By
eHow Fashion, Style & Personal Care Editor
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
- Toners
- Bath Towels
- Analgesics
- Body Washes
Step1
Plan on having electrolysis every six weeks for one to three years to achieve the best results.
Step2
Be prepared to spend anywhere from $25 to $120 per hour of treatment. Factors that affect total cost include which parts you want treated, the amount of hair you have, additional skin care for problems that may result afterwards, and medication for pain relief.
Step3
Remove all makeup in the places where you will be having electrolysis.
Step4
Avoid showering or getting hairs wet for several hours before electrolysis. Water softens the hair shafts, causing them to droop. Hairs will be easier to remove if they are upright.
Step5
Take a mild analgesic 30 to 60 minutes before electrolysis. It will help ease the discomfort caused by the procedure.
Step6
Use only reputable electrolysis salons. Make sure conditions are clean and that fresh electrolysis probes are used for each client.