IPL treatment?

[prettybillie]

Hey Ladies and those metrosexual men

Has any of the Biker Angels has IPL permanent laser hair removal done? If so are the outcomes good? Just thinking the outcomes might be a lot less painful and better aesthetically than waxing? Any comments????

[Pussy]

I use Tordon Brushkiller....

[CookMySock]

Its only what you would accurately call "removal" in the short term. It's about four-ish treatments over six months to get totally lick-it smooth skin, then it requires regular six monthly zappings to keep it that way. If you don't treat it at all after that, within a year it resorts to "thin mousey tan almost-fur/fluff" which is still a HELL of a lot better than thick bushy beaver.

The outcome is a LOT better than waxing. Waxing, shaving, and chemical hair removal rapidly gets prickley as hell. Laser takes your skin back to lick-it smooth, like skin should be. Even if you only get the treatment done and never laser it again, the difference is night and day.

Yes, it is a lot less painful, but still not without the ouchyness. The laser is like being zapped HARD by a fat rubber band, and it gets too much after a few minutes, when you will be putting your hand up for a rest.

Do it, it's awesome and you will love it. Worth every cent.

Steve

[slofox]

which is still a HELL of a lot better than thick bushy beaver.

So what's wrong with thick bushy beaver then...?

[Hitcher]

I'm having permanent hair removal done. It's a testosterone-linked X chromosome treatment that I, like many man in similar circumstances, inherited from my mother.

[CookMySock]

So what's wrong with thick bushy beaver then...?

It's like suspension - the best is what you have ridden.

Steve

[Nasty]

This the one by the caci clinic? I went and had a test done and it was fine ... will pm you an alternative.

[fatzx10r]

dont go to Dr Wang for ipl

[cc rider]

good question billie.

Haven't tried any laser treatment. But I Brazilian/French wax & luckily I don't have much body hair to start with & it always grows back soft & less of.

Always worried about 'scaring' from laser work, especially in some places.

Do providers require any liciencing?

[prettybillie]

good question billie.

Haven't tried any laser treatment. But I Brazilian/French wax & luckily I don't have much body hair to start with & it always grows back soft & less of.

Always worried about 'scaring' from laser work, especially in some places.

Do providers require any liciencing?

I'm not too sure. I should ask.

See the problem is I get 'scaring' from waxing hence why I'm thinking about other methods if ya know what I mean

[Rockbuddy]

Photos required for all treatments. to help make an informed descision you understand

[Mom]

I'm having permanent hair removal done. It's a testosterone-linked X chromosome treatment that I, like many man in similar circumstances, inherited from my mother.

MPB FTW!

[sunhuntin]

ive been wondering about this myself. i get, as a side effect of depo, a single hair on my chin. its really hard and scratchy, like male facial hair. end result is i end up with a red patch due to picking at the hair and surrounding skin to try and remove it. looks horrible, and its bloody annoying. id love to get it zapped so it doesnt come back ever.

[cc rider]

I'm not too sure. I should ask.

See the problem is I get 'scaring' from waxing hence why I'm thinking about other methods if ya know what I mean

Let's make that 'scarring' which is 'scaring' too. Haha! my original

Yeah, I sometimes get a little 'goose bumping' from waxing. There's supposed to be products to help ease this.

Any suggestions guys

[prettybillie]

Ok - first treatment over, and OMG in the sensitive bits - I HAVE NEVER BEEN IN SO MUCH PAIN!! It was like someone stabbing me with a needle. God this better be worth it ha