The Ulike Sapphire Ice-cooling Laser IPL Hair Removal Device is less painful and more affordable than a salon treatment.
Let me kick this off with a blanket statement: I strongly dislike shaving. First and foremost, it’s time consuming. Let’s say 10 minutes, three times a week—that’s 1,560 minutes a year. Then, there’s the cuts, the annoying stubble, and, of course, the patch I somehowmiss. As such, I made the decision a few months back to get professional laser hair removal. It worked—yes. My armpits and bikini line are hair free.
Now as the process suggests, heat therapy can be, well, spicy. Temps can reach 212 degrees Fahrenheit—and I can confirm that doesn’t feel all too great. The Ulike Sapphire device however has a patented Sapphire Ice-cooling technology that’s able to keep the skin calm at 50 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit. Not only does this temp feelnicer on the skin , but it’s also going to minimize your chance of getting a burn or heat-related injury.
When it comes to operating the device? The handheld tool has five different energy levels that are equipped to tackle different areas, ranging from the upper lip to the bikini line. Once your energy level is selected, you pick a mode. There’s a “continuous” option that glides along large spaces, and a “single” option that stamps smaller areas like the armpits. Once all the selections are made , it’s go time.
The whole process gets repeated three to four times a week and results are visible within just four weeks. I repeat: Just four weeks . If you don’t understand my excitement, allow me to give some context. A professional treatment requires approximately eight sessions—each of which costs roughly $300 depending on your location—spaced six weeks a part. To have results in a fraction of the time, for a fraction of the price, is a major game-changer.
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