Ulike changed my life. I used to get stubble on my chin and sideburns by early afternoon. I had to shave my face every single day, and it still felt rough and coarse to the touch. I wouldn't even let my husband touch my face 😢 After maybe 2 or 3 sessions with Ulike, I noticed not needing to shave for DAYS and still seeing very little hair. I'm about 3 months in now, and I honestly can't remember the last time I've shaved my face. I feel so much more confident going out in public, not being worried if people can see my stubble and razor bumps through my makeup
The stubble question is actually the most important for me! Does anyone have more experience?? I never shaved in my life..only wax or silkepil … and the full on shaving especially on bikini area is a really hateful new experience that I don’t want to repeat after the first to times using the unlike…. I am now wondering if I just waste my time doing the light zapping on stubble, because I don’t want to ever have needles in my pants and the immediate ingrown hair make me wonder how any person could have ever been convinced it’s a good or/and an esthetic idea to shave down there…….. I literally want to zapp the bikini zone for the bikini moments of my life and would usually wax it, but decided to invest some time and money, to be lazy again after the work😅
i will always be so impressed by your commitment to separate your body into halves to demonstrate the effectiveness of products! you're one the channels i trust the most almost for that reason! and your intelligent analysis of all of the things you talk about while also being understanding about the wide breadth of people who are watching your videos and making them entertaining to watch! you are just amazing
@@anissa1st414 yes. So I’ve been doing this 6 months and I finally don’t have to shave as often. It slows growth way down, the hair is finer. Very very few ingrowns now
If you don't shave the hair gets hot. Instead of a hot pinprick, it's a hot hair on your skin. I tried it on my forehead to see if it would work on dark spots and some strands of head hair got in the way and those hairs were all burnt and scraggly.
@komalzia6566 it different from the cassandra one.. it does get slightly warm and pings like a rubber band with every flash..but I've got used to it.. worth the hairy gorilla 💝💝💝🤗🤗
I bought the Ulike back in February 2023 and used it twice a week in the middle setting and by May I was almost hair free. I have started using it again this month because I found some areas of my legs have started growing some thing hair here and there but is not much, I am overall really happy with my results and I love, love the feeling of smooth legs. I have very very fair skin and jet back hair so I think my result are due to the difference in tone of my hair and skin tone. I am so happy I finally decided to do this because I’ve shaved every day of my life since I was 13 and omg, shaving every day was a chore.
I got the Ulike IPL device based on your recommendation and honestly? This device is one of the best things I have bought all year. It’s so so worth the money. It fucking works. It works! I was always so stressed from hair removal because I have sensitive skin (ingrowns, razor burn, and folliculitis) and i even have sensory issues from stubble. I no longer THINK about my body hair throughout my work week. I finally have peace from this issue. The issue of my thick and dark body hair used to cause me so much grief
I hear you on the folliculitis! I used to get MEGA painful pustules on my thighs (sometimes it hurt to wear anything but loose, soft PJs!), and after doing IPL, they are GONE! Makes sense...I no longer have hair, so I no longer have painful, inflamed hair follicles!
Hi Cassandra. I started doing IPL after seeing your review on Ulike and have had such good results. I'm 90% hairless on underarms. The only little patch that grows is so thin it's hard to even see anymore. My lips and chin are still not there yet, but the hairs are growing thinner and lighter so that's great news. Thanks for the great honest reviews you always give.
@SuperXeop no. If I'm doing my legs and I start to feel it getting hotter I just stop for 15 or 20 min to let it cool off and then finish up. No pain though.
I've been using an epilater for almost 20 years and I hardly have any hair growth on my legs and underarms. This would be a great option for the more sensitive areas.
I just got Ulike Air3. It does give you a pinching sensation when on full power mode after 10-15 minute use. I have to pause the treatment, let the device cool down and resume till finish. The sapphire head is cool, but the pulse is hotter so after a while it does’t give your skin cool anymore and thus I could start to feel the pain and heat on my skin.
@@PerimSar I have used on my upper lips 4 times within a month. It seems to slow growing back. I think it works for me. My legs and arms are effective, but not as noticeable as my facial hair.
Been using the rose skin co one consistently for just over a month and it’s been a game changer 😁 my dark body hair has dramatically reduced, (the fine blonde ones are still there but idm those really) I just love that the hairs grow back slower and finer so I don’t have itchy legs for days after shaving. I do find that in harder to shave areas like arm pits and pubic area it can hurt a bit if theres a bit of stubble/hairs that missed the razor. Idk how some people can do it in 10mins but that extra time is definitely worth the lasting results. Mine was only £50 in the sale when I got it a couple years ago so it was a no brainer 😁
That’s the one I use. I had to stop when I got pregnant, but I noticed my leg hairs were growing back only in patches with thin hair. It was great. Now that I’m done having babies, I’m getting back at it!
I just got the Ulike purple one :) Excited to shave less. 6 years ago I used a Phillips IPL on my legs and 6 years on about 30% came back. I'm lazy, Hated prickly legs touching so having hairless legs for me is a comfortable thing and saves time. I'm going to sell my Phillips because it's just bulky and takes ages to use. I'm hoping my bikini line that's taking over half my inner thighs will be gone because I get horrible shaving rash in my intimate area so if that's gone then again a more comfortable life. My arm hair over time is so fine and blonde it's not worth it but my pits need doing to and when I get facial hair that will be next. I actually did have electrolysis 6 years ago on nipple hairs and although painful it was excellent, Yes women get nipple hair to lol Great video cassandra and love your honesty.
I've been using the Braun Silk Expert Pro 5 and it's great! it was way more $$$ than the other ones. somehow it coming from Braun it makes me feel "safe". I have done it 3 times and my hair isn't growing back in the places i used. It does heat up a little bit but i just take a little rest and let it cool off. i would definitely recommend it!
Why does no one talk about how it can’t be used on Tattoos. That’s SO important for people to know before they spend their money. I love your channel but don’t know how you’ve done multiple videos on this and never mentioned this (that I could find).
That was in the usage instructions for the Braun Pro 5 I have? I don't have tattoos on places where I would want to use it, but it was covered by the manufacturer!
Studies have shown no Cancer related issues for using IPL Because it targets melanin and the radiation used is that of visible light therefore the DNA does not get affected. I do not Know the specs of the products she shows But at least clinic IPL does not affect further than burning the follicles
Also moles are an hyperpigmentation of skin. These devices work by contrast of "color" (melanin) which is why it is not recommended to be used on moles or zones with hyperpigmentation (Spots, freckles, birthmarks ...)
