You are not supposed to shave before waxing, but shaving at the right time is important for a successful laser hair removal session. Ideally, you should shave 24-48 hours before laser hair removal.

Laser hair removal is the most permanent solution to getting rid of body hair. However, darker skin is often left out of the laser removal conversation as most of the technology is not advanced ...

Laser hair removal is safe and effective when performed by a trained professional. “The best results are achieved in a series of sessions tailored to the person’s skin type, hair type, and ...

Rumors have also swirled that laser hair removal caused their skin to sag, but experts insist those claims are entirely false. “Sagging skin after laser hair removal isn’t possible ...

With at-home laser hair removal, most devices can’t handle skin types 4 through 6 (and sometimes the lightest, 1) since the melanin in the skin is targeted to zap the hair follicles.

Laser hair removal for Black skin has been tricky to navigate but now more clinics offer the service. So, here's everything you need to know before booking.

In addition, sometimes a person’s skin type may be incompatible with the laser. Keep reading to learn more about laser hair removal burns, including prevention and treatment.

There is just one other diode laser hair removal devices on the market (the one from CurrentBody), but this is the first of its kind to come in two distinct iterations that are safe for all skin ...

It’s time to finally uncover the truth about laser hair removal—because we’re over myths hanging around so long that some people think they are truths! Check out the top 4 […] ...

At-home laser hair removal does work, however, like a lot of things on social media, the reality may be different than how it appears. To help you protect your body and your wallet, we help you ...