[Skye is on fire]

OK, I am trying to get a little schooling here.

What are the options for permanent hair removal when considering the /Option/ vs /Discomfort/ vs /Time Requirements/ vs /Time/ of the different things that REALLY work??

Can this be something one can do at home, or must one seek professionals?

Would anyone feel safe and describe some personal experiences, and lessons learned, for me??

Thanks to all you wonderful ladies in advance!

It's called laser hair removal. If you have dark hair and lighter skin it works the best. As far as pain yes it can hurt and feels like a rubber band smacking hard against your skin. However it's much faster than electrolysis as far as pain his concerned. However where laser did not work, electrolysis is necessary such as white or blonde or red hair. Both can be very expensive but you can find package deals much cheaper.

it is way more expensive for me to do my whole face. I instead opted to get a single treatment every six weeks at $100 USD they pop om my upper lip since it's my worst spot. After each treatment my upper lip is very red and swollen and puffy, however that subsides within a couple hours. It takes about a week and a half for it to completely get un swollen. Then as the hair follicle start dying off the hairs start pushing out and eventually fall out. You are not generally advised to pull these hairs out yourself because the process of hair dying has not completed and if you pull them out prematurely this may not be effective and you will have to retreat that same follicle again later. Supposedly this method is somewhat permanent however most places will charge you half price to do follow-up procedures if the hairs grow back. I've been told that the procedure last about four years on the average but your mileage may vary based on individual results. Once once all the hairs fall out, and you do all the treatments which typically is about six to seven treatments, your face will be smooth and without Shadow. It has felt nice not to have to shave everyday or tweeze my hair out every day.