Lymphatic nodes go bellow the dermis (Skin) which is the depth at which IPL works so theorically it shouldn't affect them. Nevertheless studies have not been made to prove or deny this.
@@CarolinaRodriguez-jf3hj I have a mole/wart of some sort that’s not brown, but just a little bit more red than my color tone of my skin ON MY CHIN 🫣 and it grows hairs from it and I want to use this device on it, would it be OK?
HUGE QUESTION : what if you have keratosis pilaris? I don't have ingrowns but sometimes i see my hair being just under a really thin layer of skin, like if you wax they come out. Would the sapphire be safe ?
Check out the Roseskin one! When I was doing research on which IPL devices to choose, I noticed that Roseskin had more TH-cam video reviews done by people with brown skin
I had laser hair removal done to my bikini area several years ago and they didn’t claim it was permanent. They said when I hit menopause, due to hormones, hair could grow back.
I had it done on my chin and lip about 20 years ago. I have PCOS so they warned me that because of the hormones I might not experience as good or as long lasting results. But the areas that they did have held up pretty well compared to areas that weren’t done(my neck and UNDER my chin).
Cassandra, could you make a video about IPL photofacials (not IPL hair removal)? Ive just had my second session and i feel like it would be pretty informative for people considering it.
I would love to see that too . Don’t see many of those about the face at all here unless someone went to an office and did it . I loved the office treatment when I had it in my 20’s . But I’m 46 now . Don’t want to waste $1000’s on it if I can do it at home . Did you do it at home ?
Cassandra, I have a question. But first, thanks so much for all of your expertise and fun in your videos. My question is, I've heard that you use IPL to get rid of broken capillaries on your face, those ugly, tiny red veins. I don't have very many of them but I have a few around my nose, enough to annoy me. Are these IPL at-home devices for hair removal the same thing? In other words, can I buy one of those devices for hair removal but yet still use it for the broken capillaries on my face? Or would I have to buy a different type of IPL device for that? And do they even make anything like that for at-home use for broken capillaries? As always, I appreciate all of your advice and for always bringing a smile to my face 😊
I have sensitive skin especially on my face and front pubic/bikini area. I'm definitely saving this to my playlist. I have dark hair on my legs, under arms and pubic area. It's funny because the hair on my head is strawberry blond. I really need to get these. I was looking at the Kenzie or Kenzi..... But these products seem a lot better. I'm going to need the sensitive for my face and bikini area. All the other areas on my body I don't really issues with. I really need my facial hair to be removed and can't afford to get waxed. All I can do is shave and I hate doing that. I hate shaving.
as a man who is literally hairy af from back to face chest and butt , hormones deff affect hair and after laser i had no hair but grew back im back to doing laser its helping a lot but im sure i have to do it in the future
I'm using the Philips Lumea IPL. It's amazing! I did a research and find out that the Philips Lumea IPL is the best working IPL device and I agree. Recommend to everyone!
I'm a "guy" that is planning on picking up one of these next paycheck. Specifically the ulike air 3. After a little over 20 years of shaving I have had it. My hair grows fast enough that I have to shave daily. If I miss more than 2 days it's painful to shave again. I am a 1-2 for skintone on that chart with black to DARK brown hair. So I hope that within a year 80-90% of my hair will never return.
@@Sabs_222 I did. I have mixed feelings. I'm not sure I can see any change in hair coverage (so no bald spots that I feel are attributed to the treatments, though there are quite a few that may or may not have been there before. A smarter version of me would have taken photos first). But one thing is for sure, hair growth is around 40% of what it was. I can shave Monday morning and not have to shave again till Wednesday night / Thursday. Even then it's more like I have to shave because it's a little grown back. Before IPL if I went 3 days I'd almost have to break out the hair trimmer before shaving and even then I was at high risk of cutting myself from the dense hair growth. I can say it's MOSTLY painless. Though it can sting a bit. I have even had a few that really hurt. It's really key to make full contact with the skin as any skin not in contact with the glass will get hot and feel like it's being burned. Though I have yet to have anything beyond slight redness you'd expect from being out in the sun for a short time. I'm really thinking of picking up a laser handheld now. They have around 3-4X the power and WILL kill the hair cells in just a few uses unlike IPL which will take a few dozen. Problem is they are twice the price @ around $500. You also must be careful as some shady companies market IPL devices as laser. One key way to tell is the light emitting area. IPL devices tend to be rectangular and fairly large. Laser tends to be round and small. About the size of a pencil.
I used once on my hand no shaved - full grown hair and the IPL burned the hair, only to see whats happend - please shave before using as is not the most pleasant sensation and the smell is awful 😅
Hi Cass! I’m about to order the Ulike, thank you for your video ❤ one of the areas I’m so excited about is my face. I do have a mole on my upper lip and hyperpigmentation from acne. What would be your recommendations for those areas? Thank you!
I used the no!no! because i don't have enough contrast twixt sskin and hair but the no!no! for some reason works. Annoyingly my no!no! Stopped working and i can't find the same model anymore. They do have new types of no!no! that i have seen . But the point is when the one i was using broke, my armpit hair did not 'grow back'. I do have hair but more like very light peach fuzz that is super short like peach fuzz. So i have just been shaving off the peach fuzz. Which i thought would trigger regrowth but nah still only light peach fuzz. I have now ordered the new no!no! That almost looks like one of them ipl devices you're holding when it used to be super small and thin. Can't wait to get back on it and use it everywhere
I had 1 session in clinic of ipl/laser and it hurt like a rubber band, very painful so I never went back, it was also expensive as h… But I really wanted to get rid of some hair so I finally bought the Ulike air3, it was very important to me that it didn’t hurt, so was very skeptical and hopeful. It just managed to arrive a few days before my jaw surgery so the day before surgery I did half of my legs and my underarms… and oh my god… It didn’t hurt at all I didn’t feel anything other than a nice cool touch (I’m a big wuss, why I’m so impressed 😅) I’m now 10 days postop and the regrowth is minimal😱 and that’s keeping in mind that I only managed 1 session and that I usually would have to shave after 1 day, I am so impressed and cannot wait to do it again when I’m able😄
Hi. Thanks for the info in this video. I've used ipl at home on legs and armpits, with significantly better results on the legs. I do have to say it has not been permanent in my case, despite being quite pale with dark hair, after 3-4 months, hairs start growing back and i need "maintenance" sessions. I do have a question about it being used together with retinoids, especially on the face, can it be done safely?
