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This!

Electrologists are starting to notice a pattern - clients reporting increased facial hair growth after using red light therapy on the face.

Red light therapy is great for skin, but it is also a follicle stimulant. It works by increasing cellular energy (ATP), improving circulation & encouraging follicles into the active growth phase.

That is why it can support hair growth in treated areas.

Most at-home devices fall within the 630 to 660 nm wavelength range, which is the same range used in studies showing hair stimulation effects on follicles.

So here is the key point:

If a device is strong enough and used directly on the face, it may also stimulate fine or dormant facial hair - especially in hormonally sensitive areas.

Before using it, it is worth checking your device specs:

- Wavelength (nm)
- Power output
- Recommended treatment time

Not all red light devices are the same.

Bottom line - amazing for skin, but not always neutral for unwanted hair growth concerns.

I attended this with Alisha this morning. I have the same favourite quote.

One of my favourite quotes is:
"Every day is a school day."
Meaning that there is always something new to learn. As your trusted Electrologist, I will always continue to grow and expand my knowledge to better serve you.

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History of electrolysis hair removal | PERMANENCE Electrolysis hair removal first appeared in 1875. Microwave, X-ray, and laser have since been tried but nothing has matched the effectiveness of galvanic electrolysis.