Review (4/5): Results Take Time
This laser hair remover appealed to me because I, like so many people, really hate shaving. I've considered having laser hair removal done, but it's very expensive and you often have to go back and have touch-ups. It was just too much for me. So, I decided to bite the bullet and try an at-home device.
This laser hair remover is expensive but not compared to going and having treatments done. It also contains quite a thick manual, but the English portion doesn't take up the whole thing. It's important to read the whole manual prior to using it and be mindful of the fact that this works best for lighter skin tones and darker hair.
It's suggested to test a small area and wait 24 hours before continuing to make sure your skin doesn't have an adverse reaction. If nothing occurs, you can continue in that area. I think it's a good idea to do a test spot on each new area you try. There's a head that can cover a larger area at once, and one that's more targeted for smaller areas.
This, like other laser treatments, takes time before you see results. And it's important to keep up with it. I'm still pretty new to this, but my results are decent so far. It's a little intimidating, but easy once you get used to it. I'll update once I've been using it for a while and can write about my results.