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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1994
Page
15
Jane Flower, 21, UNI senior, shares her battle with upper lip hair and the shift to electrolysis. Electrologist Susan Dove explains the process with Lidocaine spray and a 22 karat gold needle, noting treatment time varies and results can boost self image despite beauty norms.
Adler Planetarium presents Star of Wonder detailing celestial events from 3 B C to 2 B C with Jupiter Venus and Regulus. Dr Eric Carlson notes the Magi were leading astronomers of their time and the show runs daily except Christmas with admission 4 adults 2 children seniors. free Tuesdays. location 1300 South Lake Shore Drive.
Magnavox findings show more than half of TV owners misplace their channel changers up to five times weekly. Four percent found remotes in the trash, six percent in the fridge, and one percent in a car. Omni magazine notes newborn kangaroos weigh three hundredths of an ounce and fit in a teaspoon.
Men seek electrolysis for similar reasons as women to look better. Hair is most often removed from the outer ear and back, with in-grown facial hair also removable. Electrolysis can permanently remove hair from anywhere except the nose interior and ear canal, where only edge areas are safe. Susan Dove of Professional Image Enhancement explains limits.
An electrologist excerpt notes that needle insertion is painless and hair is not plucked from the root with tweezers. A possible tug may occur when removing from the follicle, but sensation differs from tweezers. For a licensed electrologist list, call Phyllis McDonald at 515 791 1541.
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