Tips for waxing:

1. Always grow your hair out as much as you can. It should be at least ¼ inches long. If it is longer, you should trim the hair.
2. Next, prepare the skin by taking a warm shower and exfoliating your skin using a body scrub.
3. Don’t apply any tan, oil, or moisturizer right after showering.
4. Use an after-wax gel or lotion to soothe the area you have waxed. This gel is usually provided by the beauty salon you will wax from.
5. Wear loose clothing to let the skin breathe and avoid sunbathing, saunas, and steam rooms.

Method 4: Threading

Threading consists of using twisted cotton threads and fingers to remove unwanted hair. It’s perfect for areas such as the eyebrows and is more accurate than tweezing or plucking out the hair. However, the hair growth is still slower than results from shaving and hair creams and can take up to 4 to 5 weeks for the hair to grow back.

Tips for threading:

• Threading is not suitable for large areas, so always get it done on small areas like around the forehead and the eyebrows.
• Find a good salon with experienced professionals who know how to thread.

Method 5: Electrolysis

Electrolysis is a new and trendy hair removal technique suitable for permanently removing hair from the face and the body. It uses short wave radio frequencies from a specific device that destroys hair by inserting needles into the hair follicle. It’s a lot like using tweezers to pluck out body hair.

Electrolysis can be performed on almost any part of the body and work on any hair type. However, the downside to electrolysis is that it requires multiple sessions to achieve the desired results and is quite costly, varying from $35 to $100 for an average of 8 to 12 sessions.

The number of sessions can easily vary from person to person depending on their body and how much hair they have on their body. As a result, the costs can significantly vary as well. Once all the sessions are completed, you won’t need any more maintenance treatments.