One touch does work! But skin becomes heavy and swollen?

Hair Removal Methods Do-It-Yourself Electrolysis
#1

I have been using the one touch for 9 months on the area in the middle and above my eyebrows. I can happily say the hair has gone. I started spending alot of time clearing the area upto 1 hour and 30 mins every week as the growth had become so strong from waxing, threading and not to mention plucking. I spend about 20 mins max every 2 0r 3 weeks just mainting the area. I only have the odd one coming through and the hair is very fine and tiny. I have just started doing my eyebrows now which is where all the thick terminal hairs are. I am asian with black hair and everytime I used to tweeze my eyebrows they went green. Now the area looks lighter and cleaner with the green fading, thankgod. The only concern I have is that area becomes a bit swollen making my eyelids feel heavy. Is this normal when you have electrolysis on your eyebrows as I do not want to be ageing myself prematurely. Any advise would be much appreciated. Thanks!

#2

You have a better chance adding age to your skin doing laser. Electrolysis properly done has the skin returning to normal in a very short period of time. Most of my clients look normal in 30 minutes to 3 hours. However, it can take 3 weeks to 3 months for some things to subside.

Just make sure that you work clean, and give yourself proper post treatment care.

#3

ya, swollen it does, luckily the face heals increadibly fast

#4

Thanks guys. You have put my mind at rest. I will continue and get rid of these hairs forever. Help and advise much appreciated. I really dont know what I would have done without this website! :wink:

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