I would very much appreciate an update video, as I'm shopping for one of these as a gift, and you're the only review without bias. Also, brilliant work with the time stamps, everyone should be using that, way more convenient than having to sit through everyone else's 20 minute review videos. Great work.
I had my bikini line done by laser maybe 20 years ago. I was cautioned at the time that it was "hair reduction". I still have no hair regrowth. It has been awesome. At that time it cost $500 for 3 treatments spaced 6 weeks apart. That's all I got. My suggestion is you price out laser treatments. I believe even today the cost could be reasonable for many people and it works.
I've been looking for a good way to permanently get rid of my hair down there, but was hesitant/suspicious about this product when it was recommended to me online. Glad you shared your experience with it, and I look forward to knowing if it works better given a few more weeks of use. Though, it's not looking too promising so far though, given the reviews I've seen. Also the quality of your video is amazing! Definitely subscribing 😊
Thank you so much! I'm glad the video was helpful! I'm very curious to start using it again after the holidays, and to see if the hair on my leg starts to grow back again. Thanks for watching!
Armpits takes longer to treat. Keep going for it. I had professional laser done and it’s worth the time. Hormonal hair is different than body/leg hair that is less hormonal.
That makes perfect sense. In the groin/genital area and armpit area are apocrine glands (secret a scent) whereas everywhere else are eccrine glands (just sweat without scent).
I’ve had my upper lip and my bikini done for 6 months at a University Hospital laser. Yes, it really HURTS. Does it work? YES! The best analogy I’ve heard is “a red hot rubber band being stretched to full and snapped on your skin”. Laser will never work on light hair or light peach fuzz. It needs dark hair to transmit the energy to the root. It gets less painful as the hair goes away.
I would recommend exfoliating your under arms, it will make the treatments more effective! I had the same issue when i started but started a weekly scrub on top of my daily exfoliation and i saw an improvement with the treatments. Muchhh less hair.
This is very helpful!! Thank you you for reviewing very thoroughly over multiple topics. The only thing I want to add is about the initial 2-3 week results which they said is supposed to start making the hair itself a bit thinner as well as the area it covers. Idk if this helps! Thanks again
Just FYI, they can't delete reviews. Coming from someone who ran a Google business page. Google will delete fake reviews and business can submit reviews to Google to review but cannot delete them on their own. Google will automatically review a business reviews if they got a lot in a short period of time. That's likely what happened. On another note, I have been using this in my arm pits for the last 5 weeks (only 1 time a week though because that's what I have time for) on level 6&7 and I have noticed that the hair definitely does not grow as fast and it seems sparser. I usually shave 2-3 times a week and now I only need to shave when I'm going to use the flasher since about week 3.
That’s interesting about the reviews! The reviews I thought seemed to be getting deleted were on Nood’s website, not on Google. And I’m glad it’s slowing down your hair growth - that’s great!! 💜
It tells you that your not supposed to push the device too close. If you're skin is going inside the square, it's being too firmly pressed. It tells you that on the instructions!
Appreciate this review! I do think expecting the same as professional laser hair isn't a good expectation. From what I've seen I. Reviews it seems like coarser hair like under arm or bikini takes a lot longer to see more results. I found a good thread in r/hairremoval. I'm just starting to do my test area (small never done it) to continue over the next week before starting to fully use!
Thanks for doing this review. I have had similar results with Nood and can say I have been disappointed as well. I also think it’s sketch about their reviews… they emailed me about 4weeks after my purchase asking me to review and if I left pictures on my review they would send me an Amazon gift card…
Sad to hear you’ve had similar results! And that’s also sketchy they said they’d send you a gift card if you reviewed it. Especially since 4 weeks after isn’t a time when you’d see massive results (at least not for most people). Thanks for sharing your experience! 💜
@@stephanny7 yes! I shaved on the days that I was going to use the device and I did not shave on most days in between using it, but I don’t think it’s bad if you do.
