When performing electrolysis, what should be the target area to effectively kill the hair follicle?

The target area to effectively kill the hair follicle during electrolysis is the hair bulb. The hair bulb is located at the base of the hair follicle and is where hair growth originates. It contains crucial cells that facilitate hair development, and destroying this area impedes the follicle's ability to produce future hair strands.

Focusing on the hair bulb ensures that the critical structures responsible for hair growth are targeted, enabling the effective termination of hair production. This is essential for achieving long-term hair removal results. Other areas, such as the hair shaft and skin surface, do not directly influence hair follicle functionality. The hair root, while relevant, is typically part of the larger bulb structure that needs to be incapacitated for successful electrolysis.