I have zero qualifications other than personal experience, so take this as you will. I have used the Braun Pro 5, which is only supposed to be used once a week (I have seen videos on these ULike ones saying you should use them 2-3 times a week). I use products containing salicylic acid and vitamin C on my face, and use the Braun IPL on my face. I just don't use those products on IPL treatment day (neither the night before or the entire day of). I have had no adverse interactions giving my facial skin just a 24 hour window where acids are not used but IPL is.
Freckles and moles are an hyperpigmentation of skin. These devices work by contrast of "color" (melanin) which is why it is not recommended to be used on moles or zones with hyperpigmentation (Spots, freckles, birthmarks ...)
I tried the NOOD ipl device and stuck with it for 8 months and I had zero results ( my husband also tried and also had zero results) we both have light skin and dark hair. They gave me my money back. is the NOOD not a good device? what percentage of people does it work for ( who fall into the correct hair color/skin tone categorey)? it was as a whole an extremely awful process and a huge waste of time.
Thank you for the tips! Can you use this on face while using tretinoin? For regular laser hair removal you have to stop using tretinoin, and that’s what’s been stopping me from getting it
I use it all over bikini area (even in the butt region) and its much more uncomfortable in those sensitive areas but you definitely can use it there. It also takes much more sessions to actually start working there. Worth it tho
@@No-sw5tdI’ve been searching for a comment like this thru the comments cuz I wanted to know if I could do my whole private area btw how many sessions did it take for u to notice the hair growing thinner and lighter?
The stubble question is actually the most important for me! Does anyone have more experience?? I never shaved in my life..only wax or silkepil … and the full on shaving especially on bikini area is a really hateful new experience that I don’t want to repeat after the first to times using the unlike…. I am now wondering if I just waste my time doing the light zapping on stubble, because I don’t want to ever have needles in my pants and the immediate ingrown hair make me wonder how any person could have ever been convinced it’s a good or/and an esthetic idea to shave down there…….. I literally want to zapp the bikini zone for the bikini moments of my life and would usually wax it, but decided to invest some time and money, to be lazy again after the work😅
Can you shave and use the IPL straightaway? Also, the skin needs to be without any moisturiser right? Or if you shave on one day you can use cream and the next day you are ready for the IPL, right? thanks
I use the u-like and love it! To answer the question about not shaving, I accidentally zapped a longer hair while targeting some facial hair, and the hair became "fried" feeling and curled up into tight coils 🫣 it didnt end up being a huge deal but anything longer than normal stubble definitely should be avoided! Ive had no trouble using the device on short stubble though!
I use IPL Ulike 3 and I sometimes get lazy and skip the shaving part. I realize that you will feel the zapping a lot more when you do not shave. Depending on your pain tolerance it might actually be painful or at least uncomfortable. I notice significant results after 4 weeks and now I use it less and less. i do wonder though: Is there such thing as too much IPL? Should you be applying anything on your skin after IPL sessions?
Several years ago I had several sessions of IPL and sometimes by the time I got to the salon, my shaved hair from the day before was already growing back and OMG, THEN it hurt! Because the heat was aimed at the dark hair on the surface of the skin and thus, it hurt the skin. It also wasn't getting to the actual hair follicle. I could literally smell burnt hair! lol
Yeah like Cassandra said the light is not concentrated to where it is supposed to be... which really makes so much sense. I still have issues with ingrown hair though from before IPL... not sure the best course of action because I do exfoliate with Wildpier's scrubs like 1x week sometimes bi-weekly ... @@ladybaabaa3294
I can see a red light even when wearing the protective glasses it came with + closing my eyes- are the glasses that come with it actually safe and fully protective? I’m worried about this.
Can you use hair removal cream before ipl use.. everyone keeps talking about not waxing before, use a shaver. Nobody has tested hair removal cream before ipl??
Hi! This question will be aimed mainly at Europeans…like, do you guys know any good IPLs for European market? Have you tried any? As far as I know, the only thing I can buy in Central Europe is Phillips Lumea. 😄
Guys please listen to me Don’t buy or use on your legs if you’re light skinned I burned my legs I feel so sad I used to love my legs and now I have scar all over my beautiful legs And I tried to get a refund and they didn’t care I put a review up of my legs and they deleted my review
I’ve had laser hair removal done 9 years ago in a small area and when it started growing back I purchased an ipl handset last year and I am now sorry I didn’t pay to have laser again. I’m very fair and my hair is dark and I’m very fair, so I’m unsureit’s why it’s not as effective. Mine is rose. Thank you for this informative video.
Hello! Great video, thanks for sharing the info, not sure if you mentioned or not what your thoughts were on using a IPL in a mens head, I'm almost bald and still have to shave a lot. Thanks!
I have been tempted to considering IPL but I always forget to check ^^' cuz even if I don't mind not shaving I just enjoy the smoothness but even if and if I don't shave I still get ingrown so I might check it out when I get the chance ^^
If you stop using IPL will you get ingrown hairs all over? I see that the hair itself dies but doesn’t the body try to create new ones and then the opening to the skin is closed right down to the root?
It's depending on what you use - will write on the instructions list when you purchase the IPL (for example, I used Philips Lumea and the interval was 2 weeks) or the dermatologist will tell you after your first session. I think it's depending on the hair/skin colour also. I hope this answered your question 😊
@@cenghercristina9926 Do you think a girl needs to shave her hair above her lip before using it, or can she use it without shave? She has fair skin and black hairs.
Just purchased the gobare, to try. Started with my test patches today on level 1. Pain free. Hopefully get the all clear for starting on my face and help reduce skin condition flares from follicle issues. Hole, this reduces the need to shave twice daily.
Definitely a more intimate Q here... The manual says not to use when menstruating nor to use around the anus nor vagina nor nipples. Is it not possible to use on these sensitive areas/during menstruation? Wouldn't that throw off the schedule?
Thank you for doing this video! I've been using the Braun for several months every single night (I think I started in March or April). I have dirty strawberry blonde hair and fairly light skin, however I've been using it 'down there' and on my underarms where the hair is darker and coarser. My question is: since I do have a redhead gene in me that does express (I have natural red highlights but they're hard to see except in the summer) is there a different device that you think would work better for me? I've read that the IPL devices target the type of melanin in the hair, however, it's the internet 🤷🏼♀ I'm getting really tired of pulling out my IPL device every night and I haven't seen that drastic of results (for context - kind of TMI - my hair 'down there' grows back super fast - I shave in the shower at night and the next morning I already have stubble growing back). Also, am I damaging my skin by using this every night? I haven't noticed any burns or hyperpigmentation.
