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| Hair Removal Discussion about getting rid of that unwanted hair--Electrolosys, Laser, Shaving, Waxing, and experiences. |
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02-07-2008, 09:38 PM
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Electrolosys/Epilating
I'm just wondering what is the difference between electrolosys and epilating?
Do they work in the same way? Does one last longer than the other? I've just purchased a 2-in-1 epilator and shaver..it has interchangeable heads. It hasn't arrived yet so I'm just reading the leaflet and it says to use the shaver head to de-fuzz and de-prickle..so does that mean i'd be shaving aswell? |
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02-08-2008, 09:43 AM
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I got the epilator today, a little bit disappointed to be honest, I'm more prickly than when I shave..
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I think electrolysis is far more long term and expensive, epilating is liking millions of little tweezers, it has the same effects as waxing really
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