would you get your 15 year old daughter laser hair removal? solution

would you get your 15 year old daughter laser hair removal?

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OK laser hair dismissal prevents hair from ever flourishing back, for the rest of your life. Cost in reserve (it’s about 0), would we have the complaint with your daughter carrying this finished upon her armpits during age 15? Or would we have her wait for compartment she’s 18, similar to the tattoo, given it’s permanent…?

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♥(•mαríα•)♥ said on 22-03-2010
	i don’t think it’s really necessary to get laser hair removal done to your arm pits. you can always shave them …. its not that hard. o_o so no, i would not pay for it for my daughter because i don’t think it’s needed.

LunaSky said on 22-03-2010
	i would wait…

emmy said on 22-03-2010
	yes i would

Alliesaur! said on 22-03-2010

i don’t exactly see the point of the hair… and it’s bothersome having to shave there. especially if she has dark hair. like thick dark hair. (armpit hair is dark, but darker if you have darker hair overall)

i’d let her get it…

and as a parent, i’d buy my children stuff.not make them pay for things they want. i don’t mean every day buy something new for them, but if they want it, i’d get it for them. again, not everyday. every once in a while to show them i care for their wants. cause if you remember back to when you were a teen, wasn’t it nice,if ever, your parents got you something you didn’t exactly expect?

Nessakinsbby; <3 said on 22-03-2010
	i think its fine. its not like shes gonna wanna let her armpit hair grow out someday. so i think its fine.

Stephanie B said on 22-03-2010
	Yeah I would let her get it done if it really bothers her!

BrokenMetallic said on 22-03-2010
	yes, armpit hair is annoying and can be itchy when it starts to grow back. and shaving there is bothersome. i would let her git it.

Bumble Breeze said on 22-03-2010
	I’d have her think about the pros/cons seriously for a month. If she still wants she’d have to pay for 75 percent of it.

Erica said on 22-03-2010
	A tattoo is completely different from hair removal. Yes, I would let her get it if she paid for it herself. To the person below me: Are you serious? People shave because of this thing called being clean. Its the same reason people shower and brush their teeth.

car05161967 said on 22-03-2010
	That is an absolute ‘no-no’. Because that would only be done for sexual reasons. That is why, girls/women shave their armpits.

Emily said on 22-03-2010

It is a waste of money to get it until she is fully mature. Her hair is still thickening and all of her hair has not grown in yet. There are three layers of hair that you have on your body, and you have to go for multiple treatments because your hair folicles are killed layer at a time. I am sure that she will appreciate it when she is 18, but she should really wait. I would even say wait until you are 20! That is a lot of money to waste if you don’t even know how much hair you are going to deal with. Usually, it takes about 8 treatments, and if you haven’t had all of your hair grow in yet, you could be looking at even more treatments than that. Also, it is very painful so I am sure that she is not going to want to go through it for longer than 8 times!

sentenna said on 22-03-2010

I’m 30 and still have to shave. So no I would not get my 15 year old laser hair removal. If she wants it, then she pays for it herself.

Maybe if she had a disorder, like the hair grew back instantly, and a lot of it, to the point where she had to shave every 4 minutes, then yes I would pay for it. But seeing as no one has this kind of disorder, they should have to pay for it themselves.

15 year olds need to shave like everyone else.

Paige (i love tom kaulitz <3) said on 22-03-2010
	im 15 and my mom takes me too get laser hair removal ….it does not hurt at all and im thankful my mom takes me to it so yes if i had a daughter id take her

Ashley said on 22-03-2010
	Sure, why not? The fact that it’s permanent wouldn’t bother me, for something like this. It’s not like she’s going to someday say, "Oh darn, I wish I had armpit hair again so I could shave everyday!"

.... said on 13-09-2010
	i think you should do it, and why would she pay herself? where would she get that much of money at age 15, if i were you i would pay for her.