E-Light Hair Removal on a Small, Medium, Large, or Extra-Large Area at Carnation Wellness Centre (Up to 80% Off)
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ParkingE-Light treatments combine intense pulsed light with radio-frequency waves to reduce the growth of unwanted hair on all skin types
Choose from Four Options
- C$99 for six E-Light hair-removal treatments on a small area (C$500 value)
- C$199 for six E-Light hair-removal treatments on a medium area (C$1,000 value)
- C$299 for six E-Light hair-removal treatments on a large area (C$1,350 value)
- C$399 for six E-Light hair-removal treatments on an extra-large area (C$1,600 value)
Click here for a list of valid treatment areas.
Body Hair: Getting to the Root
Body hair can be unsightly, but it’s all part of a natural process. Read on for a basic overview of this stubborn foe.
Follicle: the part of the skin that anchors an individual shaft of hair. Each follicle consists of a sebaceous gland, which secretes oil (sebum) to condition the hair and skin, and a few nerve endings at the base that allow hair to carry out one of its main functions: to act as a sensitive touch receptor.
Growth cycles: during the initial phase of the hair-growth cycle, anagen, strands grow up to 0.2 mm per day. This is followed by a catagen phase, which lasts two–three weeks, then a telogen phase in which hair stops growing. Individual follicles may be at different stages of the cycle at any given time.
Epilation: the removal of hair from the root. Common methods include tweezing, waxing, laser hair removal, and stapling a tiny eviction notice to every follicle.
Depilation: the removal of hair from above the skin, usually via shaving or depilation creams, which evolved in the 1930s from formulas used to remove hair from cattle hides.
Jazz bikinis: the common term for the short skirts worn by flappers in the 1920s—a trend often attributed to the rise of leg shaving as a popular routine.
E-Light treatments combine intense pulsed light with radio-frequency waves to reduce the growth of unwanted hair on all skin types
Choose from Four Options
- C$99 for six E-Light hair-removal treatments on a small area (C$500 value)
- C$199 for six E-Light hair-removal treatments on a medium area (C$1,000 value)
- C$299 for six E-Light hair-removal treatments on a large area (C$1,350 value)
- C$399 for six E-Light hair-removal treatments on an extra-large area (C$1,600 value)
Click here for a list of valid treatment areas.
Body Hair: Getting to the Root
Body hair can be unsightly, but it’s all part of a natural process. Read on for a basic overview of this stubborn foe.
Follicle: the part of the skin that anchors an individual shaft of hair. Each follicle consists of a sebaceous gland, which secretes oil (sebum) to condition the hair and skin, and a few nerve endings at the base that allow hair to carry out one of its main functions: to act as a sensitive touch receptor.
Growth cycles: during the initial phase of the hair-growth cycle, anagen, strands grow up to 0.2 mm per day. This is followed by a catagen phase, which lasts two–three weeks, then a telogen phase in which hair stops growing. Individual follicles may be at different stages of the cycle at any given time.
Epilation: the removal of hair from the root. Common methods include tweezing, waxing, laser hair removal, and stapling a tiny eviction notice to every follicle.
Depilation: the removal of hair from above the skin, usually via shaving or depilation creams, which evolved in the 1930s from formulas used to remove hair from cattle hides.
Jazz bikinis: the common term for the short skirts worn by flappers in the 1920s—a trend often attributed to the rise of leg shaving as a popular routine.