As is fairly typical for a Sunday, I am getting in some hours of electro.

This has got to be the most tedious, time consuming, continuous task which I have ever had to perform, in my entire 51 years.

I can't slack off of it, though; it's a very high priority task.

The effort has been and will be well worth the time and effort spent, but it sure messes with your mind, after a while.

Once the facial is largely accomplished however, I'll be able to throttle down a bit, on process execution.

It makes for an arduous day, though. 

I removed most of my facial hair with laser several year ago now but recently started having electrolysis to remove the white hairs the laser can't get. My electrologist is about the same age as I and I've actually got to look forward to our sessions. We chat through the whole session. It helps take your mind of how much it hurts. ;-)

Karen Lyn

Quote from: KarenLyn on June 10, 2007, 02:31:46 PM
I removed most of my facial hair with laser several year ago now but recently started having electrolysis to remove the white hairs the laser can't get. My electrologist is about the same age as I and I've actually got to look forward to our sessions. We chat through the whole session. It helps take your mind of how much it hurts. ;-)

Karen Lyn

What can you do, girl? The necessity of accomplishing it cannot be debated.

It's frustrating in a way but, you've got to do it.

It's taxing upon one's sanity, but for me that is a non-issue: I lost mine a long time ago. 

You'll feel much better one you reach the point where you pass without make up. It won't do anything for your sanity, but sanity is over-rated anyway.

Karen Lyn

Quote from: KarenLyn on June 10, 2007, 03:04:59 PM
You'll feel much better one you reach the point where you pass without make up. It won't do anything for your sanity, but sanity is over-rated anyway.

Karen Lyn

My last milestone was clearcutting the remaining old-growth that left a half-inch-wide blue-male strip just below my jawline.  That was about 3 months ago, and I'm so happy it's gone.  Now we're at the point that at the end of a weekly two-hour session, we're working hard to find hairs, and Lisa is talking about fallback locations for when there just ain't no more facial hairs and there's still 15 minutes left on the meter.

Karen