How to Remove Eyebrow Hair Permanently
Maintaining that perfect eyebrow arch can be time-consuming. It seems like you are constantly tweezing and waxing. While laser hair removal takes off excess hair, it is not permanent. Electrolysis is the only way to remove eyebrow hair permanently. It also takes longer than laser hair removal because the procedure targets each hair individually. As the eyebrow area is fragile, electrolysis should only be done by a licensed professional. Does this Spark an idea?
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Research the laser or electrolysis center you are considering for the procedure by speaking with former clients and contacting the Better Business Bureau. The cost for electrolysis, as of 2009, generally ranges from $250 to more than $500.
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Once you have selected the center to perform the electrolysis or laser hair removal, make an appointment for a consultation so you can learn which procedure is best for you.
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The electrologist will sanitize the eyebrow area and then use a probe that targets hair follicles 1 1/2 square inches at a time, removing the eyebrow hair completely. One session can last about an hour. For the best results, you will likely need more than one session, based on how much hair you want to remove. The procedure may also be painful, depending on your tolerance level.
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The electrologist should provide you with information to treat your skin after the procedure to avoid redness and inflamation. If such side effects do occur, you can use topical antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications to alleviate them.
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Tips & Warnings
While electrolysis is a relatively safe procedure, it has caused scarring, keloids and skin discoloration in some people.
