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Going to the store for hair product, then might fuck around and shave my legs??
Also any experiences with IPL devices? I'd like to start addressing the actual growth process but laser/electrolysis are a bit pricey for me atm and epilating would apparently be really bad for my keratosis pilaris
Protip: if you get an epilator get the kind that can also be a regular shaver. Theyre pricier but this way youre not SOL should you give up on epilation altogether.
Source: me, someone who gave up on epilating
IPL can't do face or genitals, so that's a big limitation you might want to consider.
I'm not so concerned about the gennies at this point. face would be nice but i figure i could always do that separately
Having smooth legs is really nice.
Sadly the affordable IPL devices aren't very powerful, so if you want permanent reduction you're probably better off saving the money to put towards laser/electrolysis at a later date.
I know a lot of the efficacy depends on the color of your body hair. I think mine might be borderline
What exactly did you want to accomplish with the IPL?
i mean reduction and slowed regrowth of body hair, right? I don't expect it to be total destruction or anything
Fair enough. If you want to make them more effective, you can try going over the same small area multiple times in rapid succession.