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The sensation of pain is extremely variable from one individual to another; it depends on:
- The individual sensitivity
- The area of the body
(the face is more sensitive than the legs, the centre of the face more
sensitive than the edge of the face)
- The skin pigmentation. The more the skin is pigmented the greater the epidermis will be heated. Light skins are the least sensitive.This is why the darker the skin, the greater the pain.
- The hair density. The more hairs there are per cm?the greater the sensation of heat (density of a man's beard 455 /Iegs 50). This explains why the pain sensation diminishes with the number of sessions
In general, the sensation is that of an elastic band snapped against the skin. For most people a LOT less painful than waxing.
Most will feel NO pain at all. |
