What will happen if the hair removal device repeatedly hits the same spot? Who is not suitable for using a hair removal device?

Removing body hair has become a common topic of discussion among beauty-conscious women. Among the many hair removal products, hair removal device is a good choice. How can we achieve the best hair removal effect when using the hair removal device? How can we use it to maximize the effectiveness of the hair removal device? Let us follow the editor to discuss it together.

What happens if the hair removal device repeatedly hits the same spot?

When the hair removal device repeatedly hits the same place at the same time, the burning sensation on the skin will be very obvious, and hitting the same place multiple times will cause severe pain and discomfort. Try not to hit the same spot several times, and wait at least 5 minutes before repeating.

What are the types of lasers used in hair removal devices?

1. Laser: In the strict sense, this is the laser that beauty salons usually refer to. It is generally used in professional medical beauty hospitals, and home hair removal devices are not commonly used because its biggest feature is that laser hair removal is very painful and has relatively low safety performance.

2. IPL: Intense Pulsed Light and Photons. After irradiating the skin, it can close abnormal pigments, destroy hair follicles, stimulate collagen regeneration and other skin beautifying effects. It was originally used for whitening, freckle removal, skin tightening and other treatments. It is now used in home hair removal devices, which can not only remove body hair but also have a skin rejuvenation effect.

How to use the hair removal device

First use a scraper to clean the surface hair. Connect the hair removal device to the power supply and place it vertically close to the skin for irradiation. Just point the light outlet at the area you want to remove hair. Please note that you must wear goggles before irradiation and protect your eyes carefully.

Who is not suitable for using a hair removal device?

1. During pregnancy and breastfeeding

2. Dark brown, brown, or black skin, with red, gray, or blond hair

3. Adolescents under 18 years old (not fully developed)

4. Sensitive skin and scar-prone constitution

5. Have skin problems such as dermatitis, eczema, or wounds

6. Location of tattoos, birthmarks and moles