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All dressed up and no-hair to go

With the pandemic necessitating self-reliance, at-home hair removal treatments are becoming popular. From hair retard serums to pocket laser devices, entrepreneurs are making sure the salon comes home

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Mental health professional Aviva Damania moved to using a facial hair removal device during the lockdown when cosmetic clinics offering laser treatment were shut. Pic/Atul Kamble

Mental health professional Aviva Damania moved to using a facial hair removal device during the lockdown when cosmetic clinics offering laser treatment were shut. Pic/Atul Kamble

As a teen, Aviva Damania`s preferred choice of hair removal was waxing. The Mumbai-based mental health professional later gravitated towards laser, the only method that promises hairless skin on a permanent basis, for which she had to visit a cosmetic dermatologist`s clinic. "It was a rite of passage, because waxing was such a painful and gloopy process," says Damania, who holds an MSc in Adult Mental Health from the School of Health Sciences, at City, University of London.

When the Coronavirus-induced lockdown was imposed and clinics shut down, she stumbled upon Finishing Touch Flawless, a facial hair removal device that claims to erase hair instantly and painlessly. "The first time I put it on my face, it started buzzing and I wondered if it was going to hurt me, but it did not. The noise means that the device is working." For now, she`s happy with her pocket device. "I`m not yet ready for a laser appointment because it`s risky. The laser apparatus might have been used on so many others."

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