Permanent Hair Removal, MiSMON IPL Hair Removal for Women/Men, at-Home Hair Removal Machine for Bikini/Legs/Underarm/Arm/Body with Skin Color Sensor - Safe and Effective Technology

I've suffered from a series of recurring staph infections on my legs over the past year -- at least three. Ingrown hairs and nicks from shaving were almost definitely the cause of the issue. I also suffer from eczema, which meant that waxing and other hair removal methods would only further irritate my skin.Laser hair removal seemed like the best solution for my needs. It would lessen the hair growth enough to eliminate the need to shave, and prevent hairs from becoming ingrown since they just wouldn't grow back. I'm a good candidate for laser -- I have very dark coarse hairs, and a medium-light skin tone.I bought this particular unit after doing some research online -- it seemed like a really good combination of cost and quality. So far, I don't have any complaints about the unit. It's very easy to use, and the instruction manual has very clear images and directions. It was definitely translated into English, since the grammar is a bit clunky, but it's understandable.I started with a test patch on my ankles. I used setting two, and exfoliated and shaved beforehand. I could tell right away that it was growing back much more lightly after only a couple of days. Two weeks later, I decided to do my ankles and my calves. It itched a little as some hairs grew back, but overall, the hair growth was much lighter. It looked like I hadn't shaved my legs in 4-5 days, not 14. I've done two more treatments, with 1.5-2 weeks between them, still working on the same area. It's getting noticeably less fuzzy every time.My process goes like this. First, I dry-shave the area I want to treat with an electric razor. It removes the longest hairs. Then I use an exfoliating glove in the shower with soap to soften up the skin and clean the area. Third, I shave the area carefully with a manual razor and shaving cream. I pat my skin dry, then I start the laser hair treatment. I start on level two or three, carefully going up and down my legs once or twice with careful strokes. It takes a few minutes at most. (I realize the guide says 15-20 minutes, but given my particular history with skin issues, I'm being VERY cautious.) Afterward, I rub lotion on the treated area.It seems like a lot, and it kind of is. But I'm seeing the improvement, and I've only had one ingrown hair since I started the treatment. In another couple of months of treatments, I do think the hair will be gone, or at least light enough to not be noticeable. I wish I'd tried this years ago, but I'm really glad to be doing it now.

The media could not be loaded. I always want to try the IPL hair remover but I am afraid of the pain it may give. The old way of hair removing by shaving is ok to me, but the new hair are getting thicker and sometimes I got ingrown hair follicles, which I really hate. After my friend recommended me that I should try because the pain is very minimal, I decided I will give it a try. To be honest, my pain threshold is not that low, but I am very scared of the zapping sensation ( which I thought the laser may give me).I got the machine. It comes with the laser gun, cord, googles and the manual. After reading the manual like 10 times to make sure I got it right, I decided to try it on my legs. I used the lowest level of laser ( level 1). I followed the direction that I prep my skin and ready to shoot the laser. The first shoot was kind of scared me, but surprisingly the pain is very minimal. Thinking about not having to shave again makes me excited. I will follow the direction to use it 2x/week for a couple weeks and see. As of now, I am happy with the purchase and I am happy that I could actually overcome my fear to use it. If you are afraid of pain, try it, because I can tell you the pain is very minimal compare to the great result you will get.

I was so excited to buy this product hoping tonget rid of my hair for good. My complexion is white and I have thick black hair everywhere in my body.I shaved prior to using it and used as instructed. I used it on my entire legs, bikini area, armpits, chest and neck (I have some unwanted hair there).No big deal. But... about 30 min after being done I realized the back of my calves and my chest had gotten burned. I mean, there were red strips all over it besides hurting like hell... I applied ice on it, put aloe vera gel on it, but nothing.... the marks only got darker after the pain went away.It's been 2 weeks now and my legs and chest still look like this (I'm posting just a pic of my legs cause I'm embarrassed to show my decolletage). :(My left calf and chest got burned more than the right calf, and the rest of my body is fine. I mean, I used the same setting for my entire body... my skin is the same color everywhere... if anything, my calves are lighter than the rest of my body.Lt this product power is not consistent.I am VERY upset and afraid to use it in the rest of my body.We cannot return the product once used, as they say, but the least I would expect is for them to offer me a refund, or a partial refund...So much for wanting to look good. I'd much rather have to shave everyday than look the way I look now, after one use... I looked online and found out this type of mark from laser burn takes 6 months to 1 year to disappear. :(So sad.