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How permanent are you wanting?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrology
I have extensive third degree burns from badly cooking drugs and the hair never grows on it.
I got a terrible sunburn on my legs hiking the Grand Canyon a few years ago. The hair on my legs where the burns were still hasn't grown back.
Dermatologists love this trick
Did you at least manage it a couple times before it all went to hell
You have to get the drugs somewhere so you can get high enough that cooking them seems like a good idea, so yes.
I wish there was a way to do it at home, in my case for body hair. Shaving is a no go with dark hair because it's immediately noticeable and I also typically start to get all pimply because the hair bores into my skin and the inflammation leaves dark spots for many months. That means, the longer I do it, the more I look like some diseased freak. Can't even do partial shaving on lesser spots either because it leaves a hard cut border to the rest, which looks ridiculous. lol