I was wondering if still you can return it since it’s under lifetime warranty and the company claims if it did not remove the unwanted hairs within the time frame they will refund fully
Hello, thank for sharing، l recommend to Using an ice cube for a short time in the sensitive area before using the device that will stop the pain entirely For armpit or sensitive area if you not using shaving cream to close shave it's will not work It will be Semi-permanent , After this stage in the video, the hair will be light and easy to fall out once you pull it with a tweezer . Now You can use it once a month for four months to achieve completely hair free skin and tuch up ones every year or six months.
@@KathySanthouse Your are welcome i edited it ,but the last part i am going through in the first month, so it's not from experience just what health practitioners said
I just went to try this for my chest . I absolutely hate having chest hair because it’s only a small portion of my chest and looks stupid . If it even makes it grow back a little slower than shaving I’d give it a go .
I got nood for Christmas and used it on my arm pits and bikini line. I still have not had any progress. Trying to get some kind of refund but I obviously went past the 90 days hoping it would work over time.
We have the same underarm hair before. I used to work in a Derma clinic and used “Diode” type machine for both armpits and legs. I used it for almost 2 years and hair was gone. It has very very fine hair but the ingrown and pores were gone! Try it! I think we do have the same type of skin. 😉
Thank you for the honest review. I am a natural red head so I am trying to find an opition for hair removal since I am not fit for office, professional laser hair removal treatment. I don't think its an opition for me with risk of the burning my skin because I am coved in freckles.
Just opened mine. I’ve had professional laser treatments in many area over the years. Just hope to get hair reduction or at least the coarser hairs softer to prevent ingrown hairs and of course getting rid of them would be optimal. I’ll see if it works
Couple things just from reading the instructions they do mention certain deodorants can cause it not to work. Unfortunately they said long lasting (I assume aluminum based) which are the only ones that actually work.
So do I understand that when using nood you’re not using a razor to shave or do you still shave THEN do nood? Because I hate using razors… so maybe having a non razor alternative would be a benefit though it clearly takes more time right?
You shave and then do Nood. I think otherwise the laser would target the hair above the skin and it basically burns it off but also doesn’t get the hair follicle under the skin. 😬
Yes! This is actually a great tip! Professional laser used to use this before the technology got better. The gel both cools and soothes the skin as well as helps focus the laser. I'm sure it does the same for this device. Aloe also works!
Please make an update video, I would be wary of using it on my face, could hurt. I had used a small razor for my facial hairs for quite some time but then it started cutting my cheeks, very painful, so I got rid of it. That might have been because the blade had become dull, not sure. Now i carefully just use little sicors for my face and a very old razor on my leggs.
Sooo.... bear with me. This review actually makes a lot of sense. I've had a lot of professional laser hair removal done over the years. First, the laser industry always over promises. I don't know why 😮💨 they've got a good product, I wish marketers would quit trying to oversell it. Second, no laser that I've come across is completely painless. I'm not sure how it could be, considering it is burning your hair folic in order to damage and scare it so it no longer produces hair. The reason you feel more pain in some areas than others is because 1, you have more nerve ending in certain areas, and 2, yes, if the laser isn't pressed all the way against your skin it won't focus on the dark pigment of the hair folic and will instead pick up darker pigment on the surface of your skin. This is also why laser isn't recommended for darker complexions. Professional laser is making advancements in this area with technology, though. Three, yes, the laser is going to be less effective if you can't get it flush with your skin, but it should still work a little. My other question and assumption about why it didn't work on your underarm is because the underarm hair is more coarse than leg hair, and is this at-home laser powerful enough to treat coarse hair or is it just meant for normal type hair? Also, I find it interesting that they say 6-8 weeks and not 6-8 treatments. This is odd to me because the way I understand it from professional laser is that you need 6-8 treatments, but they are typically scheduled 4-6 weeks apart due to the hair growth cycle. Assuming this probably isn't as strong of a laser, I'm guessing that you would need more frequent treatments to damage the follicles. Whereas the goal with professional laser is to damage the follicles with the first treatment, and then when new follicles become active in 6-8 weeks, you go back to damage those. Eventually, what you see over time is a drastic reduction in hair growth. But as new follicles become active, you see the hair growth return. This brings me back to overselling. Laser should be marketed as hair reduction, not hair removal. Even though the damaged follicles won't grow hair anymore. New ones will continue to produce hair, and you will need to go back for touch-up treatments. I'm very interested in this product because I deal with PCOS but I'd like to understand it better and know that it's going to work on my more coarse hair before buying it. Thank you for such a thorough and honest review. I hope I helped you maybe understand some of the issues with it!
