Permanant Hair Removal?

Does anyone know the best method for permanant body hair removal? Preferably sprays/lotions that are inexpensive and that can be applied by yourself.

Permanant Hair Removal?

The only permanent ways are electrolysis and lasering. Both are best applied by a professional or otherwise you could end up scarred, which is much worse than being a bit hairy!

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis.

No lotion or spray can remove hair PERMANENTLY.

Permanant Hair Removal?

You can only get permanent hair removal with lasers or electrolysis. If you wanted longer lasting removal that is not permanent you can wax, but I wouldn't recommend lotions, people usually have allergic reactions to them.

Permanant Hair Removal?

I also thought there was a article in the paper about a laser which could remove hair?

Permanant Hair Removal?

I don't think that any of the sprays or lotions are permanent, but they do slow growth. The only permanent method is laser treatment or electrolysis.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Sprays and lotions to not keep hair away permanently.

Lasers can do it, but they cost about $200 per session, and you might have to return 3 times or more if hair keeps coming back.

If it is facial hair, there is something called Vaniqa that your doc can prescribe, but if you don't have insurance, it can cost a LOT.

If it is leg hair...just shave it. Easy peasy.

Permanant Hair Removal?

There is no permanent treatment except for electrolysis. Waxing will keep the hair away for the longest period of time (3-6 weeks, depending on your hair growth). And if you use it long enough (over a few years or so), the hair will not grow back. But it will take a very long time for that to happen.

Permanant Hair Removal?

the only way to remove hair permanently is laser.

it is expensive I'm afraid, but it will go away forever after a few sessions

Permanant Hair Removal?

wax it and then put duck tape on there and keep it on there for a few days and tear duck tape really fast and waaaa-laaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

Permanant Hair Removal?

when you wax hair, eventually it damages the hair root/follicle(whatever it's called) and doesn't grow back....but that takes a long time. Waxing lasts a long time and the grow back isn't as rough as when you shave. Ive found that all those lotions/sprays that claim to remove your hair for several weeks are just bull. I think when it comes to this it would be "no pain, no gain!!" Good luck!

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis and/or laser treatment. The hairs may need treated more than once. Neither of which are DIY.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Permanant Hair Removal?

Kalo hair minimiser has been around a long time and I use it to slow down hair growth and soften my facial hair, making it easier to shave daily. As far as permanent hair removal goes, it could take anywhere from 6-12 months of continuous use before major reduction in hair growth is witnessed.

Another alternative is the Rio laser hair removal kit. If you have been looking for a permanent solution to hair removal / hair growth reduction, the Rio Laser is the closest home based product to meet those requirements. It's also a lot cheaper than salon treatments. A couple of caveats though, it cannot be used on dark skin and due to its size is only suitable for treating small areas at a time.

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

IF they bring out the natural highlights can you just buy the bottled lemon juice from the market, put it in a spray bottle and spray into your hair and go out into the sun? or do you need to get fresh lemons? and if you do do that, is it permanent?

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

It lightens up your hair

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

it belaches your hair lighter

and pretty much, just squeeze lemon juice in your hair and go out into the sun

it is permanment hair bleaching

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

yes its permeate and no it will lighten but it is not bleach

bleach is all chemicals, lemon is natural

one thing though if you have dyed you hair DO NOT use lemon it will turn you hair orange no matter what! just get it professionally done

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

I'm not sure whether lemon juice brings out your natural highlights or whether it bleaches. However I do know that fresh lemons work best because the have nothing that takes out the acidity in the juice, which means its acidity is higher than lemon juice diluted by water (which some lemon juices in the bottles are). If you use fresh lemons, no it is not permanent. It will fade away after a couple of washes.

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

I think you should be carefull putting things on your hair remeber lemons contain acid.In the wrong application it could turn out to be damaging.The products being sold have been tested but use them at your own risk.

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

yes

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

ok people say that it just lightens your hair a little bit...but when my sis was like...12 she went to my aunts pool...and she put like alot of lemon juice in her hair...and it totally ****** up her hair...like one spot was like a total diff color...it wasnt even ....she had 2 diff color hair tones for like the next 2 years cos she didnt cut it...lol i remember that it was bad...seriously dont do it...and if you do ...do like 5 sprays......

