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IPL stands for intense pulsed light, and it is a form of light therapy, similar to laser. IPL technology uses a pulsed light, resulting the unwanted hair follicles that are heated to destruction and reabsorbed by the body. After multiple treatments, the bulb and most of the hair shaft are heated, destroying the hair-producing papilla

There have been many clinical studies conducted that demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of IPL for hair removal. Due to this fact, it has become an extremely popular option for safe and effective method of hair removal at home and in clinics. 

We always advise that you exercise caution when treating yourself as not everyone is suitable for IPL treatments.  Due to the level of melanin in the skin, some darker skin types will not be able to use IPL. The same applies if you have a recent tan. Additionally, we advise to check with your doctor first if you are taking medication that may make your skin sensitive to light. People with Epilepsy should not use this product as the IPL has a bright flash. 

IPL handset is far less painful. The feeling is dependent on many factors and varies from person to person. This is to say we have 5 intensity levels to choose from, this will allow you to select the most comfortable intensity level for you. At lowest intensity  lowest intensity level 1, it doesn't feel anything, but it may hurt a little at highest intensity level 5. We also have a very simple method of determining the perfect intensity level for you and when to work your way up to higher intensities for better results in our user guide. 

IPL can remov­e body hair due to the pres­ence of a hair pig­ment known as melanin. Nat­u­rally dark pig­mented skin how­ever will con­tain more melanin than lighter skin tones so more energy is absorbed. This means indi­vid­u­als with dark skin tones are more sus­cep­ti­ble to burns fol­low­ing treatment. This does not exclude all darker skin tones. We advises for everyone to start on Intensity level 1 and to always patch test before starting your treatments and when changing intensity level. 

IPL may not be successful on hair that is very light blonde, red, or grey. It should work for you if the root of your hair is brown or black. The treatment may take longer to take effect on dark blonde roots, but it will work with time and consistency, and any shade darker will work perfectly!

After only 3-4 weeks of weekly treatments, most customers note a noticeable decrease in hair growth, with full results after 12 weeks. After each treatment, the hair would regrow sparsely and slowly, ultimately resulting in a permanent hair loss. Use the handset once every 2 to 3 months for a touch up or as required after that to maintain hairless, smooth skin. The outcome and duration of treatment required may differ from one person to another.