Can a hair removal device be used every day? How often should a hair removal device be used for hair removal?

The hair removal device has become a household name and an indispensable electronic product. Sisters' love for it has made it more and more mature on the road to beauty. How much do you know about the hair removal device? Can the hair removal device be used every day? Now let me show you how this magical hair removal device works!

Can the hair removal device be used every day?

No, long-term and repeated hair removal may cause the hair to grow longer, thicker and darker. In particular, using a hair removal device every day will not only fail to completely destroy the hair follicles, but will also cause the leg hair to grow too long, affecting the appearance and damaging the skin.

How often should I use a hair removal device to remove hair?

Take it off once a month. The hair removal device can remove hair as short as half a millimeter by the roots, allowing the skin to remain smooth and clean for a longer period of time. For most people, hair will only grow back after a month after being removed with an epilator, so you can use an epilator once a month.

The usage is very simple: just use the special pliers on the top of the epilator, place it on the part where hair needs to be removed, and fix it for about 30 seconds, then you can easily remove the hair.

Do I need any skin care after hair removal?

No special care is required, but it is important to avoid sun exposure and ultraviolet radiation after treatment. Do not expose yourself to the sun within 24 hours. The interval between each two treatments is 28-45 days. After hair removal and skin rejuvenation, you can see an overall improvement in the skin of the whole face. All facial blemishes, enlarged pores, dull skin tone or other abnormal conditions caused by sun damage and photoaging will be significantly improved and eliminated.

What is the working principle of the hair removal device

The laser in the hair removal device penetrates the skin epidermis to reach the hair follicles. The melanin in the hair follicles absorbs the laser light energy, producing a photothermal effect. The light energy is converted into heat energy, the temperature of the hair follicles rises rapidly, and the hair follicles coagulate and necrotize, thereby removing the hair.