At-home laser hair removal or IPL can appear very daunting to those less familiar with the process, so we started off by ...

So have you ever considered taking action into your own hands, and investing in an at-home IPL device? With a wide variety to ...

Sydney-based dermatologist and fellow of The Australasian College of Dermatologists, Dr Adrian Lim, says similar to in-clinic laser hair removal treatments, at-home IPL and laser hair removal ...

More than 7,600 five-star fans say it has your back — and your lip, chin, armpits and any other place you want to banish hair ...

I have tried laser hair removal on certain areas of ... but considered much safer for at-home use. Therefore, IPL likely requires more sessions to effectively remove unwanted hair.

Safe and Effective Home laser hair removal devices are generally safe to use when used as directed. They come with built-in safety features such as skin sensors and adjustable intensity levels to ...

While it’s not as powerful as in-clinic laser removal, it gives you the option to top-up as and when you need it from the comfort of your own home. It’s also worth noting that at-home IPL ...

An at-home IPL device is delivering a 98 per cent hair ... hate the pain of waxing and are cautious of the expense of salon laser treatments, then according to hundreds of impressed shoppers ...

In fact, aside from shelling out for professional laser hair removal in a salon, IPL machines offer the longest-lasting method of hair removal out there. In this guide, we’ve rounded up the best ...

The Foreo Peach 2 Go is the latest travel-friendly version of the Foreo Peach 2 IPL hair removal device. The compact IPL ...

The Smoothskin Pure Fit IPL device is usually $329, but for a limited time only, you can score it for $263—that's a $66 discount. Our beauty editor Beth Gillette says, "I used to get bikini ...

You might have heard laser hair removal being lumped in with IPL, and while the two share something ... which is why it’s so safe and easy to use at home. By contrast, lasers actually aren ...