5.Different Skin, Different Lasers
It used to be that fair skin and dark hair was best for laser treatments because the laser could find hairs more easily. But as technology has grown, people with other skin types can now get good results with it. If you have darker skin, your dermatologist can switch to a laser with a longer wavelength. It’ll move more slowly and safely through your skin. Do a test spot to make sure the setting won’t burn, scar, or discolor.
6.Shaving
Cave drawings show that clam shells, sharpened flint, and shark’s teeth were popular prehistoric shaving tools. Modern razors are sleek and safer. They can be disposable, electric, and gender-specific. A razor skims just the tip of the hair shaft, so most terminal hair shaves will only last a day or two. It’ll go smoother if you soften your skin first with warm water and a shaving gel.
