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Hair Removal.
The Battle We All Share...
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From the beginning of time,
women (and men) from all over the world and many different
cultures have all shared one battle, the battle of our body’s
hair growth. There are many methods for the removal of hair
out there for us women that choose to fight. Some have been
around for thousands of years, some are new to the market,
some hurt, and some don’t. On this website we’ll guide you
through the jungle of hair removal by
presenting an objective view of products and techniques
including permanent, laser, brazilian, facial and bikini
hair removal methods from New York to Los Angeles.
We’ll give advice and get you all geared up for the fight,
stay with us. You will win. Read
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Hair Growth
Many
factors may influence the way hair grows,
including: sex, age, hormones, medications, genetic factors
and area of the body. Taken together these factors regulate
the rate of hair growth, its length, color, density and
coarseness. Many clients will often begin to notice the
growth of excess or unwanted hair at the onset of puberty,
during pregnancy or with the use of certain medications
- including hormones, birth control pills and certain blood
pressure medicines. Most often genetic predisposition is
found to be responsible for the development of excess or
unwanted hair growth and it is
usually not the result of a correctable medical problem
or condition that can be changed by medication or surgery.
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Get
down to the root..
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Three
types of hairs you might see on your skin:
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Vellus:
these are tiny colorless hairs with the pet name "peach
fuzz." __________________ Intermediate:
these are thin hairs, but have some pigmentation. __________________
Terminal: these are deep-rooted
coarse hairs, the ones we all hate. __________________
All hairs also have a three-stage
growth cycle:
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Anagen: active growing phase
__________________ Catagen: a
brief transitional phase __________________
Telogen: dormant phase until shed
and replaced by a new anagen hair
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