Using IPL too frequently can diminish its effectiveness over time. The hair follicles need time to enter the active growth phase, and overusing IPL treatments can disrupt this natural cycle. As a result, the hair reduction outcomes may be less significant, requiring more treatments to achieve the desired results. Copied from Google
Hey! I just bought the purple one, after years of being hesitant of IPL... I live on an island and avoiding the sun is pretty much impossible. It says to avoid sun for 48hr after treatment, it doesn't say anything about before. What is the sun exposure guidelines?
My hair and skin are basically the same color as yours. And I have to shave daily because of how fast my hair grows! I want one so badly so I don’t have to shave so often because it’s annoying
I have pcos too and I’ve gotten laser my hair has definitely slowed down a lot and I say it’s worth it even if you try the IPL I don’t have to shave everyday like I used to. But even without pcos laser isn’t permanent unless you get electrolysis.
Question: How often should the sessions be? Like weekly, monthly, or what? I'm considering maybe trying this for my face. I'm hairy all over but I like most of my body hair. I even like my facial hair, but it's so thick I get left with a bluish shadow that I then have to cover with a ton of makeup and it's prickly sharp even when newly shaven. I'm tired of being mistaken for a guy because of it. So I've been thinking if I could just... kinda thin out my facial hair at least on my neck and under chin area that just wouldn't be worth keeping around even if I wanted to grow my beard out. And that's where it's the most dense and most difficult to shave. I have light skin with dark, thick hairs, so a perfect candidate for this kinda hair removal. Don't mind my bleach blonde head hair lol.
I guess it depends on the device? I just went by the instructions on mine- I have the green one she’s showing. So for the first month I think it said 2-3 times a week (so I did it every 3 days which happened to align with my growth cycle- I had to shave again by then anyway) and then once weekly until no more hairs. But I’m about 10 months in and still continue on 1-2 a week since I’m not completely hair free 😅
Years ago I got professional laser hair removal and it worked great. I remember after a few days the hair in that area would fall out. I could literally wipe them off with a cloth. I've recently started using an at home IPL and the hairs don't fall out. Does that mean it isn't working?
I had the same thing with laser and no hair falling like you with IPL and I feel like IPL doesn't work as well as laser on my hair even if I went for laser and IPL in a professionnal clinic. Laser had amazing result but had 3 kids so a bit of regrowth... IPL doesn't seem to work.
Ulike changed my life. I used to get stubble on my chin and sideburns by early afternoon. I had to shave my face every single day, and it still felt rough and coarse to the touch. I wouldn't even let my husband touch my face 😢
After maybe 2 or 3 sessions with Ulike, I noticed not needing to shave for DAYS and still seeing very little hair. I'm about 3 months in now, and I honestly can't remember the last time I've shaved my face. I feel so much more confident going out in public, not being worried if people can see my stubble and razor bumps through my makeup
Have you tried it downstairs lol? Thats what I want to get it for. I hate shaving it
This sounds great!! What is your maintenance routine in between sessions? I don’t know if I should shave or pluck my hairs like usual
@@cyn.g you're not supposed to pluck or wax in between laser. You need to leave the roots so the laser cam target it. Only shave
@@jannalam6861 Thanks for the info!! So helpful!
The stubble question is actually the most important for me! Does anyone have more experience??
I never shaved in my life..only wax or silkepil
… and the full on shaving especially on bikini area is a really hateful new experience that I don’t want to repeat after the first to times using the unlike…. I am now wondering if I just waste my time doing the light zapping on stubble, because I don’t want to ever have needles in my pants and the immediate ingrown hair make me wonder how any person could have ever been convinced it’s a good or/and an esthetic idea to shave down there……..
I literally want to zapp the bikini zone for the bikini moments of my life and would usually wax it, but decided to invest some time and money, to be lazy again after the work😅
This is the best non-product pushing review of this I've seen. So informational. Thank you for the content!
i will always be so impressed by your commitment to separate your body into halves to demonstrate the effectiveness of products! you're one the channels i trust the most almost for that reason! and your intelligent analysis of all of the things you talk about while also being understanding about the wide breadth of people who are watching your videos and making them entertaining to watch! you are just amazing
Currently blasting the Ulike at full power on my pubic hair after getting a 3500k laser quote. This won’t be sitting in a drawer anymore.
Doesn’t it hurt ??
@@SleeplessinOC not at all. It’s cooling
Wait can you do the full private area because I really hate waxing mine every month
@@anissa1st414 yes. So I’ve been doing this 6 months and I finally don’t have to shave as often. It slows growth way down, the hair is finer. Very very few ingrowns now
@@apriljohnson1067 heyyyy did it work?
Finally, someone who gives clear and thorough feedback. Great video. Thank you.
If you don't shave the hair gets hot. Instead of a hot pinprick, it's a hot hair on your skin. I tried it on my forehead to see if it would work on dark spots and some strands of head hair got in the way and those hairs were all burnt and scraggly.
Cassandra Ive been using Phillips lumea for past 3 months and the result have been amazing (arms,underarm, face )
Is it painful? Or does it burn? 😅
@komalzia6566 it different from the cassandra one.. it does get slightly warm and pings like a rubber band with every flash..but I've got used to it.. worth the hairy gorilla 💝💝💝🤗🤗
Can it use on entire face?
@yantyc123 I'm using on cheeks chin neck side burns .. we can't use above cheek bones (eye brows ,forehead )
@@Ambiii11can’t use on forehead 😮 do u know why ?
I bought the Ulike back in February 2023 and used it twice a week in the middle setting and by May I was almost hair free. I have started using it again this month because I found some areas of my legs have started growing some thing hair here and there but is not much, I am overall really happy with my results and I love, love the feeling of smooth legs.
I have very very fair skin and jet back hair so I think my result are due to the difference in tone of my hair and skin tone. I am so happy I finally decided to do this because I’ve shaved every day of my life since I was 13 and omg, shaving every day was a chore.
I got the Ulike IPL device based on your recommendation and honestly? This device is one of the best things I have bought all year. It’s so so worth the money. It fucking works. It works! I was always so stressed from hair removal because I have sensitive skin (ingrowns, razor burn, and folliculitis) and i even have sensory issues from stubble. I no longer THINK about my body hair throughout my work week. I finally have peace from this issue. The issue of my thick and dark body hair used to cause me so much grief
I’m so happy for you!
