You’ve made up your mind: you want to undergo permanent ear hair removal. You are tired of seeing hair grow in this small but eye-catching spot, drawing attention away from your face.
In particular areas of the body, such as the nose and ears, hair actually helps to protect our respiratory and auditory systems.
However, specific hormones, especially male hormones such as testosterone, can cause the overgrowth of hair in these areas.
How to prepare for permanent laser ear hair removal: what not to do
Permanent ear hair removal is not uncommon or particularly challenging. There are various techniques on offer to solve this problem, although they may be more or less durable or invasive:
- Using scissors is certainly not a good idea: they can create small wounds due to the pointed tips, which could then lead to infections;
- Using wax or depilatory creams is not recommended, for two similar but different reasons: they can both damage the ear canal, the former due to tearing, and they latter due to the chemical compounds responsible for hair removal;
- Using tweezers is also not among the most sensible choice: it is painful, difficult and could strengthen the hair coming out.
The safest choice for permanent ear hair removal
The most effective, safe and durable method is definitely permanent hair removal.
There is no set number of sessions, but rather a personalised plan established by the practitioners over time and based on the results achieved.
No hassle, no stress. With epìLate, you can enjoy definitive results within 18 months.
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