With good weather, the legs are bare. To bring this pretty skirt you just offer you, you should be perfectly shaved. And this concern will no doubt daily throughout the spring and summer. To effectively get rid of your hair without hurt or irritate your
skin, follow a few precautions that recalls the Consumer Safety
Commission (CSC).
Shaving is not recommended. While this method of hair removal is convenient and can "help" you may see your hair stronger. In addition, shaving promotes the appearance of ugly ingrown hairs and pimples. And the hairs grow back very quickly. They already reappear after one day! So do not overdo it.
Depilatory cream, too, can be used exceptionally. If its application is easy and convenient, its mechanism is aggressive to the skin. II certainly causes a dissolution of the hair ... but also the stratum corneum that protects the surface of the skin. Some also have a probable toxicity. If you still want to use, do not do it too often. And before you start, test on a small patch of skin. If 48 hours after this test, you do not notice any allergic reaction, you can start waxing.
If you use wax to warm at home, "carefully follow the instructions for use, including heating time," says CCS. "Indeed, it is different if there is a heating in a double boiler or in a microwave oven. "In addition, to avoid burns, test the wax temperature before using. Finally, if you are diabetic or if circulatory problems such as varicose veins, do not use this type of waxes.
You want to acquire a pulsed light device or "flash lamp", ie a machine for photo-epilation. Be aware that this method has risks of radiation exposure. It is based on the principle of selective absorption of the light by the pigments of the hair, such as melanin, resulting in thermal destruction (thermolysis) of the hair bulb. "Melanin is responsible for the pigmentation of hair and skin. Thus, more the hair is dark it contains more melanin. Therefore hair removal IPL is not effective on very light hair (blond, red, gray, white) contain little melanin. "
Target melanin by the pulsed light is a pigment of the skin, more skin is darker and it has melanin so that there is less contrast between the melanin of the skin and the hair. Pulsed light does not make a difference between the pigment of the hair and the skin, it will cause a thermal action on the epidermis, which may result in a burn.
If you decide to opt for this technique, you must wear standard protective eyewear. "Do not flash the turn the same area of skin and space the sessions as recommended by the instruction manuals" insists CCS. "Do not pass the epilator on skin lesions, rashes, moles, scars and follow common precautions to avoid burns. "Finally, do not use your device especially if the filter is damaged.
Shaving is not recommended. While this method of hair removal is convenient and can "help" you may see your hair stronger. In addition, shaving promotes the appearance of ugly ingrown hairs and pimples. And the hairs grow back very quickly. They already reappear after one day! So do not overdo it.
Depilatory cream, too, can be used exceptionally. If its application is easy and convenient, its mechanism is aggressive to the skin. II certainly causes a dissolution of the hair ... but also the stratum corneum that protects the surface of the skin. Some also have a probable toxicity. If you still want to use, do not do it too often. And before you start, test on a small patch of skin. If 48 hours after this test, you do not notice any allergic reaction, you can start waxing.
If you use wax to warm at home, "carefully follow the instructions for use, including heating time," says CCS. "Indeed, it is different if there is a heating in a double boiler or in a microwave oven. "In addition, to avoid burns, test the wax temperature before using. Finally, if you are diabetic or if circulatory problems such as varicose veins, do not use this type of waxes.
You want to acquire a pulsed light device or "flash lamp", ie a machine for photo-epilation. Be aware that this method has risks of radiation exposure. It is based on the principle of selective absorption of the light by the pigments of the hair, such as melanin, resulting in thermal destruction (thermolysis) of the hair bulb. "Melanin is responsible for the pigmentation of hair and skin. Thus, more the hair is dark it contains more melanin. Therefore hair removal IPL is not effective on very light hair (blond, red, gray, white) contain little melanin. "
Target melanin by the pulsed light is a pigment of the skin, more skin is darker and it has melanin so that there is less contrast between the melanin of the skin and the hair. Pulsed light does not make a difference between the pigment of the hair and the skin, it will cause a thermal action on the epidermis, which may result in a burn.
If you decide to opt for this technique, you must wear standard protective eyewear. "Do not flash the turn the same area of skin and space the sessions as recommended by the instruction manuals" insists CCS. "Do not pass the epilator on skin lesions, rashes, moles, scars and follow common precautions to avoid burns. "Finally, do not use your device especially if the filter is damaged.
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