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hi, i have distinct dark hairs, but there are still hair that remain bleached from previous bleaching...i cannot wait any longer, will it be ok to do the laser, and hope it targets the black hairs since the blonde wont show through anyways?? anyone have experience with this? i ask especially because its on my chin. thanks for any advice

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hi, i have distinct dark hairs, but there are still hair that remain bleached from previous bleaching...i cannot wait any longer, will it be ok to do the laser, and hope it targets the black hairs since the blonde wont show through anyways?? anyone have experience with this? i ask especially because its on my chin. thanks for any advice

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Bleaching only affects the portion of the hair that is above the skin's surface, so yes, if the roots are dark, the laser will treat them.

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don't forget, the skin should be shaved before the treatment and since the roots are dark, you will be fine.

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is it absolutely vital to shave the area? i ask because i never wanted to shave any hair on my face, i just cant see myself doing that

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it is because you want the full laser energy to go to your roots and not waste it on the hair above the surface. plus, the hair wil be burned and can cause burns to your skin. shaving won't increase your hair growth, it's myth.