i was thinking about laser but dont want to go that route .so ill explain im biracial white and black i get hyperpigmentation very very easily .my beard is so dense imediatly after a shave my beard area looks completely unshaven and very dark.
could i thiout my beard evenly with electroylisis .so after a shave i have no heavy dark shadow .i dont want my beard removed only thinned out
im darked skinned like singer craig david i guess cant post pics im from london uk
I guess the best person to respond is an expert on beards thick as James. But meanwhile I try to do my suggestion.
One possibility would be to select one of the coarse hairs of each group of many that form the male beard.
Live, our hairs are grouped in clusters of three or four hairs. In the face of women these groups can not be seen, but man are easily recognizable because all the beards are thick.
Oh God!!, Craig David and his Spanish guitar chord in Seven days … Is very noticeable that I like?
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Supongo que la persona más idónea para responder es un experto en barbas densas como James. Sin embargo mientras tanto yo intentaré hacer mi sugerencia.
Una posibilidad sería seleccionar uno de los pelos más gruesos de cada grupo de los muchos que forman la barba masculina.
Live, nuestros pelos están agrupados en racimos de 3 o 4 pelos. En la cara de las mujeres estos grupos no pueden apreciarse, pero en el hombre son fácilmente reconocibles porque todos los pelos de la barba son gruesos.
Oh Dios Craig David y el acorde de su guitarra española en Siete días…¿se nota mucho que me gusta?
selecting single hairs like thats sounds great .lol about seven days great tune .if you look at recent pics of craig david you will see he has very thick beard exactly like mine,
This guy is a young very attractive and the pictures you can see how your face has changed. For my taste, were over-plucked eyebrows. I thought I saw in recent photos a slight modification? appear to have been retouched with some type of permanent makeup. In any case this man is still very handsome.
My advice to you, Live, if you want to soften the features of your face, you should clarify the areas of your cheeks. Do not touch the mustache and chin, in the future you might want to wear the beard. Fashions change constantly and you might regret. If you look closely at the picture of Craig David when he was younger, you see that line the birth of his beard is not as high as today. And that made his face look more “sweet.”
Thinning out requires skill. Basically, you need there to be fewer hairs and what hair remains to be finer. With male beards, this is tricky because most hair is coarse, thus it’s hard to pick out just the coarsest hairs as electrologists do on other areas to remove those first and thin out the entire look. You’d probably need to remove the entire beard once altogether with electrolysis which removes hair one by one, taking about 5-10 hairs per minute with the quick thermolysis method.
I think a Yag laser would be a better solution in your case, followed with electrolysis for any touchups or shaping. You’d only need about 3 laser treatments to achieve what you want. Then you can touch things up with electrolysis if there is any unevenness.
In my experience one can thin out a male beard with just one full clearance. This would get about a 20% reduction. After that, one could do another clearance about 12 weeks later, and possibly another 12 weeks after that. It is possible that you will have the level of reduction you desire with just one or two full clearances with electrolysis.
I have thinned a lot of beards, in addition to clearing them out entirely. You may want to visit my web page, as there is a thinning picture on there: www.ExecutiveClearance.com/beforeandafter.html
but wouldnt 1full clearance giive me patchy regrowth.because if all the beard is removed some hair in the axctive growth phaze will not grow back.but thee rest will grow back so i would have a pachy beard.i could understand that would not be a problem for men who want to completely remove there beard.but i want it thinner less shadow after a shave.also my skin is dark and am worried about hyperpigmentation as i get it after any irritation on my skin and they never fade ive eveen tried 4%hydroquinone.i went to my local hair salon and the girl said they do hour session.
In electrolysis, one full clearance would give you an even hair growth pattern. There are large differences between how Light Amplification by Stimulated Radiation and Electrolysis are done, and the results one can expect.
What you want is the kind of treatment that people like myself give, where a client gets a full clearance in a day or two. If you do this one hour and one square inch at a time, you will have a hard time keeping the reduction even. A full clearance will reduce the number of hairs, you have, and the thickness of the hairs that are left.
