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Did you know that "permanent" hair removal isn't permanent at all...If you could freeze your body in time, sure it would be permanent for that moment, but our hormone levels naturally fluctuate and then there are those that up the ante and modify their hormones intentionally either illegally or by legitimate hrt care.
As we age, our hair goes through stages. Its mature as we are adults, then it grays as our body ages. Once the hair loses color, many hair removal options no longer work.
In addition, say someone spends thousands for total hair removal, gets 75% success(which I think is a good amount), and then does some exogenous testosterone. Results: new hair growth and total obliteration of all the money and suffering you've endured to get rid of your old hair. Now you've got new hair! This new hair will grow most likely in places you would rather it wouldn't, and if you want to get rid of it, you have to do treatments again...but keep in mind, the next time you add in hormones, you will repeat the process and grow more hair.
Its a cycle of hair removal, hair growth, hair removal that will repeat indefinitely. sorry to say but its true...
And, as we age its natural for our bodies to grow hair in different locations, different amount of hair...and there's nothing you can do about it but deal with it.
My point: It should be "lazer hair reduction" to be a true statement. I'd believe that.
Facts:
*Hair starts out dark (at maturity) for most of us (except the blondes and albinos)
*Hair ends up gray/white which makes many hair removal options unavailable.
*Hair naturally goes through different cycles, growing in different amounts, different locations...this is natural but can be exacerbated by the use of testosterone.
*Although hair removal can be achieved after many sessions, it is true a hair follicle may contain upwards of 6 hair roots, follicles per location, may grow back in another location with age & hormones.
As we age, our hair goes through stages. Its mature as we are adults, then it grays as our body ages. Once the hair loses color, many hair removal options no longer work.
In addition, say someone spends thousands for total hair removal, gets 75% success(which I think is a good amount), and then does some exogenous testosterone. Results: new hair growth and total obliteration of all the money and suffering you've endured to get rid of your old hair. Now you've got new hair! This new hair will grow most likely in places you would rather it wouldn't, and if you want to get rid of it, you have to do treatments again...but keep in mind, the next time you add in hormones, you will repeat the process and grow more hair.
Its a cycle of hair removal, hair growth, hair removal that will repeat indefinitely. sorry to say but its true...
And, as we age its natural for our bodies to grow hair in different locations, different amount of hair...and there's nothing you can do about it but deal with it.
My point: It should be "lazer hair reduction" to be a true statement. I'd believe that.
Facts:
*Hair starts out dark (at maturity) for most of us (except the blondes and albinos)
*Hair ends up gray/white which makes many hair removal options unavailable.
*Hair naturally goes through different cycles, growing in different amounts, different locations...this is natural but can be exacerbated by the use of testosterone.
*Although hair removal can be achieved after many sessions, it is true a hair follicle may contain upwards of 6 hair roots, follicles per location, may grow back in another location with age & hormones.