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

Yes it does but you must always remember that a lemon has acid with in so it can dry your hair ....

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

Yes it does, but you have to bein the sun for it to work. Theres also an inexpensive product (that I've never treid, but I heard it works) called Sun-In, which is a spray, but still requires sunlight.

Pretty soon, I'm going to try a henna shampoo. It's suppoed to be, for example, like a lemon juice for people with dark hair, like me. Lemon doesn't work on black/dark brown hair. Henna actually lightens naturally to a more of an auburn tint with repeated use. It's the same stuff that people from India use to stain their hands in elaborate floral designs on special occasions, like a wedding. I can't wait to order it :D

Here's the link if anyone wants it:

http://www.folica.com/Klorane_Henna_S_d4...

PS. You don;t need the sun for this. For blonde hair though I think it darkens it and it may be uneven. I'm not sure if you should use this if youre a blonde.

Does lemon juice actually bring out the natural hightlights in your hair or does it bleach it?

actually the spray is artificial SO it bleaches your hair if put real lemon juice to your hair it gives shine to your hair

Naturally really damaged hair products?

i have naturally really damaged hair. i was born with the type of hisr that no one wants and is really frizzy and sooooo easily damaged (and i have alot of split ends). is there anything i can put in my hair (shampoos, conditioners, sprays, etc.) that can help repeard my problem? anything that is under 15 dollars?

thanks

Naturally really damaged hair products?

Try olive oil. It works wonders. Just cover your hair in it and leave it in for a few hours then wash it out. It might take more than one wash. If you have super damaged hair do it every week. It really works great, it's natral, doesn't harm the earth, and super affordable!

That will work better than anything, but if you really don't feel comfortable doing that, buy some leave in conditioners,or when done washing your hair, turn the shower off, smother your hair in conditioner and leave it on for 3-6 minutes, then rinse well. Makes hair soft.

Email for tips about olive oil if interesting.

Naturally really damaged hair products?

...go on youtube and look up natural hair products...I have learned alot and once you learn what works for your hair you will realise your hair isn't bad it is the things you are doing to/ putting in it...go to google and do youtube, hair products, natural...

Naturally really damaged hair products?

do you have fabric conditioner its used on clothes to make them soft try little of that in your hair it makes it very soft and its cheap i use it every few months

Naturally really damaged hair products?

First, get a hair cut. Not just a trim, a cut. Get about 2 inches cut off. Try Dove Advanced Care Therapy shampoo and conditioner. Washing your hair every other day reduces damage and eliminating heat styling also helps alot. Drinking alot of water helps keep it healthy and moisturized. Try rinsing your hair in cold water right before you get out of the shower, it adds shine and smoothes the hair cuticle. =)

Naturally really damaged hair products?

Mayonnaise is great; olive oil is hell to get out of your hair, just takes forever. Pantene makes a great leave in conditioner for heavily damaged hair. You can also get one of the Revlon ceramic straighteners they have them at Walmart.

Naturally really damaged hair products?

try a thick, cream, leave-in conditioner. instead of rinsing out, it conditions all day long and also helps with smoothing frizz. a really good brand that i recommend would be LoReal.

Naturally really damaged hair products?

not really repairing hair only helps some. I suggest getting all the split ends cut off and starting new. thats what I did and within a month my hair was extremely totally healthier and better. there are deep conditioners but damage/split ends are hard to fix.

Naturally really damaged hair products?

hair does not grow damaged but certain treatment can lead to damaged hair. use a comb not a brush (increases split ends). do not rub or yank hair. do not use hair items that break or bend hair (rubber bands, anything with metal). repair is possible but the split ends will have to be trimmed at some point. chemicals in most hair products make problems worst by drying out hair.

try here for natural remedies: www.precioushue.biz

Permanant Hair Removal?

Does anyone know the best method for permanant body hair removal? Preferably sprays/lotions that are inexpensive and that can be applied by yourself.

Permanant Hair Removal?

The only permanent ways are electrolysis and lasering. Both are best applied by a professional or otherwise you could end up scarred, which is much worse than being a bit hairy!

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis.

No lotion or spray can remove hair PERMANENTLY.

Permanant Hair Removal?

