In the hair removal world, the popularity of IPL (which stands for Intense Pulsed Light technology) and laser hair removal ...

Sk:n clinics regional nurse trainer Charlotte Lundy says: “Both IPL and laser can be used for hair removal, as the light source is drawn to and absorbed by the pigment in the hair. The light ...

Once clinic-only treatments, IPL and laser hair removal can now be done in the comfort of your own home thanks to the raft of innovative new DIY devices that make long-lasting hair removal easier ...

I loved it and I will keep using it." —Salmista While not quite a laser, this dermatologist-recommended device uses sensors and IPL technology to adjust its treatment according to your skin tone.

Wish me luck. An at-home alternative to pricey laser hair removal, the Braun Skin i-expert Smart IPL may not be a bargain but it sure did save me money in the long run. Not only was I able to zap ...

IPL, or Intense Pulsed Light, often gets confused with laser hair removal since they both employ heat to destroy hair follicles. However, they’re definitely two different things. “IPL devices ...

I've tried countless at-home hair removal options: Traditional razors, hair-removal waxes, hair-removal creams, you name it. Yet, each method seems to have some drawbacks, be it pain, expense, the ...