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something to get rid of my hairs cause this test cycle i did made them grow more. Something beside going to those laser removal places.
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3rd degree burns. j/kRIP - Geared
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about laser hair removal, how much does that run for and does it permanently take them awayOriginally posted by pudgy
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its expensive......and I think its not perm.
theres creams that kill the roots of your hair. but again, dont know if its perm.RIP - Geared
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Originally posted by flexer01
theres creams that kill the roots of your hair. but again, dont know if its perm.
i'll go to some place and ask, i really need it cause i dont want it to get worst if i juice again.Comment
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That's why I stay away from testRIP Gearedup and Marc. I'll see you at the crossroads someday guys
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Expensive, Yes. But as soon as I can afford it, I think it will be well worth it. Until then, alot of shaving and Nair.Laser hair removal runs around $500 a session but you need a few sessions.. i think like 3-5 sessions.Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat. - Teddy RooseveltComment
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Laser treatments can be done to remove the hair. It is permanent however, there are my little hairs in the same place where you may think they are growing back -- but it is a different follicle.
Honestly, hard to say if using AAS will effect the permanency of laser hair removal.
You can purchase bundles of treatments which brings down the price.
Creams like Vaniqua can slow the return of hair growth however, it is rarely covered by insurance and costs anywhere from 65-95 US dollars for a very small tube. And the effects are not earthshattering, I assure you.
Electrolysis is another option -- but tedious and time consuming. And overall, laser would actually end up being more cost effective as it hits a larger area at once than a needle zapping each little follicle.
Again, I would be curious if AAS effects the permanent nature of laser removal...I doubt many peeps bring that issue up.Comment
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ask Auriflex, he would know
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Shiat -- he is the last person to ask.Originally posted by rado
ask Auriflex, he would know
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flexer01 that was gonna be my answer! lolLeaders did what others weren't willing to do, now they enjoy the things that others do not.
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