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Hair Removal Products: Background

Gigi Waxing

o Brazilian Hard Wax
o All Purpose Wax
o Microwave Formula
o Muslin Strips
o Wax Warmers

Why hair removal products are in great demand

Some surveys indicate that as many as 80% of women and 50% of men have unwanted hair on various parts of their body - thus the great demand for ideal hair removal products.

 

Some hair removal salons report an increasing interest in hair removal from men. They often want hair removed from between the eyebrows, around the outside of the ears, and the shoulders.

 

Sports enthusiasts want smooth bodies to cut down on wind resistance. Male cyclists and swimmers want hair removed to give them speed and an edge on the competition.

Women often want hair removal products for the lip, chin, eyebrows, neck, bikini line, abdomen, breasts, forearms, and underarms.

 

Muscle building has become very popular for men and women. Muscle builders prefer the hairless look to portray the 'perfect' body image.

Epilators

o Philips Norelco
o Braun
o Panasonic
o Cordless

With the onset of menopause a woman's level of the female hormone estrogen may decline relative to the male hormones in her body so certain masculine characteristics become more prominent such as facial hair.

 

Sometimes abnormal hair growth is experienced due to using medications such as steroid hormones and birth control pills.

The surgical removal of sex glands can also contribute to unwanted body hair.

Convenient, economical, long lasting hair removal products are therefore in great demand.

History

As fashions changed during the 20th century, hair removal for women became popular with underarm shaving becoming fashionable even before World War I.

 

In May, 1915, Harper's Bazaar magazine featured a model wearing a sleeveless evening gown which showed, for the first time in fashion, her bare shoulders and armpits.

 

A marketing executive with the Wilkinson Sword Company designed a campaign to convince women in North America that underarm hair was unhygienic and unfeminine.

 

Underarm shaving became popular and the safety razor was suddenly in great demand.

 

As the length of skirts and dresses reduced, many women began removing leg hair.

 

During World War II when there was a shortage of silk stockings, many women shaved their legs and used leg makeup to give the appearance of stockings.

 

About Hair

 

Hair follicles are tube-like structures ending in a bulbous shape below the surface of the skin.

 

Within these follicles hair shafts form and develop and then grow above the surface of the skin.

 

The main component of hair is a protein called keratin.

 

Hair goes through a life cycle which includes growth, transition, and a resting phase.

 

During the resting phase (called "telogen") the mature hair shafts either fall out or are forced out by the new growth below them.

 

Each of the individual hair follicles has an independent life cycle. This is significant when it comes to an efficient hair removal method.

Some hair removal methods such as waxing, sugaring and threading can only remove the hairs which are currently above the skin by 1/8 or 1/4 inch.

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