Around how much does it cost to get electrolysis on the bikini area?
Cost varies depending on how much hair you have, what you did to treat the hair before starting electrolysis and your consistent commitment to a proper schedule. A skilled electrologist is always a “must have” . Since cost varies with every individuals hair situation, cost is hard to predict for this area when doing electrolysis.
Have you considered laser hair reduction for your bikini area? This is a great area for laser. Are you a good candidate?
This is why you should get electrolysis or laser on your bikini area no matter how much it costs.
Celia Rivenbark - Driving and shaving not a very good combination
By Celia Rivenbark
McClatchy-Tribune News Service
Published: Saturday, March 27, 2010 at 12:30 a.m.
By now I’m sure that most of you have heard about the Florida woman who caused a two-vehicle wreck because she was shaving her bikini area while driving.
Guess that makes the time you drove with your elbows while eating a Whopper seem downright virtuous, doesn’t it?
Florida Highway Patrol troopers said the car Megan Barnes was driving crashed into the back of a pickup truck at about 45 mph. Her reaction time was slowed down because she was too busy grooming her hoohah to pay attention to the road. Oh, like that’s never happened to you?
Ms. Barnes told the investigating officer that she was on her way to a date and “wanted to be ready for the visit.”
Yes, she wanted to look her best. All over. Except, well, we’ve seen Ms. Barnes’ mug shot and she appears to have a face that would stop a clock and raise hell with small watches, bless her heart. To be blunt, I don’t think a perfectly groomed love rug could possibly make that much difference.
It could’ve been worse, I suppose. Ms. Barnes could’ve been waxing her bikini area as she drove along in her T-bird (Yes, fun, fun, fun til the po-lice took her T-bird awaaaaaayy) on those scenic bridges. Imagine the horror if she’d tossed the used wax strips out the window. The manatees might have tried to adopt them.
Hons, I’ve driven on this particular stretch of highway between Miami and Key West and it’s flat-out beautiful with crystal blue water, gorgeous mangroves and cloudless skies.
Not once have I been so bored that I decided I’d rather drag a sharp blade over my nether regions just to have something to do.
There are so many “You might be a redneck if” elements to the story of Megan Barnes, but my favorite is that, while performing this extremely personal grooming ritual, she asked her EX HUSBAND to steer the car so she could concentrate (“Help me out, Buford, I’m gonna make it look like a LIGHTNING BOLT!”)
What a guy! Not only did he hold the steering wheel so she could concentrate on primping for her big date with ANOTHER MAN, but when the cops arrived, he tried to switch places and claim he’d been driving.
Trouble was, he had burns on his chest from the airbag that had deployed on THE PASSENGER SIDE ONLY. Oops.
To no one’s particular surprise, the Highway Patrol quickly discovered that Ms. Barnes didn’t have a valid driver’s license. Oh, and, the day before, she’d been convicted of DUI and driving with a suspended license. Oh, and her car had been seized and had no insurance or registration. Oh, and she was on probation. Oh, and SHE’S A FLIPPIN’ LUNATIC!
Albeit an impeccably groomed one.
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That is hilarious Dee. The story just kept on getting better and better. The court room must have been a riot when this was heard!!
I am considering them both, I’m just not sure which one to do. I have coarse hair that grows back super fast. I tried using an epilator and it was great because the hair took a while to grow back, but I started getting ingrown hairs for the first time. I loved how long it took for my hair to grow back though…are there any other products that work like that? Do hair inhibitors work?
Do you have DARK BLACK hair as well? If you do, I would do laser with an alexandrite laser if you also have very light skin. That will help your ingrowns as well. Be done with these temporary measures and go for permanent hair removal. Laser first, followed by electrolysis for any remaining hairs that bother you. Of course, electrolysis can do it all if you do not want laser or if you are not a good candidate for laser.
Yes I have very dark hair. Is it painful? I’m also just worried about cost.
Thank you so much for your help!
I would do laser first. Yes, it is ouchy, but ask your laser specialist about numbing options. Costs vary. I would have about $1,500 on hand, though it may cost less than that. Ask your friends if they have lased their bikini area in order to find a good clinic. Good luck!
The good laser places will also factor in your skin color…
What do you mean?
Talking about being a good candidate for laser.
A colleague who performs laser and electrolysis indicated that (for those who ARE a good candidate for laser) she clears the area with electrolysis then immediately does laser on the area. She said her results were great!