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Is it okay to get all my hair removal done at once before winter?
2026.11.02 21:52
I took a break from hair removal during the summer, but I started thinking about it again as the weather got colder. I want to tidy up my underarms and calves, and I'm wondering if it's better to get them all done at once or space out the sessions. I've heard from others that because hair grows in cycles, getting treatments every 2-3 weeks is more effective, while others say it's better to get it over with quickly, so I'm confused. For those who have actually undergone hair removal, it would be helpful to know how many sessions it usually took for the hair to noticeably decrease, and how you managed the aftercare. I also think that since clothes are thicker in winter, I might be less concerned about irritation after the procedure, so I'd like to hear your opinions on choosing the timing as well. I'm posting this to organize my thoughts before consulting with a medical professional. I would appreciate it if you could feel free to share your experiences.
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