1 Electrolysis has the best overall results, versus any other method, in ridding hair for long periods of time-or even permanently. 2  Many different hair and skin types can benefit. 3  Because it doesn't target hair pigment (color) like laser, but attacks the follicle itself.
Prune back the wormwood plant by half in midsummer, if it begins to look leggy or if it falls over due to its height. Snip off the top half of each stem just above a pair of leaves using sharp pruning shears.
Cut through each branch on your overgrown yew with loppers or a pruning saw anywhere from one-half to three-quarters of the way down from the top of the plant. Cut stems that grow upward at a 45-degree angle to help pruning wounds shed water.Loppers are best for branches that measure 1/2 inch to 2 inches in diameter, and pruning saws work for branches 2 1/2 to 3 inches around. Water the yew well.Provide at least an inch of water per week to help the yew recover and put on new growth.. Trim back any stubs after new growth slows in midsummer. The new growth develops from buds under the bark that are not evident when you cut the yew back, so there may be short stubs of woody stem above the point where the new growth emerges. Cut back woody stems to within a 1/2 inch above base of the new growth.