Yes, this all makes sense! In my final review video, I talked about some of this. I really disagree with these companies referring to it as “permanent.”
@Kathy Santhouse technically speaking it should be permanent for the follicles hit by the laser but not all follicles are and then new ones produce hair so you do start growing hair again. But yes they shouldn't call it permanent.
Yep the triple pass plus the twice per week usage it was WAY too much of a time commitment. Does it work? Sure. Is it worth it? Not in my opinion. Did I see hair reduction? Yes, but at the expense of several hours a week and not enough to make it noticeable. So, highly recommend finding a different device that moves MUCH quicker. This one is not worth your time or money. They certainly over promise on this one. I still have mine, but I also recently purchased a more expensive one that has legit reviews. Not only ones in their website, that like she said seem sketch.
I had laser hair removal done about 9 years ago. I got the flasher recently to treat what's grown back since then. I just finished week 7 and am not seeing much difference. I think it's slowing growth. I'd love to see how it goes if you're still using yours.
@@KathySanthouse I saw that after this. You didn't continue using it though like the directions say so I'm still left wondering about what happens with the second phase of treatment. Laser hair removal took a year of treatments.
@@KathySanthouse I can relate to that. I might be more upset about all the time I've put into this and the pain I had to tolerate than I am the money. Did you do your return and how did it go? I hope they don't make it difficult. I no longer have a printer to print labels or forms, etc.
@@GinTemoshawsky I decided to not return it so I could use it for longer and with filming and everything I was outside of the time frame anyway, which is okay.
I’ve used Ideal image and it works but is pretty painful. It took a year of treatments but they weren’t often like nood, at first every month then longer between sessions
When you go professionally laser, you have to shave every time before you laser it try shaving every time before you use the product and then take another review and see if that helps and it's harder to remove thicker hair even when you go get laser professionally
@@KathySanthouse I just got mine today. It also says it in the booklet though to be fair, that may be an updated version after hearing criticism like you mentioned
@@Filmstudent3663 that makes sense! Maybe I missed it in the booklet cause I definitely don’t remember it saying that. But either way, I’m glad they are warning people of that!!
Can i use it on my balls? If anything i wish i could use on my ears. But hairs kinda growing on the inside of the fold. So maybe i should use nair which i have never tried
darn i wanted something like this to work. as i’m dealing with a progressive genetic condition and shaving is becoming increasingly more difficult and tiring.
She's being pretty critical if it had been sponsored. Calling out their practice of allegedly removing negative reviews is probably not chill in a sponsored review.
I would very much appreciate an update video, as I'm shopping for one of these as a gift, and you're the only review without bias. Also, brilliant work with the time stamps, everyone should be using that, way more convenient than having to sit through everyone else's 20 minute review videos. Great work.
Noted! And I’m so glad my video was helpful! Thanks for watching! 💜
Agreed! This review was super thorough, and I would love a follow up after the touch ups.
Did you do an update video? @@KathySanthouse
@@ceciliamarie2375 I did!
@@KathySanthouse
I had my bikini line done by laser maybe 20 years ago. I was cautioned at the time that it was "hair reduction". I still have no hair regrowth. It has been awesome. At that time it cost $500 for 3 treatments spaced 6 weeks apart. That's all I got. My suggestion is you price out laser treatments. I believe even today the cost could be reasonable for many people and it works.
That’s amazing it still hasn’t grown back!!
Armpits were priced out to me as $1300. Nope
Please do an update video!! It would be great to know if it is permanent.
I'll be posting an update video in a couple of weeks! 😀
I've been looking for a good way to permanently get rid of my hair down there, but was hesitant/suspicious about this product when it was recommended to me online. Glad you shared your experience with it, and I look forward to knowing if it works better given a few more weeks of use. Though, it's not looking too promising so far though, given the reviews I've seen.
