Being hairy is not a crime, yes but losing those hairs won't hurt. You wouldn't want to wear a bikini and have all the hairs on your skin blowing with the wind. It's not appropriate if you have to cover up and restrict yourself at outdoor events, or beach parties because of your skin hair, so why not try today's soprano ICE treatment? It is painless and quotes effective independent of your skin tone. Are you getting tired of having to shave frequently? Try out a full-body laser hair treatment today.
How does it work?
The previous lasers for hair removals were made such that they are not effective for all hair types and skin tones. The soprano ICE laser, however, combined all these into one. It not only gives a speedy laser treatment but at this increased wavelength, it can penetrate all the skin depth while simultaneously targeting the treated hair follicles.
Making use of the hair laser treatment might seem a bit too much to some, but you should know it is very painless and it very effective. The reason is that it targets all the hair follicles and destroys their base. This means it kills the root of the hair and once it does, it stops producing hair.
What to expect from a laser hair treatment
If you are new to hair laser treatment, you might be a bit concerned but you should not be. It is a simple process and although results may vary with individuals, it all still amounts to the same result; hair removal.
How to prepare for laser treatment
Have you booked an appointment already and are wondering how you will prepare for it? You should read this
● When going for laser hair treatment, you should wax. This is to ensure that your hair root is present when the laser is used. Waxing or any kind of hair grooming would remove the hair along with its roots.
● Make sure your skin is smooth and free of dirt or oil. Ensure to take a bath and do not use lotion or creams.
● Take care of your skin and ensure it is in good health before going for treatment.
● Avoid products that can increase photosensitivity eg, benzoyl peroxide, hydroxy acids, retinol and salicylic acid.