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

Two of the most common permanent hair removal treatments are IPL and laser hair removal. Both offer similar stubble-reducing results but use entirely different mechanisms to get the job done.

I’ve tried my fair share of IPL ... keep hair growth at bay. The light and heat stunt hair growth, gradually reducing it over time. While it’s not as powerful as in-clinic laser removal ...

If shaving is growing tiresome, consider laser hair removal: This method damages hair follicles to reduce growth over time, ultimately giving more long-term results than using a razor. After ...

but thankfully there is a surplus of at-home laser hair removal devices waiting to enter your life. If you’ve ever been curious about at-home devices, they come in two categories: IPL or a diode ...

Offering enviable results with no downtime, IPL is easy to slot into your routine without any faff. Here’s what you need to know… Hair removal can be an awkward, messy process at the best of ...

The top part of the Dreame IPL Hair Removal Device has the laser outlet and the bottom houses the charging point. The company has included a razor, a pair of protective glasses, a power cord ...

BUY NOW FOR £159.20 (WAS £199) This IPL device uses intense pulsed light across a broad light spectrum, which covers a wide surface area on the body, whereas laser hair removal devices used in ...

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 ...