What type of device removes hair from the bottom of the follicle?

The removal of hair from the bottom of the follicle is specifically associated with epilators. These devices work by grasping multiple hairs at once and pulling them out from the root, ensuring that they are removed from deep within the follicle. This method not only removes the hair shaft but also disrupts the hair growth cycle by extracting the hair directly from the follicle.

In contrast, waxing strips also remove hair from the follicle but not in the same efficient or multiple-hair simultaneous manner as epilators do. While shaving devices remove hair only at the skin's surface, they do not impact the follicle or roots at all. Laser devices, while effective in damaging follicles and leading to reduced hair growth over time, do not physically remove hair from the follicle; they work by targeting the pigment in the hair to inhibit future growth. Therefore, epilators are the correct choice for the type of device that removes hair directly from the bottom of the follicle.