Concern · 02
The laser follows pigment, and a white, grey, red or very blond hair carries too little of it to be seen. Electrolysis works independently of colour: a fine probe treats follicles one at a time, which makes it precise on small areas.
The laser works by aiming at melanin: pigment absorbs the light, turns it into heat, and the heat acts on the follicle. A light hair holds little melanin, so there is little there to absorb anything. It is not a question of power, it is a question of target.
Our answer
Electrolysis goes around the question. A fine probe follows the hair down to the follicle and applies a current there: colour does not enter into it. It is slow by nature, so the treatment is booked in blocks of fifteen to sixty minutes, and it suits small, precise areas.
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The limits, said plainly
One follicle at a time means what it says. Over a large surface, time becomes the deciding factor, and the laser remains the right tool when the hair is dark. Many plans combine the two: laser for the volume, electrolysis for what is left.
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