Laser Hair Removal?

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Emily M.

Feb 8, 2014

Emily M.

So does anyone have those at home lasers? like a no no or other brands? I've wanted one but don't know if I should invest in one! I just hate shaving.

Bry R.

Feb 8, 2014

Bry R.

Well I've heard they work awesome if you have very thin, fine hair. But if you're like me and have Italian hair genes, they won't work at all.

Kiyomi K.

Feb 8, 2014

Kiyomi K.

NONO is a big NO NO lol!! It will burn your skin and really doesn't work! Plus it's very expensive! My mom wanted to buy it and I did some research on it and there was not 1 good review on it at all!!

Nicola D.

Feb 8, 2014

Nicola D.

No no is not a laser hair remove lot is a totally different method which burn freezes the hair follicle to reduce re growth, laser is a much more efficient safer way that has much better long lasting ( after a while permanent results) only draw back it can be expensive and where from 200-400 $ but worth it if you hate to shave/wax

Nicola D.

Feb 8, 2014

Nicola D.

Removal not remove lot! Ooo and I meant it is. Blooming auto correct

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