Whoa, whoa — don't aim it at your head! Bring this zapper on vacation with you, and impromptu touch-ups will be a breeze. (Amazon)(Photo: Amazon)
When it comes to unwanted hair, the most common removal methods — waxing, shaving and plucking — are just temporary solutions. It seems like a big deal to go all-in on a more permanent fix, so most of us just keep on keepin' on with our usual (exhausting, never-ending) routine. But people are increasingly waking up to the benefits of intense pulse light (IPL), a hair-removal treatment you can do at home to leave skin smooth and hair-free long-term. A popular IPL tool — the Innza Laser Hair Removal Device — is on major markdown at Amazon right now. Normally $89, it's down to a mere $38 for Prime shoppers with the on-page coupon for October Prime Day.
"I've tried a lot of eye creams," says Senior Beauty Editor Jennifer Romolini. "And, for my money, CeraVe makes the best drugstore depuffing/under-eye brightening treatment currently on the market. Not only does it feel good on your skin (absorbs quickly, no gross pilling), it's also fragrance-free, hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic. Olivia Wilde also loves it, along with thousands of reviewers, who say it's like Botox in a cream. I'm not sure about that claim, but I do know this is a quality skin care staple at a price everyone can afford."
Speaking of which, this is close to as low as I've seen it all year (it's 40% off!).
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These No. 1 bestsellers can be used to quickly remove fine hairs, shape eyebrows, and even help exfoliate your skin. Each is equipped with micro-guards to help prevent nicks.
Innza's IPL hair remover offers nine energy levels to help you customize your treatment to your skin tone and hair. The digital display helps you clearly see where you're at.
Currently, this laser hair remover is only $38 — that's over $50 off; the lowest price our trackers have seen for this body hair blaster. We love a good discount. When you consider how pricey professional treatments can be (hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars), it's a total steal.
In case you're not familiar with them, IPL hair removers use strong pulses of light to target hair. When that light is absorbed, it heats up and destroys the hair, along with the cells that make new hair growth, lowering the odds they'll return. Research has found that IPL can remove up to 78% of targeted hair. You can have IPL done at a salon, but it's much, much more expensive. An at-home machine like the Innza will save you a fortune.
With its 600-nanometer wavelength, this gadget breaks the cycle of hair growth and kills the follicles that make new hair. You should see smoother skin within 12 weeks.
Innza's hair remover offers nine energy levels to help you tailor your treatment to the area of skin you're working on. It's operated by a touchscreen (easy peasy). Another perk? It can help cool your skin while it works, so you don't feel overheated.
An impressive 1,600-plus Amazon reviewers have given the Innza Laser Hair Removal Device a very smooth five stars, with many highlighting the tool's ease of use, value, and painless removal of hair.
"I was skeptical at first. I didn't think it was going to work," said one five-star fan, "but I've been doing it once a week for about two months now, and the bikini line doesn't grow hair anymore."
Another happy customer called it "amazing." They added, "I can't believe this actually worked! I'm a really hairy woman who had to shave almost daily, but after six sessions (one per week), I just need to shave once a week. ... I barely have hair growth."
Users swear Innza's IPL hair remover helps blast unwanted hairs into oblivion. "I've been using it for about 10 weeks now. I'm down to one to two times a week, and so far the hair is staying away," reported a satisfied shopper.
One more shopper testimonial that we just had to share: "This machine is life."
If you have very sensitive skin, shoppers note that you may experience some discomfort or slight pain initially (though many reviewers say they felt no pain, so take that as you will!). This user shared, "It doesn't hurt on my armpit area, but it does hurt on the bikini line, though it is bearable. The pain is just a pinch every time you hit the bottom of the bikini line, and I have a very bad pain tolerance so maybe this is why ... but like I said, it's bearable."
While this final shopper noted that they "saw results in my facial hair after only two weeks of using it twice a week ... the regrowth was completely gone by four weeks," they did add one critique. "My only suggestion would be an adapter with a smaller opening for the harder areas to reach on the face. Very impressive product!"
Psst: Amazon shoppers also love these mini razors for spot-treating unwanted facial fluff:
If you have Amazon Prime, you'll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on this product and on all orders of $35 or more.)
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The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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