i didn't knwo where this would fit in but yea. can you wax your beard?
i searched on the internet for a bit, and there have been people that have done it and suppousevly the hair becomes soft kind of like when we first growthem in puberty.
does anybody have any idea on this topic?
Alice, I was a qualified (DRE) electrologist for many years and I have seen the results of waxing and the difficulties it presents. Even removing hair in the direction of growth (and this includes tweezing) will distort the follicles over time causing them to go into a spiral configuration and then this makes it extremely difficult to get an accurate probe to the root for successful electrolysis. Very often this will result in you needing twice the amount of time to clear your facial hair because not only do you have to be more careful (ie less hairs treated per hour), it takes more treatments too.
Many people claim that they get a finer growth - but often they report this because they don't understand the mechanism of hair growth. Yes, it appears finer because the hair is tapered when it grows back - so appears finer, but if they then shaved this off they would get the thicker, more stubbly hair that is typical of a male type facial hair growth.
If you have a dark facial hair gowth, this cn be successfully treated by laser or electrolysis - red, blonde or white hair was considered not to be able to be treated by laser and only electrolysis would work on this type of hair. However, very recently a new type of laser has been developed that is said to work on even blonde hair - although how much of this is true is anybodies guess at this moment in time. As it is so new, I would ask the clinic how sure they were that it will be successful - and if they are adament that it would kill off blonde hair, then I would suggest that you ask them to back that up with a money back guarantee - if it doesn't work, they re-imburse uou the money that you have paid out.
More information about this new type of laser can be found here:- http://www.hairremovalforum.com/laser-hair-removal-research/blonde-hair-removal/46/