You can only get permanent hair removal with lasers or electrolysis. If you wanted longer lasting removal that is not permanent you can wax, but I wouldn't recommend lotions, people usually have allergic reactions to them.

Permanant Hair Removal?

I also thought there was a article in the paper about a laser which could remove hair?

Permanant Hair Removal?

I don't think that any of the sprays or lotions are permanent, but they do slow growth. The only permanent method is laser treatment or electrolysis.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Sprays and lotions to not keep hair away permanently.

Lasers can do it, but they cost about $200 per session, and you might have to return 3 times or more if hair keeps coming back.

If it is facial hair, there is something called Vaniqa that your doc can prescribe, but if you don't have insurance, it can cost a LOT.

If it is leg hair...just shave it. Easy peasy.

Permanant Hair Removal?

There is no permanent treatment except for electrolysis. Waxing will keep the hair away for the longest period of time (3-6 weeks, depending on your hair growth). And if you use it long enough (over a few years or so), the hair will not grow back. But it will take a very long time for that to happen.

Permanant Hair Removal?

the only way to remove hair permanently is laser.

it is expensive I'm afraid, but it will go away forever after a few sessions

Permanant Hair Removal?

wax it and then put duck tape on there and keep it on there for a few days and tear duck tape really fast and waaaa-laaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

Permanant Hair Removal?

when you wax hair, eventually it damages the hair root/follicle(whatever it's called) and doesn't grow back....but that takes a long time. Waxing lasts a long time and the grow back isn't as rough as when you shave. Ive found that all those lotions/sprays that claim to remove your hair for several weeks are just bull. I think when it comes to this it would be "no pain, no gain!!" Good luck!

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis and/or laser treatment. The hairs may need treated more than once. Neither of which are DIY.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Permanant Hair Removal?

Kalo hair minimiser has been around a long time and I use it to slow down hair growth and soften my facial hair, making it easier to shave daily. As far as permanent hair removal goes, it could take anywhere from 6-12 months of continuous use before major reduction in hair growth is witnessed.

Another alternative is the Rio laser hair removal kit. If you have been looking for a permanent solution to hair removal / hair growth reduction, the Rio Laser is the closest home based product to meet those requirements. It's also a lot cheaper than salon treatments. A couple of caveats though, it cannot be used on dark skin and due to its size is only suitable for treating small areas at a time.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Does anyone know the best method for permanant body hair removal? Preferably sprays/lotions that are inexpensive and that can be applied by yourself.

Permanant Hair Removal?

The only permanent ways are electrolysis and lasering. Both are best applied by a professional or otherwise you could end up scarred, which is much worse than being a bit hairy!

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis.

No lotion or spray can remove hair PERMANENTLY.

Permanant Hair Removal?

You can only get permanent hair removal with lasers or electrolysis. If you wanted longer lasting removal that is not permanent you can wax, but I wouldn't recommend lotions, people usually have allergic reactions to them.

Permanant Hair Removal?

I also thought there was a article in the paper about a laser which could remove hair?

Permanant Hair Removal?

I don't think that any of the sprays or lotions are permanent, but they do slow growth. The only permanent method is laser treatment or electrolysis.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Sprays and lotions to not keep hair away permanently.

Lasers can do it, but they cost about $200 per session, and you might have to return 3 times or more if hair keeps coming back.

If it is facial hair, there is something called Vaniqa that your doc can prescribe, but if you don't have insurance, it can cost a LOT.

If it is leg hair...just shave it. Easy peasy.

Permanant Hair Removal?

There is no permanent treatment except for electrolysis. Waxing will keep the hair away for the longest period of time (3-6 weeks, depending on your hair growth). And if you use it long enough (over a few years or so), the hair will not grow back. But it will take a very long time for that to happen.

Permanant Hair Removal?

the only way to remove hair permanently is laser.

it is expensive I'm afraid, but it will go away forever after a few sessions

Permanant Hair Removal?

wax it and then put duck tape on there and keep it on there for a few days and tear duck tape really fast and waaaa-laaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

Permanant Hair Removal?

when you wax hair, eventually it damages the hair root/follicle(whatever it's called) and doesn't grow back....but that takes a long time. Waxing lasts a long time and the grow back isn't as rough as when you shave. Ive found that all those lotions/sprays that claim to remove your hair for several weeks are just bull. I think when it comes to this it would be "no pain, no gain!!" Good luck!

