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Hair removal - 2/27/2006 11:48:07 AM

ed5320

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My sub is asking to have all of her hair removed. What pitfalls will she encounter and what can she expect from others

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RE: Hair removal - 2/27/2006 12:00:59 PM

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She'll get weird looks without eyebrows.

If she wears a wig it won't be that bad, if she goes out bald, she'll get looks and it might be a problem professionally. Not to mention needing a hat in cooler weather.

You don't mention if this is a one time thing or if she wants a process to eliminate hair permanently?

Generally if you just want to get rid of all your hair, it's a matter of getting scissors and razors and going at it. Upkeep can be good to maintain skin tone and prevent ingrowns and infected poors (there's a gazillion threads on shaving).

If you want it to be permanent, you should discuss it with a laser surgeon.

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RE: Hair removal - 2/27/2006 12:18:07 PM

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Electrolysis and Laser hair removal are considered permanent (tho I know some who had to go back for periodic touch up treatments).

Waxing lasts longer than shaving and is less irritating (in my opinion).

The big problem with anything you can't do yourself is finding someone to do it. We've all heard of the Brazilian Wax but in reality, unless you live in a big city, it can be darn hard to find a salon who will do it. Nevermind, the laser....I understand it's even more difficult to find an office willing to do the more "private" areas.

Ahh...but to never have to shave again...that would be so grand!
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RE: Hair removal - 2/27/2006 12:24:48 PM

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We've all heard of the Brazilian Wax but in reality, unless you live in a big city, it can be darn hard to find a salon who will do it. Nevermind, the laser....I understand it's even more difficult to find an office willing to do the more "private" areas.

Ahh...but to never have to shave again...that would be so grand!
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Depends on where you are. I have found places that do brazilians now all over the place. (Here's one in Evansville, IN, http://www.absolutebeautyinc.com/)

As far as the laser, that is harder to find- a good spa or treatment center that has good qualified people for you, but still not impossible. (Here's one in Indianapolis, IN http://www.complexionsspa.com/beauty.htm)

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RE: Hair removal - 2/27/2006 12:31:53 PM

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Thanks LA! You truly are the queen of finding hard-to-find info!
Thanks!!

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RE: Hair removal - 2/27/2006 12:32:31 PM

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i've concidered this several times, yet, as a male, it would definately draw alot of attention, not the eyebrows though, just everywhere else. am i alone on this issue (speaking from a male perspective)

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RE: Hair removal - 2/27/2006 12:33:44 PM

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LOL no prob, if you gave me the city you live in I could have done more :)

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RE: Hair removal - 2/27/2006 12:37:05 PM

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Michael: A friend of mine who is a professional body builder had all but his eyebrows and the hair on his heaed removed with laser and he's soooo happy. He never has to shave his face, never has a shadow and doesn't have to buy razors any more. It was expensive but he justified it with all the time he spent being waxed and all the money he saved on shaving supplies.

Whoopie Goldberg has no eyebrows...it's strange.

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RE: Hair removal - 2/27/2006 12:38:33 PM

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Oh and LA...you want a challenge? I live in po-dunk Muncie IN. It's a college town without a freakin' bookstore! I'll bow to ya if you can find a salon here sophisticated enough to do Brazilian waxes. :)
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RE: Hair removal - 2/27/2006 12:40:01 PM

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LOL I can't promise IN that town, let me see what I can do within 20 or 30 miles.
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I thought you said this was going to be hard...

http://www.shapersdayspa.com/home.htm
3570 N. Briarwood Ln Muncie IN 47304
(Lyndenbrook Plaza)

I also heard that a place called "Bellissimo" across from the Sunshine Cafe does them, but couldnt' find any references to them online.

If you want permanent hair removal:
http://www.udcin.com/

http://blisshairremoval.com/

So when do I get that bow?

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