Lasting hair-removal for legs & bikini area.

May 29, 2014

Luna R.

Out of all the hair-removal products advertised on tv for women (like 'No-No', Tria, etc...) do any of these devices/products actually work?

I hate shaving and messy creams & waxes, and can't afford to go to have regular sessions at a professional spa on a reg basis.

I would much prefer to use something effective in the *privacy* of my own home, that will give me lasting/permanent results... (for legs and sensitive bikini area).

( I'm Mediterranean, so my hair grows back very quickly.)

I like to travel, so I like to just be ready to go, and not have to waste time worry about stuff like this...

any specific product recommendations? thanxxx

May 30, 2014

Catherine G.

Oh I would love to know too! As much as I would love it done permanently in an office, the cost is unaffordable for me right now. But something small would pay for itself in what I pay for blades (and resulting ingrowns on the bikini line...Every time!)

Jun 1, 2014

Mona H.

I'd use tria it makes hair smoother than before but still growing unfortunately:-/

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