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Bare & Beautiful Hair Removal System is an electric tweezer scam sold by Dream Products, Inc. Bare & Beautiful Hair Removal System should be avoided by all consumers. Below is the text of one of their ads: Remove unwanted hair… painlessly No plucking No waxing No shaving No messy creams No electrolysis Bare & Beautiful … Continue reading “Bare & Beautiful (WARNING!)”
One of the most common questions I get is about laser hair removal for pubic hair. I guess you can’t exactly ask your friends and family! That’s where the internet comes in handy! Hair in that area tends to be curly, which can make hair harder to shave. Curly hairs are more likely to become ingrown … Continue reading “Pubic hair removal laser”
Bikini line laser hair removal One of the most common questions I get is about bikini line laser hair removal in the bikini area. Hair in that area tends to be curly, which can make hair harder to shave. Curly hairs are more likely to become ingrown than hairs that grow straight. The area also … Continue reading “Bikini line laser hair removal”
I’ve divided this laser facial hair removal information for men and women, since the issues are a little different, but this first section is true for everyone. Laser can be a great option if you have light colored skin and dark hair. Laser can also make the hairs finer and lighter in color after a … Continue reading “Laser facial hair removal”
Folica, Inc. Folica sells hair, skin, and nail products online and through a catalog. Their products and customer service are generally considered good, although they get a hairfacts notice for selling several hair removal devices and products that consumers should avoid. Several hair removal products sold by Folica should be avoided by consumers. This is … Continue reading “Folica”
My #1 question: Have you heard of ________? Probably. Use the search feature to see what comes up. Below are a few of the “have you heard of” questions I get a lot. If you aren’t finding the information you need on this site, please feel free to ask on my hair removal forum. Methods … Continue reading “Frequently-asked hair removal questions”
Before we get going, let’s define some terms as they’re used in this discussion. It turns out that in the hair removal industry, results aren’t the only thing that can be confusing. So let’s get precise! “Hair” This might sound silly, but hair needs to be defined. When some people say that their device removes … Continue reading “Hair removal definitions”
Folica sold hair, skin, and nail products online and through a catalog. Their products and customer service are generally considered good, although they get a HairFacts warning notice for selling several hair removal devices and products that consumers should avoid. Several hair removal products sold by Folica should be avoided by consumers. This is a … Continue reading “Folica (WARNING!)”
Lasertrolysis of Naples is a promotional site run by a Florida-based team that offers training for laser hair removal practitioners. The two main employees Wally Roberts and Alison Sahoo, have been involved in promoting and selling lasers for years. Sahoo’s dad used to run Palomar Medical Technologies, and she was their corporate promoter until her … Continue reading “LightSpeed Training’s “Laser Library””
This site is part of the massive web of Global Electrolysis Supply hair removal scams. Products and information available at centre-biotechnique-avance.com should be avoided by all consumers. Eventually, any hair removal link on the site quietly but surely leads to a sales site for a hair inhibitor, whether the consumer is seeking information on laser, … Continue reading “centre-biotechnique-avance.com (WARNING!)”