I wish my one client from last week would have given permission for pictures to be used, as his beard would have been a great example of what you want done, as would have a certain lady client of mine who had a face full of ingrown hairs. Her case would have shown you how pigmentation from ingrown hairs, and skin trauma disappear with good work.
no where in london will do more than an hour .and please explain how if i get a clearance and some hair grows back but other hair is gone how will the beard not look patchy .as we cant know what areas of the face will grow back and what areas will not grow .also i would love to see examples pics of very even beard after a clearance or 2.i would appreciate it.how much should i expect to pay?
James, how is having one clearance on the beard different from having one treatment with laser on the beard? There is no difference as far as I can tell. Of course, we’re comparing a good treatments with electrolysis to a good treatment with laser.
Live, you need to find a place that is experienced with beards. You may want to look for one that specializes in treating Transgender clients. One hour would not be enough. You’d need a big chunk of time over the course of several days.
Run a search for London here. I know Sharon at Parkside beauty is recommended.
.i still would love to know how it will not result in patchy regrowt,as we cannot know what hairs decide to grow back after 1st clearance .and if i get a pimple on my face it will darken and leave a mark so im worried about that
parkside beauly seems good on there site 9 hours is 500 pounds.but patchy regrowth and post inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a very big worry
i just took a look at the thinning pic you posted ,after 1 full clearance .it looks good but it ansers my questions about patchy regrowth ,his looks very patchy with 0 hair on neck and jaw .so i wouldn’t be happy ,my beard is as thick as his also .did it take 30 hours for the full clearance?good work tho,but i really want no bald areas
You can go in and get a sample treatment to see how your skin reacts.
No one can guarantee you anything - the hair doesn’t always respond the way you plan, the insertions may not be exact, etc. There will also be some risk. If it’s not worth the risk for you, then you shouldn’t do it at all. BUT it’s also something that can be fixeda nd adjusted as you go. What they can guarantee is that they will work till they achieve a suitable natural and even-looking result.
live - you can book a consult with Sharon and ask her how she would achieve thinning out.
More than 5 or 10 hairs per minute can be treated with thermolysis.
The male beard hairs can be selected as the rest of the body.
1 out of 3 hairs can be treated with the assurance that this hair will be removed permanently.
Live, with a selection of hair you will not have bald. I’d like to prove all my statements but unfortunately the links to youtube is not allowed here.
depilac so your method sounds like what i need im going to ring sharon and ask,i defo do not want to risk uneven regrowth with a full clearance .but choosing single hairs will defo not result in patchyness,can you just write the link manually of the youtube vid with your method of thinning the beard.please
Yes, one out of a thousand electrologists can treat 20 hairs per minute. Unfortunately, the electrologist you will findly will likely treat 5-10 hairs per minute. In fact, I would say if you find one that treats 10 per minute and well, you are very lucky and should never leave them.
Depila, you’re in Malaga. We’re talking averages here. It sounds like you think you treat faster than 10 hairs per minute, which is great. But unless you’re moving to London and are offering to treat this guy’s beard, I’m giving realistic expectations of what he should expect on average.
Live, video of which I speak is not a beard, is a man’s leg. In this video you can see that more than 10 hairs can be treated per minute. You can also see that the hairs are grouped in clusters of three. And that selection is likely very thick hair. Although the density in the beard is higher than in the legs.
I will try to explain why James’s suggestion would work equally. In the first clearance hair being treated is the thickest of the group. Usually this is the fastest hair growing after being shaved and therefore that the electrologist will knock first. The appearance will be uniform because the selection will be made by human hair system.
LAgirl, I’m sure many electrologist can remove more than 10 hairs per minute.
This forum reaches all corners of the world. But, unfortunately, not all electrologists of the world participate in this forum.
so when you say full clearance you dont mean remove every hair on my face ,you mean 1 out of 3 all over my face.