Fit to Print Volume 23 Issue 2: June 2014

S p a & S a l o n . .by Monica Jones . by Heidi Manzo Still have questions? Call for a free consultation. We are always happy to address any concerns and come up with a treatment plan that will suit your individual needs. One - Two Punch Laser & Electrolysis Knock Out Unwanted Hair permanent hair removal specialist will recommend that you use a combination of laser and electrolysis to achieve the smooth hair free results that you desire. During electrolysis, a tiny probe is inserted into the skin. The probe is placed into an individual hair follicle that holds one hair. Then, a low-level electrical energy pulse is sent into the follicle to destroy it. The existing hair falls out, and the process is repeated hair by hair. Those who opt for electrolysis may need to return for treatment between 10 and 20 times to L ike a weed, it sprouts up and spreads out. It grows quickly, moving from your head to your back, down your legs, over your arms and YIKES....onto your face. Hair can be beautiful, but when it creeps onto other body parts like your upper lip, chin and back, it can be more embarrassing than attractive. Hair growth is natural, but some people will grow more hair than others due to age, hormonal imbalance or other factors. From shaving to waxing to plucking, you can ﬁnd several hair removal methods designed to help you remove unwanted hair. Unfortunately, these methods are only temporary; that hair will return before you know it, whether you like it or not. If you're sick and tired of the unwanted hair and want to get rid of it FOREVER, you may want to consider laser hair removal and/or electrolysis . Electrolysis is a cosmetic procedure developed more than 100 years ago to treat people with in-grown eyelashes, and has been used all over the body since. Electrolysis doesn't just remove the hair—it destroys the hair follicle that produces the hair. A hair follicle destroyed by electrolysis (or laser) will never produce a hair (or bother you) again. Electrolysis and lasers are both popular hair removal methods that can remove hair on most areas of the body. Though they have some similarities, these two methods come with different requirements, and different results. In most laser treatments some very ﬁne dark hair and any hair lacking pigment may be left behind. In these cases your 4 equipment. If you are looking for permanent eyebrow shaping, electrolysis is the only method! Imagine never having to wax or tweeze your brows again! destroy all the unwanted hair, depending on the amount of unwanted hair. With modern electrolysis the discomfort level is minimal. If you are looking for permanent eyebrow shaping, electrolysis is the only method! Imagine never having to wax or tweeze your brows again! Unlike electrolysis, which uses electric energy to destroy follicles, laser hair removal employs pulsating light beams. The light is aimed at the hair follicle where it heats the melanin in the hair. When melanin is heated, it causes the hair follicle to stop producing hair. However, laser hair removal doesn't work for very light and very ﬁne hair. If your hair is a good candidate for laser, you may need six to eight treatments, each treatment spaced about a month apart. Whichever method you choose, it is important that your hair removal specialist is well trained, licensed and certiﬁed. When you choose to come to Incentives for your permanent hair removal treatments, you can be assured that you will be treated by a specialist with the proper credentials to safely perform the treatments you desire using state of the art Summer 2014 FIT to Print Makeup With a Pro Have NO idea what you are doing when it comes time to put on a little make up? Or maybe you THIN ,

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