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Started by Rachel4now, May 08, 2017, 01:11:10 PM
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Quote from: jentay1367 on May 15, 2017, 02:53:49 PMHmmmmm...I believe my point was lost here. Strategy is one issue, incompetence an entirely different one. How might you ascertain your Tech. is efficient or effective at all? My first run was with someone who had no skill and I was unable to figure that little fact out because I had no frame of reference.
Quote from: Dani on May 16, 2017, 08:16:17 PMTo answer your question directly, all I can say is that my electrologist uses a very modern blended machine that uses both galvanic and thermal modes. She sets the area to be worked on in the machine and the machine determines the type of zap to use. Also when the hair root comes out easily, I know that she has zapped me properly. On occasion, some hairs need 2 zaps to come out easy. Also, she can set the intensity to my own pain threshold. Under the nose and upper lip is the most sensitive to pain. The chin is least sensitive. Neck and cheeks are in between for sensitivity.A busy electrologist is usually a good electrologist.
Quote from: Axolotl on May 15, 2017, 10:30:30 AMHow does anyone tolerate all the waiting between each session? I feel that facial hair is the biggest source for women not to pass and have dysphoria. How is it that there is seriously no better system than this? My electrolysist will only do a maximum of 2 hours a week. She won't do work in the same area of the face more than once a month. Her website says expect 200+ hours to permanently clear the face. This works out to a minimum of 2 years to achieve what most cis women have as a built in feature. How does this electrolysist claim to be trans-friendly if we are forced to delay our lives by 2 years? This is a famous place where I get the electrolysis done, and I will leave the name blank for now.I never thought I'd consider laser, as it's not permanent, but what if I could start feeling alive with more immediacy? Thoughts?
Quote from: MyMichele on May 18, 2017, 10:58:48 AM Get a new electrologist!