You just glide it onto your skin. Afterwards, you will have clean skin. On the other hand, waxing needs chemicals to remove hair. Thus, it can cause allergies to your skin. Taking a hot bath exfoliates your skin. It softens your hair and makes your epilation less painful. I often prefer to epilate my arms in the evening. The advantage is that my arms will be safe from the sun.
While epilating, you pull the skin as tight as possible. Due to it, epilators plucks hair quickly and will be less painful. If you find an ingrown hair in your arms, rather than pulling it with epilators, squeeze the hair with the squeezer.
It is more safe and straightforward. Finally, after removing all your hair, mask your skin with moisturizers or aloe vera. It will soften and soothes your skin. You will need to replace your epilator often because when it gets old, it makes your hair plucking painful. Epilating lasts for about two weeks. So, you wait until three weeks when hair grows back long.
And finally, epilate with epilators. Doing so reduces the frequency of epilation. It takes a long time to epilate your whole arms. You might be tempted. And I have also found that, due to its time taking process, people shifted toward shaving. I will also make you aware that, after shaving, if you shift toward epilation, it will be painful. It is painful, but it depends upon your pain threshold. Normally, the pain will be like getting a tattoo pain.
If you are afraid of pain — epilate once a week when hair is very shor t. It is also good for sensitive skin. You can do it at home at a time that suits you and you can also purchase epilators to use in the shower.
If you've epilated before, you'll know that it is quite painful, depending on your hair type and pain threshold. Note: an empty house, some loud music and a glass of wine is a set-up that shouldn't be overlooked if you're a newbie.
If you're new to epilating, you should follow these steps to make it as pain-free as possible:. There are many different epilators available on the market to suit different budgets and different areas of hair. Make sure you invest in one that is good quality. These tweezers work together to ensure more hairs are captured in each stroke and therefore reducing the treatment time with results which last up-to 4 weeks depending on hair regrowth. Exfoliation is the key to successful hair removal, whatever the method.
It removes dead skin cells, smooths skin and, most importantly, fights against ingrown hairs by promoting that the hair regrows in the correct direction. Exfoliate using a loofah, exfoliating gloves or an in-shower body scrub, and massage the skin in circular motions. You should do this before you are due to remove any hair, but it's good practise to exfoliate every time you wash. Just like waxing, if you bathe or shower before you are due to remove body hair it will be less painful because the hair follicles will be looser and hairs will come out more easily.
Whatever your ablution of choice, try and soak in water as hot as you can stand - and without irritating or damaging the skin - for at least 10 minutes. After you've washed, your skin should be free of dirt, lotions and moisturisers. Dry your skin thoroughly with a towel, and try pulling the towel in the opposite direction of hair growth so the hairs stand up.
The dryer the hairs are, the easier it'll be for the epilator to catch them first time. Put some time aside in your day and find somewhere comfortable to sit - it may take a while especially if you're a rookie because you'll be taking lots of breaks to manage the pain. It's also advisable to epilate in the evening as your skin will be red and bumpy afterwards - but will be looking smooth by morning.
Don't start at your ankles as they're the most painful place on your leg. Start on the lower leg on the lowest setting, and pull the skin taut to help the epilator pick up hair.
This helps to smooth out your skin and makes it far easier for the epilator to grab hold of the hairs. Above all, just take it nice and easy. Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published.
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