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Skip the myths, not the sessions: Why advanced treatments are worth
The Daily Guardian
|August 05, 2025
Misinformation about hair removal is surprisingly common, and many of us still believe things we probably heard in school or from well-meaning elders around us.

Let's bust some of the most popular myths and talk about smarter, safer, and more effective choices for long-term hair reduction.
Myth 1: Shaving Makes Hair Grow Back Thicker
It's probably the oldest myth in the book and still completely untrue. Shaving only cuts hair at the surface and has zero impact on how fast or thick it grows back. The reason hair might look coarser is that it's been sliced bluntly at the top, not because the follicle has suddenly become Hulk-sized.
Wondering what the better way is? Advanced laser hair removal technology targets the root of the hair, gradually reducing its growth. Devices like the Soprano Titanium Special Edition use powerful yet gentle energy to safely remove hair from virtually any part of the body without affecting the skin around it.
MYTH 2: LASER HAIR REMOVAL ONLY WORKS FOR FAIR SKIN
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