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What's the Best Way to Remove Unwanted Hair?

Let's face it: appearance is important. We work out, we eat right… we do whatever it takes to look our very best. But when it comes to removing unwanted or unsightly hair, we're faced with an array of less-than-satisfactory options. Rashes, cuts and heavier hair growth are just a few of the effects we encounter when using traditional hair removal methods while some of the more permanent alternatives can be extremely painful and overly expensive.

Which method is right for you?

Shaving

Perhaps the most common method of removing unwanted hair, shaving is an inexpensive and relatively painless method for temporary hair removal. Hair is shaved off at skin-level using a razor and soap or shaving cream and, with the exception of accidental nicks and cuts, is easy to do and pain free. The drawback to shaving is that it doesn't last very long. Hair that is shaved typically grows back quickly, sometimes in 24 hours or less. Shaving can also cause “razor burn”, an itchy and sometimes painful rash.

Plucking

Most commonly used for eyebrows, plucking is a quick and inexpensive way to remove stray strands of hair. Each hair is grasped with tweezers and then plucked from the skin. Hair that is plucked takes longer to grow back than hair that is shaved, but plucking can be painful and can obviously be a tedious process, making it appropriate only on very small areas where you find a stray hair or two.

Waxing

Similar to plucking, waxing can be a fairly painful form of hair removal since it pulls the hair out at the root. Hot or cold wax is layered over the hair directly onto the skin and then covered with a thin strip of gauze-like material. The hair and wax are pressed onto the gauze then ripped away, taking the wax and much of the hair with it. Waxing is a suitable hair removal method for larger areas such as the legs and back as well as more delicate areas like the bikini line and a woman's upper lip. Hair that has been removed with wax takes longer to grow back and usually comes in lighter and finer than before, but waxing can be painful, especially in more tender areas and can cause minor irritation and swelling.

Electrolysis

A more permanent method of hair removal, electrolysis injects low electrical currents directly into the hair follicle through a needle. This method of hair removal is appropriate for almost every area of the body but be forewarned: electrolysis is often painful and can cause minor scarring. The process can take hours, especially on larger areas and frequently requires more than one visit. Electrolysis is also one of the most expensive methods of hair removal and can cost several thousands of dollars depending upon the number of treatments needed.

Radio Waves

Wanting to find a better way to remove unwanted hair, researchers have discovered that radio waves directed at the hair's root will kill the hair and inhibit re-growth. Unlike the more traditional methods of hair removal, radio wave technology doesn't require blades or needles and doesn't contain any harsh chemicals that could irritate the skin. Yet, the results are incredible. This new technology allows you to enjoy the permanent hair removal results you'd get with electrolysis without any of the pain and scarring that can occur.

Finally Free has patented this unique technology and now offers a home kit that is capable of producing the same results you expect from a salon. That means no more nicks and cuts, no more expensive trips to the salon and no more needles. The new radio wave technology produces lasting, painless results and costs less than a trip to your local salon.