Also the quality of your video is amazing! Definitely subscribing 😊
Thank you so much! I'm glad the video was helpful! I'm very curious to start using it again after the holidays, and to see if the hair on my leg starts to grow back again. Thanks for watching!
You need an update video, I finally gave in and bought the Monsia Silk Series Pro, so far loving the results on my 2nd session and seeing results.
A long term follow up video would be great!
Noted!
Armpits takes longer to treat. Keep going for it. I had professional laser done and it’s worth the time. Hormonal hair is different than body/leg hair that is less hormonal.
That's interesting! This was definitely taking a LOT more time than getting it professionally done. 😬
That makes perfect sense. In the groin/genital area and armpit area are apocrine glands (secret a scent) whereas everywhere else are eccrine glands (just sweat without scent).
Thank you so very much for your honesty, I so truly appreciate it. My answer is definitely would love to see your follow up video 😊
Thanks! ☺️
I’ve had my upper lip and my bikini done for 6 months at a University Hospital laser. Yes, it really HURTS. Does it work? YES! The best analogy I’ve heard is “a red hot rubber band being stretched to full and snapped on your skin”. Laser will never work on light hair or light peach fuzz. It needs dark hair to transmit the energy to the root. It gets less painful as the hair goes away.
Thanks for sharing! I'm so glad it worked for you! 💜
I would recommend exfoliating your under arms, it will make the treatments more effective! I had the same issue when i started but started a weekly scrub on top of my daily exfoliation and i saw an improvement with the treatments. Muchhh less hair.
Great honest and informative review, thanks! Would love to see any and all additional updates on its effectiveness
Thanks for watching! I have an update video coming out in a couple of weeks!
very unbiased review!!! thank youuuu
I’m glad it was helpful! ☺️
This is very helpful!! Thank you you for reviewing very thoroughly over multiple topics. The only thing I want to add is about the initial 2-3 week results which they said is supposed to start making the hair itself a bit thinner as well as the area it covers. Idk if this helps! Thanks again
That makes sense! Thanks for that and for watching! 💜
Thank you for posting this review!! You just saved me a ton of time and money! ❤
You’re so welcome! ❤️
Just FYI, they can't delete reviews. Coming from someone who ran a Google business page. Google will delete fake reviews and business can submit reviews to Google to review but cannot delete them on their own. Google will automatically review a business reviews if they got a lot in a short period of time. That's likely what happened.
On another note, I have been using this in my arm pits for the last 5 weeks (only 1 time a week though because that's what I have time for) on level 6&7 and I have noticed that the hair definitely does not grow as fast and it seems sparser. I usually shave 2-3 times a week and now I only need to shave when I'm going to use the flasher since about week 3.
That’s interesting about the reviews! The reviews I thought seemed to be getting deleted were on Nood’s website, not on Google.
And I’m glad it’s slowing down your hair growth - that’s great!! 💜
It tells you that your not supposed to push the device too close. If you're skin is going inside the square, it's being too firmly pressed. It tells you that on the instructions!
Kathy, thank you so so so much for saving me $$$ because I was about to pull the trigger but doesn’t seem worth it
I'm glad it was helpful!!
Appreciate this review! I do think expecting the same as professional laser hair isn't a good expectation. From what I've seen I. Reviews it seems like coarser hair like under arm or bikini takes a lot longer to see more results. I found a good thread in r/hairremoval. I'm just starting to do my test area (small never done it) to continue over the next week before starting to fully use!
Thanks for being honest! Nice review! ❤
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Love the sincere review !!!
Thanks for watching!
This video was so helpful! I couldn't find many third party reviews so I bought it...then found this video and immediately cancelled my order.
I’m glad it was helpful! ☺️ Let me know if you find something else that works!
Great review. Thank you. Was about to buy one for my wife for Christmas, but I don’t think it’s worth it.
I'm glad it was helpful!
Yes, please do a follow up video!
