get electrolysis

I hate my body hair. I want it all GONE!

It makes such a difference. My skin doesn’t get blemishes from ingrown hairs anymore, and overall, it looks smoother. I hope at ten to twelve visits, I will be close to wrapping up.

but it’s certainly painful. My electrologist uses the blend method, and that takes about six seconds a follicle (apparently). When it’s really stinging, I try to remind myself that one hair must be extra thick, and I’ll be happy to get rid of it.

Luckily, I’m not heavily bearded, so I can stop tweezing for a while and not be super noticeable.

First session will be in two and a half weeks. Hope it doesn’t hurt too dang bad. The electrologist insisted that going weekly is important, so as not to get discouraged. I really don’t want to dip into my savings for this, but I also want to be completely done with using tweezers every day.

All I have to do is NOT TWEEZE until the appointment. So it will be shaving every morning.

I firmly believe that the only hair a chick should have on their body is their eyebrows and the hair on top of their head. I usually shave every visible hair on my body, but it is a pain in the ass to do it so frequently. I would love to get electrolysis to remove all of the hair on my body…but it would cost sooooo much money and take so much time. Sigh. I can dream, right?

ask my laser hair removal person about this, at my next appointment. But the money…

I can actually see a difference. It hasn’t been one full “growth cycle” yet, but I think it’s going really well. I’m going to keep going but I think I can mark this done.

The only one that has really hurt so far is that one pesky hair on my wrist.

I thought a week was probably too soon to schedule the next appointment, but there is a hair on my jaw that would be long-since-tweezed if I didn’t have the assurance that it is going to be zapped on Thursday.

I didn’t know what to expect, but it wasn’t so bad. I’m going back next week.