Hair
growth is a result of hereditary and hormonal levels. Along with this, some illness
and some kind of drugs can result in hair growth. Unlike other methods, the
electrolysis hair removal removes the hair permanently. The electrolysis unwanted hair removal is suitable for any kind of skins and hair types. As I
mentioned in the earlier blog, the Electrolysis is the only unwanted hair
removal method that is approved by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration).
There
are two types of electrolysis devices available: one is needle epilator and the
other one is tweezer-styled epilator. Unlike other methods, in electrolysis
hair removal, a small amount of electric current is applied with a tiny needle
like electrode or a metal probe. This small amount of electric current will
destroy the regenerative cells and treated hair will remove from the skin. Like
the different stages of human growth, the hairs also have different stages of
growth. They are: growing stage, resting stage and shedding stage.
The
electrolysis hair removal requires skilled and trained professionals because
the needle placement requires care because there is a chance to miss the
follicle and can easily miss its mark. There are three methods used under
electrolysis hair removal.
1) Galvanic: In this current
produces a chemical reaction to remove the hair growth. An additional 5 needles
can be placed in this type to reduce the time required.
2) Thermolysis: This is a newer
method than the galvanic process. In this method, unlike the electric current,
the needle delivers radio waves.
3) Blend: This is a combination
of both the galvanic and thermolysis methods.
LiliElectrolysis is a brain child of Sherly Kollannur, who is an expert and trained
in the electrolysis field with more than 20 year experience.