I did! ☺️
Glad I came here before buying
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Thanks for doing this review. I have had similar results with Nood and can say I have been disappointed as well. I also think it’s sketch about their reviews… they emailed me about 4weeks after my purchase asking me to review and if I left pictures on my review they would send me an Amazon gift card…
Sad to hear you’ve had similar results! And that’s also sketchy they said they’d send you a gift card if you reviewed it. Especially since 4 weeks after isn’t a time when you’d see massive results (at least not for most people). Thanks for sharing your experience! 💜
Did you shave your legs before using the device?? And once you used it did you shave in between??? I just bought it
@@stephanny7 yes! I shaved on the days that I was going to use the device and I did not shave on most days in between using it, but I don’t think it’s bad if you do.
Thank you so much for your honest review!!
You’re so welcome! 💜
Your review was so simple and informative with great photos. I’m so impressed with you that I subscribed. Thank you 😊
I was wondering if still you can return it since it’s under lifetime warranty and the company claims if it did not remove the unwanted hairs within the time frame they will refund fully
Almost bought this today but now have second thoughts… thanks for your video!!
I’m glad it was helpful! ☺️
Hello, thank for sharing، l recommend to Using an ice cube for a short time in the sensitive area before using the device that will stop the pain entirely
For armpit or sensitive area if you not using shaving cream to close shave it's will not work
It will be Semi-permanent , After this stage in the video, the hair will be light and easy to fall out once you pull it with a tweezer . Now You can use it once a month for four months to achieve completely hair free skin and tuch up ones every year or six months.
Thanks for sharing that tip! And for watching!
@@KathySanthouse
Your are welcome i edited it ,but the last part i am going through in the first month, so it's not from experience just what health practitioners said
Thank you for an actual honest review!
You’re so welcome! 💜
I just went to try this for my chest . I absolutely hate having chest hair because it’s only a small portion of my chest and looks stupid . If it even makes it grow back a little slower than shaving I’d give it a go .
It's worth a shot!
please make an update video! i just ordered one of these and it's getting delivered today
I made an update video a while ago 😬 I hope it works for you! 💜
I got nood for Christmas and used it on my arm pits and bikini line. I still have not had any progress. Trying to get some kind of refund but I obviously went past the 90 days hoping it would work over time.
Aw that’s frustrating! I’m sad to hear you haven’t had any results either. 😞
Glad I watched this before purchasing. I’ll just save my $ and buy laser hair removal
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Oh boy. Glad I watched this!
I’m glad it was helpful! ☺️
We have the same underarm hair before. I used to work in a Derma clinic and used “Diode” type machine for both armpits and legs. I used it for almost 2 years and hair was gone. It has very very fine hair but the ingrown and pores were gone! Try it! I think we do have the same type of skin. 😉
Good to know! I'm glad you found something that worked for you! 💜
Thank you so much for this video. Super useful.
you're so welcome!
This seems promising for me since I'm basically hairless. I'm hopeful thank you
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Thank you for the honest review. I am a natural red head so I am trying to find an opition for hair removal since I am not fit for office, professional laser hair removal treatment. I don't think its an opition for me with risk of the burning my skin because I am coved in freckles.
You’re welcome! I’m glad it was helpful. Based on everything I’ve read, it doesn’t work well with freckles. 😞
Great review , very thorough , yes please make the next vid
Thank you! And I did make an update video! ☺️
Just opened mine. I’ve had professional laser treatments in many area over the years. Just hope to get hair reduction or at least the coarser hairs softer to prevent ingrown hairs and of course getting rid of them would be optimal. I’ll see if it works
I hope it works for you!!
Thank you for being honest and sharing an in depth experience- you got a sub from me
I’m so glad it was helpful! 💜
You said you turned it up to 7 after testing it the first time.
Do you think if you turned it down to maybe 6 or 5?
Couple things just from reading the instructions they do mention certain deodorants can cause it not to work.
Unfortunately they said long lasting (I assume aluminum based) which are the only ones that actually work.
So do I understand that when using nood you’re not using a razor to shave or do you still shave THEN do nood? Because I hate using razors… so maybe having a non razor alternative would be a benefit though it clearly takes more time right?
You shave and then do Nood. I think otherwise the laser would target the hair above the skin and it basically burns it off but also doesn’t get the hair follicle under the skin. 😬
i have to apply ultrasound gel before to used the IPL Machine face and body please let me know thanks so much
So interesting!
