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Instagram, ads, television… We regularly see people with perfect skin on all media, and even though having a series of aftercare laser hair removal treatments achieve very good results, we have to tell you something… Perfect skins don't exist!
There are a number of precautions you can follow after your laser hair removal session that will help you achieve an effective laser treatment and maintain smoother, more hydrated skin. Want to know what they are? read on
Opting for permanentlaser hair removal is a big decision in an attempt (this time successful) to get rid of hair in the parts of the body that bother you.
Whether in the armpits, legs, groin, upper lip, beard, chest, laser hair removal is the solution to get rid of ingrown hairs. And to make happy those who have already decided that fur is not their style.
Although long-lasting and effective, the laser ends up being a little painful for those with sensitive skin. If you want a smoother hair removal, it's important to understand how to treat the shaved area after the procedure. Next, check out all the essential tips and products for skin care after laser hair removal!
Much more than wanting to improve the appearance of your skin, after laser hair removal care is very important to improve treatment results and keep your skin healthy.
Pay attention to care after each session. They will contribute to the best result and appearance of your skin where the laser was used.
The ideal is to avoid the use of greasy creams and body oils right after laser hair removal, as they clog pores and can generate folliculitis. I recommend using gels, products with chamomile extract or corticosteroid-based creams for two or three days after shaving to soothe the skin.
But using moisturizers with soothing principles on the skin relieves a lot of the burning, if it appears.
Usually, it is the most sensitive skins that show more redness after shaving. In these cases, aftercare laser hair removal also includes not taking very hot baths.
Choose antiperspirants without alcohol in the formula and with more soothing and moisturizing ingredients. It is worth remembering that the recommendation is always to look for a dermatologist.
These are simple care, but they can certainly make a difference in the final result of the laser hair removal and ensure that it is definitive.
Anyone who thinks that after laser hair removal is already possible to be exposed to the sun is wrong. The ideal is to leave a minimum interval of five to seven days between the session and sun exposure, to help with healthy healing and not cause stains on the body.
We have already reinforced that exposing yourself to the sun does not contribute to the quality of the treatment, more specifically, to a result without stains.
So, if the goal is to be permanently hair-free and without risk to the skin, write it down:
Using sunscreen in the areas where the laser was used is one of the most recommended after laser hair removal care by professionals in the area.
Especially 48 hours after the session, to reinforce extra care when waxing on the face, for example.
According to the dermatologist, thermal water is one of the most used dermocosmetics after aesthetic procedures. In addition to reducing irritations of sensitive or sensitized skin, preventing signs of redness and itching, it also helps to promote a feeling of freshness and smooth hydration.
Treatments with creams based on retinoic, salicylic and glycolic acid, for example, should also be suspended 30 days in advance from the beginning to the end of the sessions. These products can irritate and make the skin even more sensitized.
Permanent hair removal treatment acts progressively. In other words, the root of the hair follicle (the pore where the hair comes from, you know?) is reached when the hair grows and has already overcome the skin barrier, and, as you may have noticed, not all hairs grow at the same time.
It is necessary to respect their stages of growth.
Therefore, during the entire treatment period with laser hair removal, the hair cannot be removed from the root, as is the case with wax or tweezers.
The recommended thing is that you use a blade for those hairs that are still growing and that, throughout the treatment, need to be recognized by the laser.
Avoid clothing that is too tight and made of synthetic fabrics that make it difficult for the armpit area to breathe. Always give preference to spaghetti strap blouses.
The skin may be slightly red and burning, so light clothes are best for up to 7 days after the procedure.Choose cotton and lighter fabrics. The less friction in the treatment regions, the better, so you also eliminate the chances of stains.
Constantly exfoliating the skin is one of the most important practices when it comes to care after laser hair removal. Not only because it promotes hair loss and accelerates the results, but also because implementing this practice will eliminate dead cells, achieving regenerated skin and, as such, smoother and free of imperfections.
Our recommendation is to use a good exfoliating cream or glove and apply it 1-2 times a week to constantly regenerate your skin. You will notice the results right away! That yes, wait a couple of weeks after your session.
And now, how long does the Laser Hair Removal lasts?
Or, is it really permanent?
You can see all the answers to these questions in thisarticle.
