy to adapt this professional hair removal technology to a home use product. Get rid of unwanted hair safely and easily.

First ContactFirst Contact

During first contact the thermal signal is in its strongest state, this allows the thermodynamic wire to separate the hair shaft at the point of contact

CrystallizationCrystallization

As part of the process the thermal signal crystallizes the uppermost part of the hair which temporarily leaves coarse residual hair that can feel prickly to the touch.

DisruptionDisruption

It is assumed that the signal disrupts the cell communication between the bulge and root. This communication is considered to be responsible for stimulating hair growth.





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