Which one do you have the air + (green). Or air 3
I hear you on the folliculitis! I used to get MEGA painful pustules on my thighs (sometimes it hurt to wear anything but loose, soft PJs!), and after doing IPL, they are GONE! Makes sense...I no longer have hair, so I no longer have painful, inflamed hair follicles!
Hey Cassandra :) Just wanted to take a moment and say a huge THANK YOU
I have used my Sapphire Air+ just 2 times and I’m soooo excited to go on w it,, when it claims it doesn’t hurts, IT DOES NOT HURTS !!!
How do you like it after months of using it?
I used the Faustina IPL for a few months and I would say in some areas 100% hair free. Others almost 100% My armpits cleared within a few weeks ❤
So how's it now?
Hi Cassandra. I started doing IPL after seeing your review on Ulike and have had such good results. I'm 90% hairless on underarms. The only little patch that grows is so thin it's hard to even see anymore. My lips and chin are still not there yet, but the hairs are growing thinner and lighter so that's great news. Thanks for the great honest reviews you always give.
Same!!! I was sooo impressed with Ulike!
You're using the green one or purple ?
@@ma3nafsi496 I am using the green one.
Does it hurt at all?
@SuperXeop no. If I'm doing my legs and I start to feel it getting hotter I just stop for 15 or 20 min to let it cool off and then finish up. No pain though.
Hey she read my comment from the other video and she delivered. Thank you for this Cassandra 🙌🏽✨
@jannel, you are so very welcome and so well deserving. Your comment made my day, have a fabulous rest of your week!!
Awww thank you so much, and you as well 🫶🏽🦋✨
I've been using an epilater for almost 20 years and I hardly have any hair growth on my legs and underarms. This would be a great option for the more sensitive areas.
If you're looking for ideas for a followup, maybe a video about electrolysis! or talk about IPL/laser while pregnant and/or breastfeeding
I just got Ulike Air3. It does give you a pinching sensation when on full power mode after 10-15 minute use. I have to pause the treatment, let the device cool down and resume till finish. The sapphire head is cool, but the pulse is hotter so after a while it does’t give your skin cool anymore and thus I could start to feel the pain and heat on my skin.
do you think its worth it and the pain is durable or not? thank you
@@PerimSar I have used on my upper lips 4 times within a month. It seems to slow growing back. I think it works for me. My legs and arms are effective, but not as noticeable as my facial hair.
Been using the rose skin co one consistently for just over a month and it’s been a game changer 😁 my dark body hair has dramatically reduced, (the fine blonde ones are still there but idm those really) I just love that the hairs grow back slower and finer so I don’t have itchy legs for days after shaving. I do find that in harder to shave areas like arm pits and pubic area it can hurt a bit if theres a bit of stubble/hairs that missed the razor. Idk how some people can do it in 10mins but that extra time is definitely worth the lasting results. Mine was only £50 in the sale when I got it a couple years ago so it was a no brainer 😁
Does that hurt?
Rose skin doesn't hurt on me. Just have to make sure I use the right level for the specific area
Does it get warm? Would it be safe to use on the face or sensitive areas?
That’s the one I use. I had to stop when I got pregnant, but I noticed my leg hairs were growing back only in patches with thin hair. It was great. Now that I’m done having babies, I’m getting back at it!
QUEEN!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!! Been after this info for a while now.
Bless you Cassandra 🙏🏽
I just got the Ulike purple one :) Excited to shave less. 6 years ago I used a Phillips IPL on my legs and 6 years on about 30% came back. I'm lazy, Hated prickly legs touching so having hairless legs for me is a comfortable thing and saves time. I'm going to sell my Phillips because it's just bulky and takes ages to use. I'm hoping my bikini line that's taking over half my inner thighs will be gone because I get horrible shaving rash in my intimate area so if that's gone then again a more comfortable life. My arm hair over time is so fine and blonde it's not worth it but my pits need doing to and when I get facial hair that will be next. I actually did have electrolysis 6 years ago on nipple hairs and although painful it was excellent, Yes women get nipple hair to lol Great video cassandra and love your honesty.
Its been a month, how did it go? X
Update?
Do you see results? Do you recommend?? Please ant updates
I've been using the Braun Silk Expert Pro 5 and it's great! it was way more $$$ than the other ones. somehow it coming from Braun it makes me feel "safe". I have done it 3 times and my hair isn't growing back in the places i used. It does heat up a little bit but i just take a little rest and let it cool off. i would definitely recommend it!
Can you use it on general areas ?
@@SleeplessinOC I think you can use it on sensitive areas. I haven't tried though. But the Braun website says you can.
as a person with a strong hairy genetics, i used ipl for my hairy armpits for about 2 months and it works like magic
Why does no one talk about how it can’t be used on Tattoos. That’s SO important for people to know before they spend their money.
I love your channel but don’t know how you’ve done multiple videos on this and never mentioned this (that I could find).
I think because it seems kind of like common sense. If IPL is not recommended for dark skin, why would it be suitable to use on tattoos?
My tattoo artist told me that it could lighten the tattoo.
That was in the usage instructions for the Braun Pro 5 I have? I don't have tattoos on places where I would want to use it, but it was covered by the manufacturer!
Thanks! Please speak about cancer concerns for the skin and lymphatic nodes in armpits 👍 also doing it over moles
Studies have shown no Cancer related issues for using IPL Because it targets melanin and the radiation used is that of visible light therefore the DNA does not get affected. I do not Know the specs of the products she shows But at least clinic IPL does not affect further than burning the follicles
Also moles are an hyperpigmentation of skin. These devices work by contrast of "color" (melanin) which is why it is not recommended to be used on moles or zones with hyperpigmentation (Spots, freckles, birthmarks ...)
Lymphatic nodes go bellow the dermis (Skin) which is the depth at which IPL works so theorically it shouldn't affect them. Nevertheless studies have not been made to prove or deny this.
@@CarolinaRodriguez-jf3hj I have a mole/wart of some sort that’s not brown, but just a little bit more red than my color tone of my skin ON MY CHIN 🫣 and it grows hairs from it and I want to use this device on it, would it be OK?
HUGE QUESTION : what if you have keratosis pilaris?
I don't have ingrowns but sometimes i see my hair being just under a really thin layer of skin, like if you wax they come out. Would the sapphire be safe ?
Could you do a video on what people with brown skin and black hair should use for at home hair removal if this product is no good? Thank you
Check out the Roseskin one! When I was doing research on which IPL devices to choose, I noticed that Roseskin had more TH-cam video reviews done by people with brown skin
Thank you for the incredibly honest and thorough info!!
