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    Take It Off

    Dallas' laser hair removal experts dispel myths about ditching your razor for the laser

    CultureMap Create
    Sep 13, 2021 | 12:45 pm
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    When done correctly, laser hair removal is safe for all skin tones.
    Photo courtesy of Milan Laser Hair Removal

    Body hair doesn’t discriminate. It grows and grows, but that doesn’t mean you have to be stuck with it forever. If you choose to, you can remove unwanted hair without the need for painful, temporary methods.

    Despite what your razor has you thinking, you’re not doomed to live in an endless cycle of shaving. For those of us looking for better, more permanent solutions, enter laser hair removal.

    We sat down with Dallas’ laser hair removal experts at Milan Laser Hair Removal to get the scoop on living that hair-free life and debunk some common laser hair removal myths (no, it’s not as painful or expensive as you think).

    Myth No. 1: Laser hair removal doesn’t work on dark skin tones.

    This outdated belief may have been true when laser hair removal was first approved by the FDA in the '90s, but the technology has evolved, making laser hair removal safe and effective for all skin tones when performed correctly.

    For instance, a laser such as the Candela GentleMax Pro (used by Milan Laser) gives clients the safest laser hair removal treatments. That’s because it includes two technologies: the Nd: YAG laser for darker skin tones and the Alexandrite laser for lighter skin tones.

    This way, places like Milan Laser can create customized treatment plans to fit the exact needs of clients’ skin tones and hair colors. You’re unique, and your laser hair removal treatment plan should be too.

    Myth No. 2: Laser hair removal results are temporary.

    During treatments, a laser pulse is delivered directly to the hair follicle. The follicle is heated and destroyed, so it can never, ever grow again. When performed correctly, each laser hair removal treatment gives you permanent results.

    But our bodies are unpredictable — new hair follicles can become active and new hair can grow due to hormones, age, genetics, and more. This is where touch-up treatments come in.

    If you can find one near you, take advantage of places that offer unlimited laser hair removal packages, like Milan Laser. You’ll never have to worry about touch-up fees or other surprise costs down the road because your results are guaranteed for life at one affordable price.

    Be wary of med spas that offer laser hair removal services and sell packages of six to nine sessions — it might be cheaper initially, but you’ll likely have to pay for touch-ups and buy additional packages to get the results you want.

    Myth No. 3: Laser hair removal hurts.

    Everyone’s pain threshold is different, but laser hair removal is less painful than waxing (especially in super sensitive areas). Many say it stings like a rubber band snap, but only for a millisecond — the time it takes for the laser to zap your hair.

    Most lasers, such as the Candela GentleMax Pro used at Milan Laser, have built-in comfort features. However these features on other lasers do vary, with some using unsophisticated methods like numbing creams, messy gels, and chilled air.

    But the Candela has an innovative cooling cryogen mist that’s released immediately after each laser pulse to instantly relieve any potential discomfort and provide you with the most comfortable experience.

    Myth No. 4: Laser hair removal is expensive.

    Here’s the truth: A lifetime of waxing and shaving is more expensive than laser hair removal.

    Don’t believe it? The average person spends $3,800 over a lifetime on shaving essentials like razors, creams, and exfoliators. For waxing appointments at salons, you’re looking at $24,000 in a lifetime. But what did that money do? Did anyone ever wax and shave and then never have to again?

    On the flip side, laser hair removal is cost-effective — it’s an investment, not an expense. You save time and money with laser hair removal by getting permanent results.

    The average Milan Laser client is 95 percent hair-free in their treated areas within seven to 10 treatments, without having to constantly buy supplies, pay for salon appointments, or carve out the time to keep up with an outdated hair removal routine.

    Plus, to make beauty and confidence affordable for all, some places offer payment plans. For instance, Milan Laser offers great specials plus no-interest, affordable laser hair removal payment plans that can be as low as $29 a month.

    Myth No. 5: It’s easier to just shave.

    The process of shaving is easy — it’s quick and can be done in the comfort of your own home. But add up all of those minutes spent twisting yourself into a pretzel to get those hard-to-reach hairs over a lifetime, and it’s about 39 hours a year. Think of what you could do if you got that precious time back!

    On the other hand, laser hair removal results are permanent, treatments can be as quick as 10 minutes, and there’s no recovery time after. Many places even offer evening and weekend appointments to make it as convenient as possible for you. Case in point: Milan Laser is open weekends and evenings to fit even the busiest schedules.

    If you’re still unsure about ditching your razor for the laser, give the experts at Milan Laser a call at 833-NO-RAZOR or visit a local laser hair removal expert for a free consultation at any of Milan Laser’s Dallas locations located in Addison, Allen, Cedar Hill, Denton, Irving, and northeast Dallas.

    Head here to learn more about laser hair removal in Dallas.

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    Fashion on display

    Rare Halston fashion exhibition now on display in unlikely Texas city

    Brandon Watson
    Feb 16, 2026 | 4:40 pm
    Halston: Inventing American Fashion exhibit Ellen Noël Art Museum
    Photo courtesy of Ellen Noël Art Museum
    An colorful eveningwear grouping takes advantage of Ellen Noël Art Museum's curved walls.

    A rare exhibition honoring fashion pioneer Halston has popped up in an unexpected place: West Texas. Dallas fashionistas who are fans of the designer can make a five-hour pilgrimage to Odessa’s newly revamped Ellen Noël Art Museum to view "Halston: Inventing American Fashion."

    Halston’s minimalistic fashions are rarely the subjects of retrospectives, although the designer’s dramatic life story recently had a pop-cultural resurgence through a 2021 Ryan Murphy miniseries. "Halston: Inventing American Fashion" assesses the talent that made him a household name.

    Known now for outfitting 1970s icons like Liza Minelli and Bianca Jagger, Halston changed the international reputation of American sportswear as part of the famous 1973 “Battle of Versailles” fashion show, holding his own against Paris’ most lauded couturiers. His uniquely louche style still influences contemporary brands like Marc Jacobs, Zac Posen, and Tom Ford, who was briefly the creative director for a revised Halston label.

    The mannequins in the Odessa display are outfitted with 75 ensembles from flowing Ultrasuede daywear to more dramatic draped gowns. The pieces “illustrate how Halston revolutionized fashion by prioritizing comfort, confidence, and modern femininity,” according to a release.

    Although Odessa may seem an odd choice for the show, Halston had deep Texas connections. After he moved on from hat making, Amarillo millionaire Estelle Marsh was his sole backer willing to fund his first Madison Avenue boutique.

     Ellen No\u00ebl Art Museum, Odessa, new facade. The new facade at Ellen Noël Art MuseumPhoto courtesy of Ellen Noël Art Museum

    Halston: Inventing American Fashion exhibit Ellen No\u00ebl Art Museum

    Photo courtesy of Ellen Noël Art Museum

    An colorful eveningwear grouping takes advantage of Ellen Noël Art Museum's curved walls.

    And the recently completed renovation of Odessa's Ellen Noël Art Museum has some of the designer’s signature sleek. Designed by architect R.J. Lopez, the renovation includes new galleries and improved circulation, but the centerpiece is a striking transparent façade, replacing the original brick of the 1985 building.

    “The renovation project has been over 10 years in the making and in the construction phase for the past two years,” says the museum’s buildings manager, Steve Patton, via a release. “The completion of the project has resulted in an incredible facility that is a shining star in West Texas, offering programs and exhibits that will be a destination point for people all over the world!”

    "Halston: Inventing American Fashion" will run through March 22. Admission to the Ellen Noël Art Museum is free.

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