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis and/or laser treatment. The hairs may need treated more than once. Neither of which are DIY.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Permanant Hair Removal?

Kalo hair minimiser has been around a long time and I use it to slow down hair growth and soften my facial hair, making it easier to shave daily. As far as permanent hair removal goes, it could take anywhere from 6-12 months of continuous use before major reduction in hair growth is witnessed.

Another alternative is the Rio laser hair removal kit. If you have been looking for a permanent solution to hair removal / hair growth reduction, the Rio Laser is the closest home based product to meet those requirements. It's also a lot cheaper than salon treatments. A couple of caveats though, it cannot be used on dark skin and due to its size is only suitable for treating small areas at a time.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Does anyone know the best method for permanant body hair removal? Preferably sprays/lotions that are inexpensive and that can be applied by yourself.

Permanant Hair Removal?

The only permanent ways are electrolysis and lasering. Both are best applied by a professional or otherwise you could end up scarred, which is much worse than being a bit hairy!

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis.

No lotion or spray can remove hair PERMANENTLY.

Permanant Hair Removal?

You can only get permanent hair removal with lasers or electrolysis. If you wanted longer lasting removal that is not permanent you can wax, but I wouldn't recommend lotions, people usually have allergic reactions to them.

Permanant Hair Removal?

I also thought there was a article in the paper about a laser which could remove hair?

Permanant Hair Removal?

I don't think that any of the sprays or lotions are permanent, but they do slow growth. The only permanent method is laser treatment or electrolysis.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Sprays and lotions to not keep hair away permanently.

Lasers can do it, but they cost about $200 per session, and you might have to return 3 times or more if hair keeps coming back.

If it is facial hair, there is something called Vaniqa that your doc can prescribe, but if you don't have insurance, it can cost a LOT.

If it is leg hair...just shave it. Easy peasy.

Permanant Hair Removal?

There is no permanent treatment except for electrolysis. Waxing will keep the hair away for the longest period of time (3-6 weeks, depending on your hair growth). And if you use it long enough (over a few years or so), the hair will not grow back. But it will take a very long time for that to happen.

Permanant Hair Removal?

the only way to remove hair permanently is laser.

it is expensive I'm afraid, but it will go away forever after a few sessions

Permanant Hair Removal?

wax it and then put duck tape on there and keep it on there for a few days and tear duck tape really fast and waaaa-laaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...

Permanant Hair Removal?

when you wax hair, eventually it damages the hair root/follicle(whatever it's called) and doesn't grow back....but that takes a long time. Waxing lasts a long time and the grow back isn't as rough as when you shave. Ive found that all those lotions/sprays that claim to remove your hair for several weeks are just bull. I think when it comes to this it would be "no pain, no gain!!" Good luck!

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis and/or laser treatment. The hairs may need treated more than once. Neither of which are DIY.

Permanant Hair Removal?

Electrolysis and laser hair removal are "permanent" hair removal methods but are expensive and you have to find a trained professional, otherwise your skin could be damaged.

A review of the various hair removal methods is available at http://tinyurl.com/ob6tt

Permanant Hair Removal?

Kalo hair minimiser has been around a long time and I use it to slow down hair growth and soften my facial hair, making it easier to shave daily. As far as permanent hair removal goes, it could take anywhere from 6-12 months of continuous use before major reduction in hair growth is witnessed.

Another alternative is the Rio laser hair removal kit. If you have been looking for a permanent solution to hair removal / hair growth reduction, the Rio Laser is the closest home based product to meet those requirements. It's also a lot cheaper than salon treatments. A couple of caveats though, it cannot be used on dark skin and due to its size is only suitable for treating small areas at a time.

Daria's hair?

How do i get my hair this way ( with the minimal of hair products ie. sprays, vloumizers..)

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Daria's hair?

Go to bed with damp (not wet) hair that you've put some mousse into. Put it in a loose braid and clip the end into a roller.

Daria's hair?

Grow your hair first.

Before you go to bed, twist your hair tightly into a bun, dampen it slightly and sleep in it. Your hair should be gentily waved in the morning.