Electrolysis by Lydia Waggoner

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Electrolysis is a method of permanent hair removal that was first developed in the United States in 1875 and later modified in France. Today it uses the most advanced technology to permanently remove each hair by inserting a sterile probe into the follicle and applying a slight amount of electrical current which destroys the root, ending future hair growth. Its effectiveness and permanency are well documented in major medical journals. Electrolysis is the standard by which all other hair removal methods are compared.
Regardless of your hair color, skin type or age, electrolysis remains a top choice in permanent hair removal. Its low cost enables a woman to remove hair from significant portions of the body.