Frequently Asked Questions
Section 1: Results and Hair Growth
We refer to this as longer-term hair reduction. It is a progressive treatment that significantly slows down the regrowth of vellus hair (peach fuzz).
No, this is impossible. The treatment works by affecting the hair growth cycle and follicle environment, meaning the hair may become finer and less resilient over time.
No. In fact, it treats existing ingrown hairs at the same time as removing the hair.
This is influenced by health, hormonal balance, and medications. It is a progressive strategy, but typically a course of 6 to 12 treatments is recommended
It is very effective for PCOS. It manages the hair growth and has been known to improve associated acne. Note: Hormonal conditions require regular, ongoing maintenance sessions.
No, the treatment does not stimulate darker or thicker regrowth.
Yes, it is effective on blonde vellus hair. However, if the blonde hair is terminal (coarse/thick), it will not achieve longer-term reduction
While it can remove coarse hair during the session, it is not a long-term solution for thick hair. We recommend Laser or Waxing for those areas; Hair Bare Pro is ideal for refining remaining fine hair following other hair removal methods.
Section 2: Comparisons & Alternatives
Dermaplaning shaves the surface with a blade. Hair Bare Pro uses a controlled alkaline solution that penetrates the follicle to affect hair at the root for longer-term reduction.
High-street creams are often unstable and full of fragrances and cheap ingredients and the results are short term. Hair Bare Pro is a professional-grade formulation with a small molecular structure, allowing it with the Calming spritz to penetrate down to the hair bulge offering longer term hair removal.
Laser often cannot “see” fine vellus hair (peach fuzz). Hair Bare Pro is specifically designed for this hair type, making it the superior choice for facial “fuzz.”
Section 3: Treatment Experience & Benefits
Definitely. It acts as a powerful exfoliant, making the skin smoother, softer, and clearer. It can also help lighten pigmentation and calm congestion.
Most clients find the treatment very comfortable and well-tolerated.
The face and forearms are the most popular, but protocols are available for various body areas.
Usually between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the area being treated.
For facial areas, treatments are usually spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart.
Yes, when performed by a fully trained and insured practitioner. Risks only occur if professional protocols are not followed
Section 4: Technical & Safety FAQ
The treatment is based on well-established principles of hair structure and controlled alkaline chemistry.
The strength is carefully controlledto target hair while protecting the skin barrier. It does not bleach the skin or the hair.
The formulation is proprietary and designed specifically for professional use.
Yes. A consultation and patch test are mandatory before your first treatment to ensure skin compatibility.
Section 5: Combination Treatment
Hair Bare Pro should be performed first, followed by Radio Frequency only if the skin is calm and not over heated.
Yes. Red or NIR light can be used immediately after the treatment to calm the skin.
Both options are suitable and can be tailored to the client’s specific skin concerns.
Section 6: Aftercare & Lifestyle
The treatment removes the skin’s protective barrier. You must use the recommended products to rebalance and protect the skin while it recovers.
Aside from Stop It (the hair inhibitor), the core essentials are Miracle Repair Balm and Power Peptide Serum.
Yes, using other ranges like Dermalogica UltraCalming alongside your Hair Bare Pro essentials is absolutely fine as long as it doesn’t contain active ingredients or retinoids
It is best to wait 12 to 24 hours to allow the skin pH and barrier to begin rebalancing.
Please avoid vigorous exercise, heat, and sweat for 24 hours post-treatment.
Avoid treatment if you have a fresh tan or sunburn. Wait at least one week after significant sun exposure
You may feel a slight “sandpaper” texture or very mild flaking. This is normal exfoliation and a sign the skin is renewing itself.
No this is contraindicated.
We get very good results with acne clients , but because acne is a medical condition We can’t make these claims.
Check with Your therapist to make sure there are no active ingredients that could be too harsh.
