IPL stands for Intense Pulsed Light. it's like laser hair removal, only it’s way easier and safer to do at home

IPL works thanks to a pigment in hair called melanin: much like a dark sheet on a hot day, the melanin helps the hair absorb the light from the flashes, stimulating it to go into its resting phase. This leaves you with smooth, hair-free skin.

IPL stands for Intense Pulsed Light. it's like laser hair removal, only it’s way easier and safer to do at home

Not at all!
IPL device have a built in cooling system which actively cools the skin as the machine is operating. This considerably reduces any discomfort felt during the treatment

Yes. IPL-based technology is generally considered a safe procedure as potentially harmful ultraviolet radiation is typically filtered by blocking wavelengths below 500 nm.

Most customers notice a reduction of hair growth after just 3-4 uses, then complete results after 12 uses. This can vary depending on the coarseness of your hair and the area you’re treating, but you’ll notice your hair gradually grow back slower and sparser with each treatment.

In most of the cases, Yes! Hira leads to a permanent reduction of hair growth. That being said, results vary from person to person. If you notice patches of hair growing back over time, you can always use your Hira for touch-ups as needed!

You can use Hira on your legs, arms, bikini area, face, and anywhere else you have unwanted body hair