Pay R600 for one session OR pay R1850 for four sessions of VPL (Varied Pulsed Light) hair-removal for underarms and bikini line at Chelsea Aesthetics Clinic (save up to 72%)

While tender-eyed puppies, warm fuzzles and Cousin It are considered cute and cuddly - hairy bikini lines and underarms don’t have the same effect.  If people flinch when you wave at them or you find yourself being followed by a masked superhero with a weed-wacker; it’s time to get rid of that hairrendous overgrowth.  Say goodbye to Sasquatch and zap it to zero with today’s Groupon: one session for R600 or four sessions for R1850 of VPL (Varied Pulsed Light) hair-removal for underarms and bikini line at Chelsea Aesthetics Clinic. 

Face it, hair removal isn’t the most pleasant procedure; very few enjoy the sensation of hair being ripped from their skin and especially their bikini line – but, as women it’s one of those sacrifices you make, so as not to be known as the cave woman with hair of mammoth-proportions.  Forget weep-worthy waxes and scary lasers, because one of the top aesthetic clinics in South Africa, Chelsea Aesthetics Clinic, is bringing you one of the most innovative and least painful hair-removal treatments available today: Varied Pulsed Light (VPL) treatment. 

Unlike lasers which give you a sharp zap, VPL is much less painful and has few side effects.  The machine uses the power of light which is emitted across a broad range of wave lengths and absorbed by the appropriate structures in the skin.  In the case of hair removal, VPL sends light to the melanin in the skin which absorbs it and is heated to a temperature that progressively, permanently and painlessly inhibits your hairs ability to grow.

Let the friendly and professional therapists at the glamourous Chelsea Aesthetics Clinic take care of that extra hair with this innovative and frankly awe-inspiring treatment, and revel in the tranquil and luxurious atmosphere that the clinic provides.  Look forward to silky smooth underarms, a beach-worthy bikini line and no more instances of being chased by that crazy Captain No-Hair and his trusty weed-wacker.   

Freaky fact: In Guatemala, beauty therapists don’t have lasers but instead use playing cards which they flick down their clients’ legs, severing the hair in one sharp skimming movement.