Would you ever consider or have you ever gotten

Shaving leg hair... UGGH! I hate it, too. I used to use something called an Epilady but I'm not sure if they're still on the market. They yanked several hairs out at a time and it HURT! It also seemed to miss the really small, fine hairs. So, I started tweezing those small hairs. I also bought a home electrolysis machine that did work. What I noticed, though, was that not all the hairs were growing back... ever! My mother went for electrolysis treatments and it was explained to her that each hair follicle has two hairs, not one. One hair grows and is eventually shed but not before the second hair starts to grow to replace the shedded one. (That's the reason why we don't all eventually go bald because we lose approximately 100 hairs per day from our heads, but new hairs are replacing them.) So, in order for any of these things to get rid of hair permanently, you have to get rid of the first hair, then get rid of the second hair before another one starts to grow. There are two hair roots in every follicle that need to be destroyed so that no more hair grows back, ever. I know it's weird, but I've been tweezing my leg hairs for a few years now, whenever I have the time. I have very few hairs growing back on my legs now! It really works! Naturally, I started with those thicker hairs and, once they stopped growing back, I started working on the finer hairs. I honestly do not have many hairs growing back on my legs now! The trick is to pull out that second hair before a new one starts to grow. If you do it often enough, that part is easy. As for laser hair removal, I have no idea. I've never tried it or know of anyone who has. Good luck in whatever you decide to do. I just thought I'd share what is working for me.

I never had it done but if I could afford it I would really like to try it out and see if it really was effective. So far from what I checked laser hair removal is still a bit pricey so big areas like legs might not be the best idea. But for smaller areas I have read it was quite good. As for the finally free thingy, better forget about it. I became skeptical when I started reading the part "You should notice a small whitish bulb at the end of the hair, this indicates a properly treated hair that has damaged/destroyed that hairs ability to re grow." All hair that is pulled without breaking will have that. So I decided to check for reviews. Here's one link: http://www.hairtell.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/17714/site_id/1 That one should be enough to prevent you from buying it LOL As for your last questions, yes, I would definitely get permanent hair removal special for my face. I'm Portuguese, we tend to grow hair in silly places and tweezing them out is a pain LOL

I would love to get some hairs removed though the laser hair removal center but since it is way to steep for my blood I guess plucking and shaving will have to do. I think it would take more then one laser treatment and probably 3,000 each time or more depending on what you want done. They used to have a commercial where they had this roll on stuff that supposed to keep you hair free unless you stop using it.

I think a lot of guys would like never to shave again! The thought of never having to experience razor burn or rashes caused by shaving, the chore of having to do it daily or every other day, it's an onerous task and I hate it. I once stopped shaving and it became itchy and unmanageable and I looked like a scruff, even when it turned into a beard it didn't suit me and a lot of people are put off by beards and moustaches. So yes if it was viable I would seriously consider having it done so I wouldn't have to shave again. And for my back too! There's nothing worse than a hairy back because I can't reach my back my back gets very hairy, yuk!

I have not ever done it, mostly because I've never had the money for such things but I would defintely consider having it done for my legs and my underarms. I don't like hair in either spot, it's pesky, especially the underarms. I'm a chicken about pain though so I would have to know that it didn't hurt before doing it. But yes, I would get permanent hair removal if I could.

I would like to know too! I have some hair on my face I would like permanently removed. My daughter does have laser on her face..but it only picks up dark hairs and I am very blonde....I'll have to check the other responses to see what everyone has to say!

hello there and happy day to ya:) I have always wanted to get lasered lol..im so tired of shaving,,cutting myself..getting itchies when it starts growing back in "certain areas" lol..though i dont know if id be brave enough to get THAT done haha!but if i had the money and i doubt i ever will im sure its expensive as all heck..i would most deff have it done..

I have never had that done before but I would definitely consider having it done if I could ever afford it. There are alot of places I would have the hair removed from. I really hate shaving.

Hi there! I have no such experience. I believe that getting removed hair through some laser techniques etc. would be a painful process and it would be expensive too. However, if it add to one's beauty, I think, it might be worth the pain.

i had thought about it-i hate shaving-but i had heard it really doesn't work well on hair other than dark hair,i guess the pigment absorbs the laser better. friends have told me in their case it did come back,only it was much lighter than previous.

I will not do it for sure.. lol =D Because by doing so, it will take away my manly feel.. haha =D It's kinda weird to see man without any hairs on them right?? IT just looks so weak and girly.. hehe ^_^ BUt for woman, it's entirely different, as they prefer smooth flawless skin.. haha =D I guess, going for lasering is the best way as it's painless though costly.. BUt that's the price to pay for looking good forever.. hehe ^_^ Waxing might be a solution too, but it's not permanent for some ple.. hehe

Hi. sacmom. If I found out that it was safe and effective, I would. I am kind of scared to have my hairs permanently removed. I would have to think hard on this one.

I would think about getting it done, I hate shaving my legs too, wished I never had to, plus I have some facial hair I'd like to get rid of, but I don't know how they charge, if they charged by the hair, it would get rather expensive..haha. I don't know anyone personally who's had it done, so I don't know if it really works or not.

Hello sacmom I don't think there is any process that removes hair 'permanantly', the hairs definitely come back , may be little late, laser process is probably the best but very costly in india, it is getting popular with high society rich ladies.. Thanks for sharing. Welcome always. Cheers. Professor

I guess I would get laser hair removal if I had a problem with hair on my face. I knew a lady who had, what is it called? Hirsutism, I think. Anyway, she went a long time without doing anything. Basically she had a light beard. I mean, a very light one, it wasn't as if you could actually mistake her for the bearded lady in some circus...Anyway, when she was 30 she got electrolysis and after a couple of sessions she was thrilled with the results. It really changed her life. She started dating and got married and now has a baby girl. But just for my legs? Nah. I don't really have that much hair on my legs. I don't really have to shave them more than twice a week. Of course maybe when I'm older and sick of razors and shaving cream, and any bristles (lol), I'll change my mind.

I have never permanently removed any hair.I don't think I will try that. waxing the legs and bikini area is a good way to keep the hair from growing back so fast. I got this done in beauty college. It hurts so I only did it once.

I'm in the same boat as you. I hate the hair that constantly grows and grows. Shaving is a big pain in the butt but so is waxing or sugaring which I do now. I don't like to wait inbetween with leg hairs till it is long enough to do again. I have honestly wanted to try the Finally Free / Never shave again product myself. However I don't know how effective it is. I would seriously consider buying it and my fiance said to go for it. He would even pay for it for me to see if it works. I would really be upset if it didn't work. Keep me informed if you do get it before me and let me know how it goes. I will do the same for you.

i haven't but it would be nice wouldn't it. laser hair removal doesn't hurt i think. and its better than shaving, because shaving makes the hair sharper, more visible then before you started shaving. but laser removal is not one time process. you have to go there again when your hair starts growing and do it again and again till the hair really stops growing. long process. expensive too. but a good investment? no more shavers no more hair removal creams and no more worrying when was the last time you shaved.

Those are all very good questions and some of the same ones that I would love to have answered, especially as to whether or not it really does remove it permanently. If it did I believe that it would be worth any amount of money as I have to shave everyday and it is very frustrating and time consuming. I own an epilady and it does work and lasts for several weeks but it takes quite some time to finish.

I definitely would. I've been considering for a while now. My mom had got it done on her eyebrows and 20 years later they still look great also it will just save hassel if you got it done to other parts.