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Hair removal is one of the procedures most women have to undergo to achieve flawless legs. Although hair removal is a simple procedure, there are different types of hair removal has a lot of Here are some of the basic hair removal treatments that you can use.

Warm Wax: The wax uses minimum temperature that is capable of dilating the pores in the skin thus the skin is easily removed without subjecting the patient to high heat. It is suitable for patients with mild circulatory disorders as well as those who are pregnant.

Hot Wax: It is exclusively for the underarm and private areas where the hair grows at its thickest. It uses high heat to make hair removal in these areas easy.

Both techniques are safe and performed under utmost hygiene thus guaranteeing the safety of the patients. However, waxing can also be performed on the face and is not only restricted to the body. In fact, one procedure that involves waxing and the face is the removal of excess eyebrows.

Aside from hair removal, another method of making yourself more beautiful is through micropigmentation. This procedure involves putting on a permanent makeup pigment in the skin. It is a technique that gives form and color to your lips, eyebrows as well as eyes and it hides the asymmetries of the face and, at the same time, enhances the features of the person.

It is a temporary treatment because the pigment only lasts between 2 and 4 years. The range varies depending on the patient's skin, cosmetic use, and even tone applied in treatment.

Aside from micropigmentation, another treatment that is gaining popularity among most women is called the Sweet Therapy. This facial treatment uses cacao which is a tropical plant that is a source of chocolate. The compound used from cacao is the Theobroma oil which is an oil isolated when making chocolates. This plant stimulates the production of endorphins by the body to promote overall relaxation. It is also ideal in treatment of dehydration as the Theobroma oil nurtures the skin thereby bringing back the moisture that was lost.