what's the best and most permanent hair removal method?

>>7872353
Sixth and seventh degree burns.

laser hair removal isnt that expensive

>>7872371
Thanks!

>>7872353
Electrolysis is currently the only permanent hair removal technique.
Laser usually is only semi-permanent and it also doesn't get rid of all the hair due to varying pigmentations. If you're a male and not on HRT laser usually isn't worth it. Most people seem to say all their beard just regrows after like 2-5 years or so from what research I've done on it. I don't think many people have luck with it being permanent unless they're also on HRT.

>>7872862
Is laser while on HRT permanent?

>>7874954
On HRT your hair will eventually regrow as dark peach fuzz like some unlucky light-skinned, dark-haired cis girls get.

>>7875014
Eww. Does it eventually regrow in roughly the same number as male facial hair, or is it less? Wondering if it's more economical to get laser first then deal with new hairs with electrolysis, or just save up for electrolysis.

>>7875033
Laser is categorized by the FDA as "permanent hair reduction". Electrolysis is "permanent hair removal".

So far as how much you'll spend over time, you can probably figure that out when you do your consult with a dermatologist (you aren't getting laser at a beauty salon or somewhere retarded like that, are you, anon?)

How much would laser cost for the face?

>>7872353
I remember someone posting about this cream you rub onto your body that kills hairs. It wasn't permenant, but it looked quite easy. Anyone know what it is?

>>7875493
My sperm

>>7875493
Was this something different to normal depilatory cream? That doesn't kill hairs; it weakens them enough that they break off, It's also awkward to use over a large area, if you're thinking about using it on your legs or something.

>>7875544
Maybe it didn't kill them then. I remember the image showing it off implying that it's useful for very large areas though, as in, full body.

>>7874954
The more accurate answer is "yes". Laser is more cost effective than electrolysis. The latter will take up far more treatment time and money. A good hair removal specialist will tell you laser is good first, then electrolysis for stragglers.

>>7872353
https://www.amazon.com/Philips-Comfort-Removal-professional-results/dp/B00LJO6DYS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488919874&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=Lumea+ipl&psc=1

This or similar. Make sure to get a 'precision' module to use for the face or you'll fry your eyes with the light flash. Also don't get 'For men' versions. The only difference is a different package and colour and there's no difference between man hair and woman hair.

>>7877170
but muh fragile masculinity

>>7872353
Laser gets about 90% but costs alot and shit still grows back after years in some areas...plus it takes years to get rid of it...

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>>7875494
Thick loads too

>>7877170
is it easy to scar your shit up with that?

>>7875493
There's prescription creams for hirsutism. They are generally just topical 5-AR inhibitors, basically finasteride/dutasteride but in topical form. Can't remember the name off the top of my head. Certain oils act as topical 5-AR inhibitors as well such as borage oil.
They aren't really hair killers though, they just make hirsutism more manageable by slowing growth down. Finasteride/dutasteride will also do the same, as will cypro. But none of it removes hair, just alters the growth.