Thank you for your comment. You are so welcome and so glad you liked it!!
I had laser hair removal done to my bikini area several years ago and they didn’t claim it was permanent. They said when I hit menopause, due to hormones, hair could grow back.
I had it done on my chin and lip about 20 years ago. I have PCOS so they warned me that because of the hormones I might not experience as good or as long lasting results. But the areas that they did have held up pretty well compared to areas that weren’t done(my neck and UNDER my chin).
Menopause is such a kick in the pants. Just when you lose having to bleed every month, you look like a sasquatch. You just can't win!
Cassandra, could you make a video about IPL photofacials (not IPL hair removal)? Ive just had my second session and i feel like it would be pretty informative for people considering it.
I would love to see that too . Don’t see many of those about the face at all here unless someone went to an office and did it . I loved the office treatment when I had it in my 20’s . But I’m 46 now . Don’t want to waste $1000’s on it if I can do it at home . Did you do it at home ?
And how at home devices deal with rosacea and hyperpigmentation (aka age spots)
Cassandra, I have a question. But first, thanks so much for all of your expertise and fun in your videos. My question is, I've heard that you use IPL to get rid of broken capillaries on your face, those ugly, tiny red veins. I don't have very many of them but I have a few around my nose, enough to annoy me. Are these IPL at-home devices for hair removal the same thing? In other words, can I buy one of those devices for hair removal but yet still use it for the broken capillaries on my face? Or would I have to buy a different type of IPL device for that? And do they even make anything like that for at-home use for broken capillaries? As always, I appreciate all of your advice and for always bringing a smile to my face 😊
I have sensitive skin especially on my face and front pubic/bikini area.
I'm definitely saving this to my playlist.
I have dark hair on my legs, under arms and pubic area. It's funny because the hair on my head is strawberry blond.
I really need to get these. I was looking at the Kenzie or Kenzi..... But these products seem a lot better.
I'm going to need the sensitive for my face and bikini area. All the other areas on my body I don't really issues with.
I really need my facial hair to be removed and can't afford to get waxed. All I can do is shave and I hate doing that. I hate shaving.
Can you do I video on post skincare after IPL? Can you use facial serums like Niacinamide if you have hyperpigmentation you want to treat?
I missed a hair while shaving. When I used the IPL on that spot the hair burned, it didn't hurt.
Thank you so much for such a thorough video !! Please do review rose skin co IPL, I’ve been getting many ads for it ~
as a man who is literally hairy af from back to face chest and butt , hormones deff affect hair and after laser i had no hair but grew back im back to doing laser its helping a lot but im sure i have to do it in the future
I'm using the Philips Lumea IPL. It's amazing! I did a research and find out that the Philips Lumea IPL is the best working IPL device and I agree. Recommend to everyone!
Can it be used in genital areas ?
@@SleeplessinOC Yes, I‘m using too
I'm a "guy" that is planning on picking up one of these next paycheck. Specifically the ulike air 3. After a little over 20 years of shaving I have had it. My hair grows fast enough that I have to shave daily. If I miss more than 2 days it's painful to shave again. I am a 1-2 for skintone on that chart with black to DARK brown hair. So I hope that within a year 80-90% of my hair will never return.
Did you end up buying it?
@@Sabs_222 I did. I have mixed feelings. I'm not sure I can see any change in hair coverage (so no bald spots that I feel are attributed to the treatments, though there are quite a few that may or may not have been there before. A smarter version of me would have taken photos first). But one thing is for sure, hair growth is around 40% of what it was. I can shave Monday morning and not have to shave again till Wednesday night / Thursday. Even then it's more like I have to shave because it's a little grown back. Before IPL if I went 3 days I'd almost have to break out the hair trimmer before shaving and even then I was at high risk of cutting myself from the dense hair growth.
I can say it's MOSTLY painless. Though it can sting a bit. I have even had a few that really hurt. It's really key to make full contact with the skin as any skin not in contact with the glass will get hot and feel like it's being burned. Though I have yet to have anything beyond slight redness you'd expect from being out in the sun for a short time.
I'm really thinking of picking up a laser handheld now. They have around 3-4X the power and WILL kill the hair cells in just a few uses unlike IPL which will take a few dozen. Problem is they are twice the price @ around $500. You also must be careful as some shady companies market IPL devices as laser. One key way to tell is the light emitting area. IPL devices tend to be rectangular and fairly large. Laser tends to be round and small. About the size of a pencil.
@@harshbarj Thank you so much for your reply. I think I'm going to purchase one on my next paycheck.
Please review the Braun IPL
I used once on my hand no shaved - full grown hair and the IPL burned the hair, only to see whats happend - please shave before using as is not the most pleasant sensation and the smell is awful 😅
Hi Cass! I’m about to order the Ulike, thank you for your video ❤ one of the areas I’m so excited about is my face. I do have a mole on my upper lip and hyperpigmentation from acne. What would be your recommendations for those areas? Thank you!
I used the no!no! because i don't have enough contrast twixt sskin and hair but the no!no! for some reason works. Annoyingly my no!no! Stopped working and i can't find the same model anymore. They do have new types of no!no! that i have seen . But the point is when the one i was using broke, my armpit hair did not 'grow back'. I do have hair but more like very light peach fuzz that is super short like peach fuzz. So i have just been shaving off the peach fuzz. Which i thought would trigger regrowth but nah still only light peach fuzz. I have now ordered the new no!no! That almost looks like one of them ipl devices you're holding when it used to be super small and thin. Can't wait to get back on it and use it everywhere
I had 1 session in clinic of ipl/laser and it hurt like a rubber band, very painful so I never went back, it was also expensive as h…
But I really wanted to get rid of some hair so I finally bought the Ulike air3, it was very important to me that it didn’t hurt, so was very skeptical and hopeful.
It just managed to arrive a few days before my jaw surgery so the day before surgery I did half of my legs and my underarms… and oh my god… It didn’t hurt at all I didn’t feel anything other than a nice cool touch (I’m a big wuss, why I’m so impressed 😅)
I’m now 10 days postop and the regrowth is minimal😱 and that’s keeping in mind that I only managed 1 session and that I usually would have to shave after 1 day, I am so impressed and cannot wait to do it again when I’m able😄
I had to look everywhere for a tutorial on how to use it on my face could you please do a tutorial on how to use on the face and underarms please
This, is what needs to come back to TH-cam. The Education from real Professionals.
