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Why Electrolysis Permanent
Hair Removal Stands Out For Some
"For some," Holly Capoccio pointed out, "electrolysis permanent hair removal may be a luxury. But with my busy lifetstyle it became more of a necessity over time."
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Capoccio, a lab tech at the local hospital and mother of three smiled easily when asked about her choice of permanent hair remover. "With a demanding job and three kids to keep up with your priorities change. I found no longer had time for plucking, tweezing or waxing," she said. "I just needed to have all that hair removed permanently. You know?" "Besides having electrolysis hair removal done let me continue to be "low maintenance" when it comes to the beauty department." |
"Despite the cost, and the fact fewer techs are doing it anymore electrolysis permanent hair removal appealed to me. I knew from working at the hospital that the procedure involved inserting a fine needle into the hair follicle and then turning on the juice. It's that electrical current that fries the hair root. Which in theory at least is supposed to stop it from producing more hair."
"Sounds awful I know," Capoccio added. "And I'll admit it did hurt a bit. And it was also tediously slow. It can take anywhere from 10 minutes to half an hour to treat a dime sized area one hair at a time. It just depends on how much hair there is."
"But now I'm feeling much more ladylike," Holly said smiling. "Plus I have the time to do other things besides deal with unwanted body hair with glop like permanent hair removal cream - that may or may not be."
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