Face Hair Removal - What Options Do You Have For Hair Removal at Home?
nce you have decided you are going for home hair removal then you can explore to find out what works best for you and examine the options that you find comfortable, effective and easy to use.
Then get yourself in a routine and work out the frequency that you need to perform your act of home hair removal.
The options are wide and variable, so it won't take long before you find something that works for you.
I have lots hair to remove.
I need face hair removal for my upper lip, chin and eyebrows at least once a week if not twice a week, my legs and under arms at least every other week and my bikini line once every four weeks.
I don't like shaving as this increases hair growth and makes the hair stronger and you need to do it daily.
Also shaving does not leave the skin soft and smooth.
I use a variety of methods from wax, twisters, cottoning and springs for my face to waxing and epi-lady for my legs, under arms and the bikini line.
Home hair removal methods that pull the hair out of its root makes the hair grow back slower and over time leaves you with less and less hair growth.
The springs are the easiest and quickest to use, and its ideal to remove facial hair.
This is a traditional method which has been used in Middle East for century's.
The tool is a metal spiral spring with plastic handles on either ends that you bend to form a "U" shape.
Then you put the U on your skin and roll the spring handles in the opposite direction of the hair growth.
It gently removes the facial hair without any pain.
You get a sensation knowing that the hair is removed but it is not painful like facial waxing.
It leaves no mess or smell.
I often use my springs for face hair removal in front of the TV whilst watching my favourite programme.
It's ideal for travelling as it does not have sharp ends and its light weight, so you can simply pop it in your hand luggage.
The springs are ideal for face hair removal e.
g upper or lower lip and chin, as it works well in areas where accuracy is not that critical.
For eyebrow hair removal I would not recommend this tool as it does not give you the accuracy that you need to get the shape absolutely perfect.
We are a bit fussy about our eyebrows in Middle East, and I would recommend tweezers instead!
Then get yourself in a routine and work out the frequency that you need to perform your act of home hair removal.
The options are wide and variable, so it won't take long before you find something that works for you.
I have lots hair to remove.
I need face hair removal for my upper lip, chin and eyebrows at least once a week if not twice a week, my legs and under arms at least every other week and my bikini line once every four weeks.
I don't like shaving as this increases hair growth and makes the hair stronger and you need to do it daily.
Also shaving does not leave the skin soft and smooth.
I use a variety of methods from wax, twisters, cottoning and springs for my face to waxing and epi-lady for my legs, under arms and the bikini line.
Home hair removal methods that pull the hair out of its root makes the hair grow back slower and over time leaves you with less and less hair growth.
The springs are the easiest and quickest to use, and its ideal to remove facial hair.
This is a traditional method which has been used in Middle East for century's.
The tool is a metal spiral spring with plastic handles on either ends that you bend to form a "U" shape.
Then you put the U on your skin and roll the spring handles in the opposite direction of the hair growth.
It gently removes the facial hair without any pain.
You get a sensation knowing that the hair is removed but it is not painful like facial waxing.
It leaves no mess or smell.
I often use my springs for face hair removal in front of the TV whilst watching my favourite programme.
It's ideal for travelling as it does not have sharp ends and its light weight, so you can simply pop it in your hand luggage.
The springs are ideal for face hair removal e.
g upper or lower lip and chin, as it works well in areas where accuracy is not that critical.
For eyebrow hair removal I would not recommend this tool as it does not give you the accuracy that you need to get the shape absolutely perfect.
We are a bit fussy about our eyebrows in Middle East, and I would recommend tweezers instead!