Not from "influencers and the whole TH-cam LA cult.
Hi. Thanks for the info in this video. I've used ipl at home on legs and armpits, with significantly better results on the legs. I do have to say it has not been permanent in my case, despite being quite pale with dark hair, after 3-4 months, hairs start growing back and i need "maintenance" sessions. I do have a question about it being used together with retinoids, especially on the face, can it be done safely?
Needing touch ups to maintain it is normal from what I've read.
Mantainance sessions are normal even in clinic performed procedures , though be Careful with refinoids since they are photosensitive
Personally i would stop active ingredients like vitamin c and salicylic acid like 5-7 days before/after
I have zero qualifications other than personal experience, so take this as you will. I have used the Braun Pro 5, which is only supposed to be used once a week (I have seen videos on these ULike ones saying you should use them 2-3 times a week). I use products containing salicylic acid and vitamin C on my face, and use the Braun IPL on my face. I just don't use those products on IPL treatment day (neither the night before or the entire day of). I have had no adverse interactions giving my facial skin just a 24 hour window where acids are not used but IPL is.
I was wondering how the IPL would do on freckled skin? Will it remove freckles when doing hair removal? Love your channel!
Freckles and moles are an hyperpigmentation of skin. These devices work by contrast of "color" (melanin) which is why it is not recommended to be used on moles or zones with hyperpigmentation (Spots, freckles, birthmarks ...)
Yachyee IPL device.. it was $60.00 but they had 50% off and I had a giftcard, so ultimately, I purchased it for $18.00😮❤
Is it safe to use on cheek and cheek bones for pigmentation and spider veins?
I live in South Africa. The two options I have locally is from RoseSkin and Lumilia. I love your video! So helpful❤ I would love any recommendations!
I tried the NOOD ipl device and stuck with it for 8 months and I had zero results ( my husband also tried and also had zero results) we both have light skin and dark hair. They gave me my money back. is the NOOD not a good device? what percentage of people does it work for ( who fall into the correct hair color/skin tone categorey)? it was as a whole an extremely awful process and a huge waste of time.
I’ve just started using Iviskin recently. It has a cooling effect and I only felt it being slightly warm in my armpits
Thank you for the tips! Can you use this on face while using tretinoin? For regular laser hair removal you have to stop using tretinoin, and that’s what’s been stopping me from getting it
You've truly impressed me-well done!
My Kenzie device has a cooling plate I’m going to start using it
Is it possible to use this ALL over the bikini area? Like a brazilian?
I use it all over bikini area (even in the butt region) and its much more uncomfortable in those sensitive areas but you definitely can use it there. It also takes much more sessions to actually start working there. Worth it tho
@@No-sw5tdI’ve been searching for a comment like this thru the comments cuz I wanted to know if I could do my whole private area btw how many sessions did it take for u to notice the hair growing thinner and lighter?
Can you please look Into the Braun Silk·expert Pro 5 IPL and the Braun Skin i·expert Smart IPL?
Thnks for the update, Cassandraaa!!
Sounds like it’s best to go to a clinic. My skin is way too sensitive for at home treatment.
u want to have the option to dye your armpit hairs ?!Absolute Legend!Hat dwon for you Lady!!!
The stubble question is actually the most important for me! Does anyone have more experience??
I never shaved in my life..only wax or silkepil
… and the full on shaving especially on bikini area is a really hateful new experience that I don’t want to repeat after the first to times using the unlike…. I am now wondering if I just waste my time doing the light zapping on stubble, because I don’t want to ever have needles in my pants and the immediate ingrown hair make me wonder how any person could have ever been convinced it’s a good or/and an esthetic idea to shave down there……..
I literally want to zapp the bikini zone for the bikini moments of my life and would usually wax it, but decided to invest some time and money, to be lazy again after the work😅
Can you switch to IPL maintenance after you’ve gone through laser hair removal?
Can you shave and use the IPL straightaway? Also, the skin needs to be without any moisturiser right? Or if you shave on one day you can use cream and the next day you are ready for the IPL, right? thanks
I just got the 5minskin and am trying it. It's painless. I'm not sure how effective yet since I've only used it once so far
I use the u-like and love it! To answer the question about not shaving, I accidentally zapped a longer hair while targeting some facial hair, and the hair became "fried" feeling and curled up into tight coils 🫣 it didnt end up being a huge deal but anything longer than normal stubble definitely should be avoided! Ive had no trouble using the device on short stubble though!
Great detailed info! Thank you for this! 😃
Im currently using Nood. Im liking the results so far. Pretty hairless naturally so its nice to get rid of the patches i do have.
oh i use nood too, just starting tho, this is my first week. how long it takes for you to achive that?
I use IPL Ulike 3 and I sometimes get lazy and skip the shaving part. I realize that you will feel the zapping a lot more when you do not shave. Depending on your pain tolerance it might actually be painful or at least uncomfortable. I notice significant results after 4 weeks and now I use it less and less.
i do wonder though:
Is there such thing as too much IPL? Should you be applying anything on your skin after IPL sessions?
Several years ago I had several sessions of IPL and sometimes by the time I got to the salon, my shaved hair from the day before was already growing back and OMG, THEN it hurt! Because the heat was aimed at the dark hair on the surface of the skin and thus, it hurt the skin. It also wasn't getting to the actual hair follicle. I could literally smell burnt hair! lol
Yeah like Cassandra said the light is not concentrated to where it is supposed to be... which really makes so much sense. I still have issues with ingrown hair though from before IPL... not sure the best course of action because I do exfoliate with Wildpier's scrubs like 1x week sometimes bi-weekly ...
@@ladybaabaa3294
You always come my rescue with your solutions 😢 thank you 😊
Are there specific IPL joules or wavelengths that are needed for skin rejuvenation vs hair removal? Thank you 😊
Yes they are
I can see a red light even when wearing the protective glasses it came with + closing my eyes- are the glasses that come with it actually safe and fully protective? I’m worried about this.
Can you use hair removal cream before ipl use.. everyone keeps talking about not waxing before, use a shaver. Nobody has tested hair removal cream before ipl??
