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Well, you're keen to remove unsightly hair but favours doing it in the privacy of your own abode. Instead of laser, electrolysis or other saloon based services, what are your options? Many ads from different permanent hair removal creams and products manufacturers claim to do the job. But are they really any good? Can they aid in home permanent hair removal? People often fall prey to expensive scams that either don't work. Or have not been proven to do so. Well, caveat emptor! Check out with your family doctor or dermatologist for any recommendations and rely on your own research. Remember, when a thing sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Review the the consumer reports, if any on the interested products and assess their safety. Evaluate both the advantages and disadvantages. Then, revalidate them with your medical advisors. 1) Home Electrolysis Kits Over the recent years, home electrolysis kits have grown popular with people who like doing their hair removal at home. Their price can range from forty to fifty dollars. During the procedure, you need to insert a thin probe into the hair follicle, killing it with a small run of electricity. Most industry observers however, don't recommend these kits as manufacturers are often unable to substantiate their permanent hair removal claims with clinical results. If you choose to try it regardless, ensure that you obtain a kit that has the feature of inserting the probe into the hair follicle. Otherwise, it's only good in removing hair temporarily. That said, try to get a trained professional to administer the procedure as improper adminstration can result in scarring. Besides, there are also areas that you probably can't reach without someone helping you. 2) Prescriptive Topical Cream Vaniqa is the only topical cream available for longer term hair removal. And that can only be obtained with a prescription. This product is often mixed up with depilatories which work by dissolving the hair away, near the skin and subsequently allowing the hair to be removed with a wipe. It's a common form of hair removal but not exactly permanent. It's usually used once every fortnightly. On the other hand, Vaniqa slows down hair growth by inhibiting an enzyme responsible for the growth. When complemented with plucking or shaving, this topical hair removal cream is effective only for women in removing facial hair. The ointment should be used twice a day. Any discontinuation of use will result in a regrowth at its normal rate about 2 months later. 3) Oral Medication Some oral drugs on prescription has been known to restrain hair growth. Though it's not really permanent hair removal, it offers an option for longer term hair removal at home. By cutting down on the amount of testosterone or androgen hormones responsible for hair growth, drugs such as Aldactone, Daine35 or Propecia can be obtained with a prescription via your dermatologist or family doctor. Remember to check for any possible side effects before getting them though. James write in his free time. Check out http://www.flawlesshairdesigns.com for more about permanent hair removal. ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
