Eliminating Unsightly Hair

Hair shielded prehistoric humans. A plentiful growth acted as a barrier against crawling insects venturing to crawl into bodily crevices; hair also offered warmth and shade. Some people have more than an ample growth while others have them only in tufts or patches.

Isn't it strange that there are people who are willing to spend all out to slow down or restore hair loss while on the other end of the spectrum there are people who are willing to try anything to get rid of unsightly hair from their body.

Nonetheless, in this day and age where humans now typically live indoors, a surfeit of hair has come to be considered as something undesirable. In women, hair found in the underarms, legs, bikini line, neck, and/or face is not only undesirable but is thought of as an indicator of the state of a woman's personal hygiene.

Because of society's view and obsession about unwanted hair found in ladies, numerous hair removal methods are available for those suffering from an excess of hair in the parts of the body enumerated above.
Shaving is believed to be the most handy hair removal method.

Nevertheless, one down side of using a razor to eradicate hair is that the procedure is only temporary, considering that hair removal by shaving only cuts off the offending hair at the skin surface.

Tweezing is another hair removal process. Plucking hair off is painful for most people. Further, hair removal through this method takes so much time considering that one has to pull out the hair one strand at a time. Still one more thing:

Anecdotal evidence pinpoints plucking as one of the major causes of infected sebum glands.
Waxing is a hair removal method that involves applying warmed up waxing strips on the leg and then yanking these strips out. The hair stick to the wax strips.

Laser is thought to be the method that permanently eradicates hair from the skin surface. The method works by zapping melanin, thus dark hair regrowth is suppressed.

If considering laser hair removal, confer with a certified dermatologic doctor to find out more about the pros and risks of this technology. You need to do this for your own safety and protection.