Yes! This is actually a great tip! Professional laser used to use this before the technology got better. The gel both cools and soothes the skin as well as helps focus the laser. I'm sure it does the same for this device. Aloe also works!
Please make an update video, I would be wary of using it on my face, could hurt. I had used a small razor for my facial hairs for quite some time but then it started cutting my cheeks, very painful, so I got rid of it. That might have been because the blade had become dull, not sure. Now i carefully just use little sicors for my face and a very old razor on my leggs.
Ouch! Razors can be so tricky!
Sooo.... bear with me. This review actually makes a lot of sense. I've had a lot of professional laser hair removal done over the years.
First, the laser industry always over promises. I don't know why 😮💨 they've got a good product, I wish marketers would quit trying to oversell it.
Second, no laser that I've come across is completely painless. I'm not sure how it could be, considering it is burning your hair folic in order to damage and scare it so it no longer produces hair. The reason you feel more pain in some areas than others is because 1, you have more nerve ending in certain areas, and 2, yes, if the laser isn't pressed all the way against your skin it won't focus on the dark pigment of the hair folic and will instead pick up darker pigment on the surface of your skin. This is also why laser isn't recommended for darker complexions. Professional laser is making advancements in this area with technology, though.
Three, yes, the laser is going to be less effective if you can't get it flush with your skin, but it should still work a little.
My other question and assumption about why it didn't work on your underarm is because the underarm hair is more coarse than leg hair, and is this at-home laser powerful enough to treat coarse hair or is it just meant for normal type hair?
Also, I find it interesting that they say 6-8 weeks and not 6-8 treatments. This is odd to me because the way I understand it from professional laser is that you need 6-8 treatments, but they are typically scheduled 4-6 weeks apart due to the hair growth cycle. Assuming this probably isn't as strong of a laser, I'm guessing that you would need more frequent treatments to damage the follicles. Whereas the goal with professional laser is to damage the follicles with the first treatment, and then when new follicles become active in 6-8 weeks, you go back to damage those. Eventually, what you see over time is a drastic reduction in hair growth. But as new follicles become active, you see the hair growth return.
This brings me back to overselling. Laser should be marketed as hair reduction, not hair removal. Even though the damaged follicles won't grow hair anymore. New ones will continue to produce hair, and you will need to go back for touch-up treatments.
I'm very interested in this product because I deal with PCOS but I'd like to understand it better and know that it's going to work on my more coarse hair before buying it.
Thank you for such a thorough and honest review. I hope I helped you maybe understand some of the issues with it!
Yes, this all makes sense! In my final review video, I talked about some of this. I really disagree with these companies referring to it as “permanent.”
@Kathy Santhouse technically speaking it should be permanent for the follicles hit by the laser but not all follicles are and then new ones produce hair so you do start growing hair again. But yes they shouldn't call it permanent.
@@allisonharrington1784 that makes sense!
Yep the triple pass plus the twice per week usage it was WAY too much of a time commitment. Does it work? Sure. Is it worth it? Not in my opinion. Did I see hair reduction? Yes, but at the expense of several hours a week and not enough to make it noticeable. So, highly recommend finding a different device that moves MUCH quicker. This one is not worth your time or money. They certainly over promise on this one. I still have mine, but I also recently purchased a more expensive one that has legit reviews. Not only ones in their website, that like she said seem sketch.
How long did the shipping take? I ordered me one before I saw this review, honestly wishing I watched your videos before I purchased 😅
I think it was a week. I hope you have better luck with it than I did! 💜
Super helpful review!! Thanks :-)
Thank you! ❤️
I’ve used it twice so far on my legs, on level 7 the second time and I have ‘grid’ marks as if Its burned me. I will be sticking to 6
Oh no! That’s not good. I hope it doesn’t do that any more. 😬
My wife and I are trying it... a few weeks in-- nothing noticeable.
I hope you see more results than I did!
I had laser hair removal done about 9 years ago. I got the flasher recently to treat what's grown back since then. I just finished week 7 and am not seeing much difference. I think it's slowing growth. I'd love to see how it goes if you're still using yours.
