Depending on your electrologist’s equipment, there may be a point where further hair removal is unattainable, because your electrologist can’t see the follicles for hairs even you admit that you can’t see.
I have to be careful here, because there are two possible situations like this, one where your electrologist has only a simple circle lamp and can’t see thick white or clear hairs that will make you miserable if you can’t get rid of them, the other is where one is obsessing over thin vellus hairs that are not advisable to remove anyway.
One celebrity who I won’t name got so hooked on Electrolysis that this person hired a personal electrologist as a part of the globe trotting entourage, and proceeded to remove so much hair that the celebrity’s face actually achieved a waxy glow just like the famous wax statue the most famous get made in thier likness because all the hair was removed to the point where the sebatious glands were just spilling oil on the face with nothing to wick it up. You don’t want to go that far unless you really want to look as plastic as a Barbi Doll.
If your problem is thick hairs your electrologist can’t see, either convince your practitoner to upgrade to a better vision set up, (maybe help her out with the cost if she cries too much) or find someone who has a higher powered set up.
I tell my clients to put away their magnifying mirrors, and just worry about what normal people see from a conversationaal distance away. If I had to lick your skin to see or feel this hair, you don’t need to remove it.
