How accurate is this table?

Hair Removal Methods Professional Electrolysis
#1

I plan on getting electrolysis to reduce the hair on my legs, abdominal and chest, and I was wondering how accurate this table is to electrolysis and if it is accurate, is the hair evenly spread out or not?.. cause I`m condued anyway the table is on this website

Hair Growth Table

any help would be great, thank you

#2

If those areas have coarse dark growth, it would be a lot more cost-effective to get laser treatments instead. Those areas all respond very well and you would only need 3-4 treatments spaced about 12 weeks apart.

#3

The charts looks good to me.
Do make sure that you research the pro’s and cons of LASER vs Electrolysis before you make your choice.

#4

Ok , thank you :), any of you know anything about stretch marks? Lol

#5

What about them? Lots of things claim to get rid of them, but I still haven’t heard of any that actually work.

#6

I have a few questions regarding this chart, and with stretch marks idk, i`m doing my research atm…

#7

I tell people that stretch marks are a sign of nutrient deficiency, and most of the time get rolled eyes, or people saying, what sources are you relying on for that.

If all other nutrients are in balance, then the usual suspect is zinc. (of course, if you are an American, you probably have subclinical deficiencies in dozens of categories)

If you want to read what someone else has to say abou tit, check out this link. It covers some of the nutrients that help make good skin. I would tell anyone with acne the same advice, with the addition of drink more water, and increase your fiber intake.

I am not endorsing purchase of any one’s products, but the point is, one needs internal presence of these nutrients to reverse the outward manifestations of this lack of the body having what it needed to make supple skin. If our food supply was not so corrupted, we would never have these kinds of problems.