Check out my final update video I posted! I talk about how it seems to be slowing the growth instead of removing it permanently.
@@KathySanthouse I saw that after this. You didn't continue using it though like the directions say so I'm still left wondering about what happens with the second phase of treatment. Laser hair removal took a year of treatments.
@@GinTemoshawsky makes sense. I didn’t feel like it was worth my time to continue based on the initial 8 weeks. 😬
@@KathySanthouse I can relate to that. I might be more upset about all the time I've put into this and the pain I had to tolerate than I am the money. Did you do your return and how did it go? I hope they don't make it difficult. I no longer have a printer to print labels or forms, etc.
@@GinTemoshawsky I decided to not return it so I could use it for longer and with filming and everything I was outside of the time frame anyway, which is okay.
Te habla for sharing…. Continue sharing future results so we can follow up.
Hello dear, what do you think of the Poseidon device for removing very thick hair?
I’ve used Ideal image and it works but is pretty painful. It took a year of treatments but they weren’t often like nood, at first every month then longer between sessions
Interesting! That sucks that it’s so painful 😬
So crazy!! It’s really not taking to my armpits either!! After months!!!
So frustrating!
Thank you for your review!
Glad it was helpful!
Can you make a video when you are using it? Di you wear sunglasses when using it?
I love you review - you give honest perspective!
I’m glad it was helpful!
Thanks for taking the time to make this video was a real help
I’m glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 💜
When you go professionally laser, you have to shave every time before you laser it try shaving every time before you use the product and then take another review and see if that helps and it's harder to remove thicker hair even when you go get laser professionally
This was helpful!
I’m so glad! 💜
Does it work on ingrown hairs as well?
They actually send a pre email with the safety precautions and it says not to press to the point that skin comes in contact with the protective glass
Interesting! I don't think I received that email. 😅 I'm still not sure how they expect it to be used for Brazilian...
@@KathySanthouse I just got mine today. It also says it in the booklet though to be fair, that may be an updated version after hearing criticism like you mentioned
@@Filmstudent3663 that makes sense! Maybe I missed it in the booklet cause I definitely don’t remember it saying that. But either way, I’m glad they are warning people of that!!
Thank you!
You're welcome! ☺️
Can you do a review on the Monsia Silk Series?
Would be curious for an update :)
I posted one! ☺️
Nice job, & thx sincerely 💯👍
Thank you!
I'm looking for a demo for the saftey test they recommend
Do you have any other permanent hair removal options?
From my understanding, the only actually permanent hair removal solution is electrolysis. 😬
You used the other laser Jovs on your legs before using nood device...so that hair was treated before.
That is true! But I didn’t see any results with the Jovs.
Would this work on women's chest hair?
What level did you use it at?
The highest one ☺️
Update please!
It’s coming out on Friday! ☺️
Can i use it on my balls? If anything i wish i could use on my ears. But hairs kinda growing on the inside of the fold. So maybe i should use nair which i have never tried
I'd be nervous to use it down there without it hurting a lot or burning myself. 😬
darn i wanted something like this to work. as i’m dealing with a progressive genetic condition and shaving is becoming increasingly more difficult and tiring.
That’s sounds really hard! I was really hoping it would work better than it did too!
How many times a week should i use
The instructions say twice a week, and I did it every 3 days.
Follow up video plz !!!
Already did! ☺️
How long to use on face and chin?
I used it for 8 weeks but didn’t see any change on my face and chin. 😞
@Kathy Santhouse wow ok I appreciate your response back thank you
Back in the day they called this snake oil
😂😂
Has anyone told you you look like Sam from Cobra Kai?😂
Nope. 🤣
According to Nood they use IPL tech nology not laser as the title says.....
That is true - I'll change it. ☺️
Lesar, paraej, wot, hai
"THEY SENT TO ME" kinda sounds like you were sponsored
I purchased it with my own money. Definitely not sponsored or gifted. ☺️
She's being pretty critical if it had been sponsored. Calling out their practice of allegedly removing negative reviews is probably not chill in a sponsored review.
Should I use it daily?
Lesar, paraej, wot, hai