hair removal (merged)

rabialiones

wots epilight???????

rushnowt

rabialiones wrote:

wots epilight???????

I'd no idea either

did a search and found this: http://www.hairfree.co.uk/epilight.htm

might shed a bit more light

Daisy

hippiegal wrote:

wine & peas for me !!!

:rotfl: That is so funny. I think I'll have to see if it works on those 'sensitive areas'.

pernes

Hi, I'm interested in doing a course in laser hair removal, can any one advise me as to what and if any qualifications are needed before doing one? Has anyone done this before and could recommend any? This would be a change of career move, so I currently have no experience in beauty treatments.
many thanks

Bendybops19

Hi there...sorry if this reply is a bit late...! I have only just noticed your post!

Have you looked at your local beauty college courses? I am pretty sure this is included in the beauty courses as a friend has just done one.

pernes

Thanks for the reply

scuzz

What does everyone think is the best (cheapest) method of hair removal?

I personally use an epilator (is that right?) You know one of those electric things that pulls hairs out like tweezers. It gets rid of them for longer, and lasts longer than razors, wax etc. So whilst it may be more expensive on the outset, I think it saves in time, as you're not constantly buying shaving products.

Anyway, what do the other girlies think?

tru

Epilators are the way to go I reckon


Have a read of this

Bossyboots

Aren't they painful though? I have just received my free wax samples from Veet but not been brave enough to try them so I can't imagine using an epilator.

I have gone back to using a depilatory cream for hair removal.

Pink.

I've never tried an epilator (I've heard they're painful and I don't do pain) so can't comment.

What I use is sugar and strips from the body shop........costs about £10 and lasts about 12 weeks.

Pink