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DIY Laser/IPL Hair Removal: Which laser should I get?

Started by PrincessCrystal, September 29, 2016, 08:26:50 AM

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Lily Rose

this would be great considering the price. i would not at all mind putting extra effort and time. if that is what it would call for. how do they work on lighter color? i read something here about carbon i do not understand. i only want to never shave again. :)
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PrincessCrystal

Quote from: Lily Rose on November 23, 2016, 10:16:57 PMhow do they work on lighter color?
They don't.  That's one of the major drawbacks of light-based hair removal: you need dark hair and light skin.
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Lily Rose

  my skin tone is light but my hair is a light brown and the sun turns it blonde. this means i need electrolysis? is there any other personal hair removal available?
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"You must unlearn what you have learned."
– Yoda

"The road to success is always under construction."
– Lily Tomlin

"Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent."
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josie76

Lilly you could try an IPL but it might take a lot more applications if your hair is light. I don't think the color above the skin really matters. You are supposed to shave so only the hair below the skin gets treated anyway.

I also bought a Remington IlightPro. I believe it is starting to work on some of the hair. Mine were very think and dark except for the ever appearing grey ones. Lol So on power level five it bites when there are live hairs under the light window. Face hurts really bad. I have to take a break after 3 or 4 hits from it. But I have noticed more of the dark hairs are not held on to the root anymore. Some just pull out easy if I try a bit with tweezers so I'm hopeful it's going to work over time. It was less than $200US so not terrible on the budget compared to electrolysis sessions.
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