Diary of a Scandinavian guy

Hair Removal Methods Professional Electrolysis
#21

My God, NOOOO, Josefa is NOT the number 1. Maybe she is just one of the few who spend 12 hours a day practicing Electrolysis, and an average of 2 hours a day trying to inform readers on the internet from the real results of Electrolysis.

Boy1989 himself has experienced the same results they are getting most of those who opt for Electrolysis, the difference is to choose a different strategy that allows you to see clearly those results from minute zero.

Our collective need to urgently establish a general protocol. I know no one more qualified to do this than Michael Bono.

By the way, I started a blog about Electrolysis. This is written in Spanish, but many of the images are quite illustrative. If someone wants to take a look, will be very helpful criticism and suggestions because so I can improve the content.

The AEA has also created a blog. I really love it, this blog is absolutely spectacular!!!

#22

Josefa, for me youre the electrologist no.1 for sure :wink:

#23

But if you’ve only tried two!!! he he

Thank you dear.

#24

And because he has found number 1, he doesn’t need to try anymore :slight_smile:

#25

Big like :slight_smile:

#26

5 weeks have gone since the second clearing and it’s time for an update.

The results are nothing but spectacular. I would estimate that 95% of all the hairs on my upper body are gone.
You are absolutely right, my dear Josefa, the second clearing really makes a huge difference in the appearance of the body.

It is such a liberating experience to not have to cover up the hairs with shaving and waxing. To just be naturally free of hairs.
Every time I look in the mirror, I freak out a bit: Where are the hairs??!
One year ago I never would have believed the results I have experienced today.

I can’t wait to continue with the treatments in May!!

How I love electrolysis. And how I love you, my dear Jossie! :wink:

#27

Hey, thanks for the update.

How many hours of work did the second clearing take?

Are you going for electrolysis once in 3 months?

#28

I had another 92 hours of electrolysis in the second trip, but we advanced to many other areas.

I have many blonde hairs on my back that might develop when I get older.
Josefa colored the hairs (Genial!) so it was easier to see them, and removed all of them. The same thing was done to the hairs on the sides of my stomach.
We advanced to the buttocks and did almost all of the underarms.

Yes, approximately every 3 months.
The first in October, then February and soon May.
If it is necessary, I also will make a trip in January 2013, because I want to remove hairs from my legs as well.

#29

Did Josefa use some hair dye?

#30

Did Josefa use some hair dye? [/quote]

Yes she did.

#31

Servus Boy :slight_smile: How are you?

You want to be completely hairfree? Allso on legs? :open_mouth: :)))

Leave a few hairs, man need to have some hairs :stuck_out_tongue: :smiley:

#32

Hi Miro :slight_smile:
Im very good, things are great! How are you?

Hehe I agree with you. I only want a reduction on my legs. I think 1 clearance will be perfect :slight_smile:

#33

By looking at the photos, even a single clearance kills too much! hairs to achieve just a natural appearing reduction on legs. :smiley: (That speaks a lot for the level of skill being seen here.)

#34

As I told Josefa, I had a dream during my second stay in Malaga. In the dream I was laying on the bench getting treated with electrolysis, and a couple of seconds later ALL of my hairs were gone (legs, pubic…all of the body)!
“But Josefa, I wanted SOME hairs!”
“Sorry, they are gone forever”

Haha, que divertido! :wink:

I have thought about this.
I think the legs will have similar results as the arms, and after one clearing on the arms 80-90% were gone.
I think this will look more natural than a lot of hairs on the legs combined with almost hair free arms. Besides, I am so sick of hairs and want this kind of reduction on the legs. I got a test patch on my leg last time (from Josefas daughter) and I am very happy with the look so far. :slight_smile:

#35

You another “mom” also adores you.

I think it’s my turn to talk about your case, my dear Scandinavian boy.

We have always heard that the Nordic people, were little hairy. In such a case, or you are the exception that proves the rule, or someone has deceived us. The truth is that almost all Boy body, is covered with a type of hair that I don’t see often in men of Mediterranean origin.
It is an extremely fine hair, which reaches one length greater than normal, and with a very shallow root. Among the types of hair, this is what we would call, lanugo. The typical lanugo in the newborn infants, and people with Hypertrichosis lanuginosa due to illness or as a result of some medications.

Thinking well, if the theory of adaptation is true (and I believe it is), this hair is the most suitable to perform the thermal function that must protect the inhabitants of climates extremely cold. But this is another issue, and I want to highlight is the difficult task that has been work on these hairs.
In the photos, you can see thick and dark hairs, but there were hundreds of thousands fine, long and blond. Boy and I often joke with the way in which we call these hairs, nightmares. To encourage me, Boy said, “do a bit of nightmare, Josefa?” And I answered sighing, “Yes, dear, no more remedy!”

Although they were very blond hair I managed to see the hairs, (causing shadows with my lamp). That’s how we got to do extensive work in October. However, I was not satisfied with the speed. The days passed and we went along very slowly. So we thought one thing, dyeing their hair with black dye.

And it worked!

Continue to…

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#36

Just curious about this dyeing process, did Josefa dyed your hair in her office, or you did it yourself at home, boy1989? :slight_smile:

#37

Interested to read more:)

just curious Josefa. Does boy1989 have a receding hairline or getting bald?

#38

Reversal of “shooters.”

Whatever you call them: intermediate, long vellus, lanugo … etc. These hairs are almost out of the electrologists reach, but not out-of-sight … thus, most challenging.

A year and a half ago, one of my patients started taking Propecia (Proscar) for the beginning stages of male pattern baldness. His hair loss completely reversed. Most surprisingly, the “longer vellus” — annoying — hairs REVERSED as well: becoming tiny invisible vellus hairs once more. It took about 18 months, but I don’t have to remove any of them (only the actual terminal hairs).

Of course, all of this makes perfect sense since the medication is an “androgen blocker,” obviously, for all hairs on the body. “Male hormone” increases hair size on (certain parts) the body and miniaturizes head hair (baldness). More study is needed to confirm these findings … but in this single case “something” happened.

I suppose if the drug companies confirm this they will “design” a new drug for male body hair? Any names come to mind?

“Better life through Chemistry … “

#39

Cyproterone acetate

ähm, already exists and has (usually) unwanted side effects concerning the libido. These, however can be treated using another drug: viagra :smiley:

#40

The dyeing was done in my office.

Left side. No dye.

Same area on the right side. With dye