Those of us with unwanted hair are always searching for the best way to remove it, with the longest lasting results. We’ve grown tired of trying methods that didn’t live up to their promises. Until recently the
best bet for a long-term solution was to have laser hair removal done in a professional clinic. The major drawback is the high cost of these treatments. Now there is great news for those who prefer laser. Several
laser hair removal products for use at home have been introduced.
Let’s take a look at how laser hair removal works and why it can be done even more easily at home. Lasers target the hair’s pigment which absorbs light. The hair heats up and both the strand and the follicle are
destroyed, effectively removing them. The home laser hair removal products work in the same way that professional lasers work and are just as effective in eliminating that stubborn, unwanted hair on your legs, back,
underarms, bikini area and elsewhere. This method, as you know, is far more successful than most others, including shaving, waxing or even the use of the new generation of very good hair removal creams.
Home laser hair removal products are quite affordable when compared with professional laser treatments. They offer a wide range of conveniences, too. You use the laser at home so your privacy is assured, which isn’t
the case with visits to a laser clinic. Rather than fitting an appointment into a clinic’s busy schedule, you can use a home laser tool whenever it best fits your schedule, 24 hours a day. Those concerned about
sanitation in professional clinics that serve dozens of people per day, or more, no longer face that issue. And when you control the environment it is always a better experience. Many users listen to relaxing
music or enjoy a glass of wine while using their home laser hair removal tool, increasing their comfort level substantially.
Speaking of comfort, the home laser products are reasonably comfortable for most users. Some use a skin numbing cream, but it is not necessary for most people. The laser or light pulse from the tool feels like a
small to moderate snap on the skin, as from a rubber band. The setting your use and the sensitivity of the area will be additional factors in your comfort level.
Our research shows that the two best home laser products currently available are the Tria Laser Hair Removal System and the Silk’n SensEpil. The Tria employs the same technology in professional lasers while the
Silk’n uses a revolutionary technology called Home Pulsed Light that works in exactly the same way. Both of these products are certified safe by the FDA and rigorous private testing show them to be just as effective
as professional laser hair removal. That’s exciting news for those who have been searching for a safe and effective way to remove stubborn, unwanted body hair.
While the results are not immediately permanent, they may become permanent with time. With each treatment the hair grows back lighter, finer and more slowly in most cases. This makes subsequent treatments less
frequent. It also makes them less uncomfortable, since lighter, finer hair absorbs less intense heat. It typically takes 6-9 months of repeated treatment for these home therapies to bring permanent hair removal
to the areas you are treating. You’ll remove hair entirely with each use and eventually it just won’t grow back at all!
In terms of cost, the best home laser hair removal products range from about $495 upwards to about $600. When compared to the high prices charged for laser hair removal done in a clinic you can see that the cost
savings are actually quite dramatic. You achieve the same results, too. Since there are many advantages to treating yourself in the privacy and comfort of your own home, it is easy to see why these tools are
becoming so popular.
Speaking of comfort, the home laser products are reasonably comfortable for most users. Some use a skin numbing cream, but it is not necessary for most people. The laser or light pulse from the tool feels like a
small to moderate snap on the skin, as from a rubber band. The setting your use and the sensitivity of the area will be additional factors in your comfort level.