Hi! This question will be aimed mainly at Europeans…like, do you guys know any good IPLs for European market? Have you tried any? As far as I know, the only thing I can buy in Central Europe is Phillips Lumea. 😄
Or the ipl from braun
Guys please listen to me
Don’t buy or use on your legs if you’re light skinned
I burned my legs
I feel so sad
I used to love my legs and now I have scar all over my beautiful legs
And I tried to get a refund and they didn’t care
I put a review up of my legs and they deleted my review
Braun pro 5 IPL and Philips lumea prestige IPL can u review this device
I’m not sure which one to buy but I’m leaning towards the Braun more
I’ve had laser hair removal done 9 years ago in a small area and when it started growing back I purchased an ipl handset last year and I am now sorry I didn’t pay to have laser again. I’m very fair and my hair is dark and I’m very fair, so I’m unsureit’s why it’s not as effective. Mine is rose. Thank you for this informative video.
Can you do a comparison of the IPL devices you've tried for one part for actual comparison of their growth rates?
Super useful video, thank you!! One question: could IPL help reduce the appearence of stretch marks?
You made me buy purple uLike few months ago.
Hello!
Great video, thanks for sharing the info, not sure if you mentioned or not what your thoughts were on using a IPL in a mens head, I'm almost bald and still have to shave a lot. Thanks!
I'm a natural blonde and my skin is kind of light. So if IPL is not an option what are my options? I'm mostly concerned about face hair...HELP!!!!
If the device is looking for "contrasting" color on the skin, will it try to "zap" freckles or other dark spots?
Yes.
I have been tempted to considering IPL but I always forget to check ^^' cuz even if I don't mind not shaving I just enjoy the smoothness but even if and if I don't shave I still get ingrown so I might check it out when I get the chance ^^
If you stop using IPL will you get ingrown hairs all over? I see that the hair itself dies but doesn’t the body try to create new ones and then the opening to the skin is closed right down to the root?
I don’t think it was answered in this video but how often should you being doing either of these (ipl or laser)? Once a week? Once a month?
It's depending on what you use - will write on the instructions list when you purchase the IPL (for example, I used Philips Lumea and the interval was 2 weeks) or the dermatologist will tell you after your first session. I think it's depending on the hair/skin colour also. I hope this answered your question 😊
@@cenghercristina9926 Do you think a girl needs to shave her hair above her lip before using it, or can she use it without shave? She has fair skin and black hairs.
Just purchased the gobare, to try. Started with my test patches today on level 1. Pain free. Hopefully get the all clear for starting on my face and help reduce skin condition flares from follicle issues. Hole, this reduces the need to shave twice daily.
do you recommend it?
Definitely a more intimate Q here... The manual says not to use when menstruating nor to use around the anus nor vagina nor nipples. Is it not possible to use on these sensitive areas/during menstruation? Wouldn't that throw off the schedule?
I am having a hard time finding non sponsored videos
Thank you for doing this video! I've been using the Braun for several months every single night (I think I started in March or April). I have dirty strawberry blonde hair and fairly light skin, however I've been using it 'down there' and on my underarms where the hair is darker and coarser. My question is: since I do have a redhead gene in me that does express (I have natural red highlights but they're hard to see except in the summer) is there a different device that you think would work better for me? I've read that the IPL devices target the type of melanin in the hair, however, it's the internet 🤷🏼♀ I'm getting really tired of pulling out my IPL device every night and I haven't seen that drastic of results (for context - kind of TMI - my hair 'down there' grows back super fast - I shave in the shower at night and the next morning I already have stubble growing back).
Also, am I damaging my skin by using this every night? I haven't noticed any burns or hyperpigmentation.
Using IPL too frequently can diminish its effectiveness over time. The hair follicles need time to enter the active growth phase, and overusing IPL treatments can disrupt this natural cycle. As a result, the hair reduction outcomes may be less significant, requiring more treatments to achieve the desired results. Copied from Google
I think the Braun manual says to use it once a week, not every day...
Hey! I just bought the purple one, after years of being hesitant of IPL... I live on an island and avoiding the sun is pretty much impossible. It says to avoid sun for 48hr after treatment, it doesn't say anything about before. What is the sun exposure guidelines?
Make sure to apply sunblock when expose to sun😊
Thank you. I needed to hear all of this. God bless you and your heart ❤️
Hi Cassandra, I’ve read about light therapy working for KP (Keratosis Pilaris) would the ulike work for this?
I have a question for people who used it for acne and acne scars - how often did you use ulike for that?
thank you for the content ..need to know if sessions can be daily or once a week or every other day ????
My hair and skin are basically the same color as yours.
And I have to shave daily because of how fast my hair grows! I want one so badly so I don’t have to shave so often because it’s annoying
I've been told because I have pcos it will never be permanent removal
I have pcos too and I’ve gotten laser my hair has definitely slowed down a lot and I say it’s worth it even if you try the IPL I don’t have to shave everyday like I used to. But even without pcos laser isn’t permanent unless you get electrolysis.
Question: How often should the sessions be? Like weekly, monthly, or what?
I'm considering maybe trying this for my face. I'm hairy all over but I like most of my body hair. I even like my facial hair, but it's so thick I get left with a bluish shadow that I then have to cover with a ton of makeup and it's prickly sharp even when newly shaven. I'm tired of being mistaken for a guy because of it. So I've been thinking if I could just... kinda thin out my facial hair at least on my neck and under chin area that just wouldn't be worth keeping around even if I wanted to grow my beard out. And that's where it's the most dense and most difficult to shave. I have light skin with dark, thick hairs, so a perfect candidate for this kinda hair removal. Don't mind my bleach blonde head hair lol.
I guess it depends on the device? I just went by the instructions on mine- I have the green one she’s showing. So for the first month I think it said 2-3 times a week (so I did it every 3 days which happened to align with my growth cycle- I had to shave again by then anyway) and then once weekly until no more hairs. But I’m about 10 months in and still continue on 1-2 a week since I’m not completely hair free 😅
The device should tell you. I use the Phillips lumea and it has a specific schedule.
I clicked because of the thumbnail.
Years ago I got professional laser hair removal and it worked great. I remember after a few days the hair in that area would fall out. I could literally wipe them off with a cloth. I've recently started using an at home IPL and the hairs don't fall out. Does that mean it isn't working?
It’s 100% still working even though that doesn’t happen
I had the same thing with laser and no hair falling like you with IPL and I feel like IPL doesn't work as well as laser on my hair even if I went for laser and IPL in a professionnal clinic. Laser had amazing result but had 3 kids so a bit of regrowth... IPL doesn't seem to work.
Can this be used on your neck? Also, since everything seems to cause cancer, is this light harmful to cell, lymph nodes, etc?
I’ve just started using the veme it’s a cooling one and it’s on offer at Amazon at the moment so I’m hoping I get good results
How are your results?