Today I had my first visit. But before I get to the visit I would like to give you my background story. It's going to be a long but good one so bear with me.
I am a 30 year old mom with 3 crazy kids at home. After each pregnancy my hair growth got worse and worse. Since I have pale skin and blonde hair I didn't think I had a chance at permanent hair removal. So I would spend 15-20 mins a day plucking away at the pesky long hairs on my chin and neck. And of I didn't have time to pluck I would shave them. I hated them. They have caused so many self confidence issues. I haven't let my own husband touch my face in years. To pull away from a loved one from pure embaresment of something you have no control of. Well, it was hurtful to him and to me.
So this year as the hairs started to get darker and more coarse I went in for a consultation with a laser hair removal place. And they told me that for $1500 they could get maybe 50% of my hair. That just didn't add up to me. No way was I spending that amount of money for half results. No thanks. And did you know that laser hair removal isn't permanent? Yea. Not cool man.
So I did my research and came across New Finish. I thought what the heck. I'll do another consultation. I met with James and was immediately impressed. No judgement for my crazy hairs just facts about what to expect. I set my first appointment on the spot. A week later I was to get my first treatment!
And now we are back today. I got my first treatment. I went in looking and feeling like Chewbacca. Super embarrassed about my growth that I had to allow to grow. But when I exited I held my head high. There were no hairs to be seen. All gone. Sure my face was a little red but that's to be expected. Now that I am home my skin feels a little tight. Maybe how it would feel with a very minor sun burn. But I am pleased that those hairs are gone! I know I still have to go back for more treatments. But I am also very sure that less and less hair will return as time passes.
Let's talk pain. Because that did make me nervous. I was going to do it no matter how nervous I got, but the idea of pain did make me shudder a bit.
It honestly wasn't that bad. The best way I can describe it is a slight pinch with a little bit of an electrical shock added in. So kinda like a static zap. Of course some areas were a little more tender and some you barely feel a thing.
If you're on the fence about it then I say go for it. The little bit of discomfort isn't enough to prevent anyone from getting treatment. And I asleep feel like for the service you're receiving it is very well priced. I can't wait to see how my journey plays out! Thanks to those that read those long blundering review!