It can be difficult living with hair where you don't want it. This is unfortunately much truer for women as convention dictates that women are supposed to be much more hairless than men. Men might not want a uni-brow, but generally speaking there are less places of unacceptable hair on a male body than a female. Unfair or not, the cultural convention can cause women undue unease and unhappiness. Some of this unhappiness is caused by vanity, but vanity isn't that bad, we're allowed to want to look good. Some of it is pragmatic, people are judged based on their appearance, even if the judgments aren't substantive they can still be hurtful, either emotionally or to social status/employment opportunities. The classic case of hair problems for women is unwanted facial hair.

Men tend to have their own hang-ups about hair, but it's more about having less than they want then having too much hair in places they don't want. There are options though, there's waxing/shaving, or laser hair removal, regardless of the size of the city you live in or near you will be able to find options. Something high tech like laser hair removal isn't saved for only the people in LA/New York, but also for people in much smaller cities like Austin.

Shaving and waxing have a few things going for them. The biggest advantage to these approaches is that they're dirt cheap. Wax and strips can be bought for a few dollars and the application process is not complex. Shaving is about the cheapest option, razors last a long time if properly cared for. Shaving and waxing have the distinct disadvantage of being very short term solutions only. If you wax or shave hair off it will come back, waxing takes a bit longer to come back, but still comes back pretty quickly; shaving is for some people only a few day solution.

Laser hair removal, isn't just high tech for the sake of being high tech, it's high tech because it's more effective. People tend to have assumptions that there's a lot of ‚¬"modern fluff‚¬, and it's true for some things. But, unlike the voice controlled radio assisted air conditioner (because knobs are too hard to turn) laser hair removal actually carries real benefits over its lower tech competition. Laser treatments are permanent. Now one treatment won't get rid of every unwanted hair, but each treatment will reduce the amount of hairs permanently. Laser treatments are also growing cheaper and more accessible as time passes.

Some advice, laser treatment is more skilled than wax treatments. If you're interested in going down that route to reduce hair, don't hire out some guy who goes house to house with his machine. Make sure you've got professionals who know what they're doing. There aren't many possible side effects but, you're also more likely to get an effective treatment. You also don't have to settle, as said earlier; small cities like Austin have multiple choices for laser hair removal, not just the big cities, do your research and make sure you get to a real clinic.