Bareskin - Laser Hair Removal

I love Bareskin. I mainly use the Bareskin device for my underarms. I use to shave at-least 3 times a week. I hated the feeling of hair growing under my arms pits. Bareskin helped me more than you can imagine. At the moment I undergo the procedure once a a month.

Thanks Again.

Simone

Absolutely Amazing. Though it takes time, I notice that my hair grows less and finer. Before, I had to shave daily. Despite having shaved in the morning, I would have stubble in the evening. Now, I can even go up to two days without any need for shaving. And I am on the 5th week of treatment.

I have dark skin and dark hair. I am so happy in finding Bareskin. I noted the difference the first time I used it. It is almost painless, a 'rubber band-like sting in the sensitive areas such as the underarm, bikini line, and behind the knee.

• Before starting, you should first prepare for your laser hair removal session.
  
• Choose the body part/area you would like to target.
  
• For the most effective results, clean the skin you would like to target.
  
• Shave the entire region, but do not epilate, wax or pluck.
  
• Dry with a clean towel before starting your at-home hair removal treatment.

After cleaning the area and shaving off existing hair, you can choose the level of treatment.
The Bareskin has five energy levels. 1 = lowest / 5 = highest.
Choose your level. If you are a first-time user, you should start at the lowest setting and work your way up.
Once you are comfortable with the process, you may wish to increase the power settings.

Don the protective glasses.
Place the Bareskin at a 90-degree angle against the skin and start the IPL treatment.
Start in a circular motion, avoiding going over the same area more than once.
Treat the desired sites 2 - 3 times per week for the first two months.
You should start seeing results within 2 - 3 months.
When used correctly, users will see a noticeable reduction in hair growth in the area you are targeting. Please read on how to care for you skin after a laser hair removal session.

No, laser hair removal is not permanent, but it's the closest to permanent hair removal you can get. After using the Bareskin for 2 - 3 months, you would only have to operate the Bareskin once or twice a month. Some of our customers have noted that they only use it when hairs start appearing. Then, you remind the hair follicle not to grow again.

Yes, especially with the Bareskin device.

Laser hair removal is a state-of-the-art, highly effective procedure that delivers long-term hair reduction results for both the face and body.

It works really well if you want to target a specific area on your body and treat common problem areas.

No, laser hair removal is generally safe.

With over 55 years of use, IPL technology is proven effective and well-tolerated.

Dr. Arash Akhavan, MD, notes it has no significant long-term risks, though we recommend a patch test before full treatment.

Laser hair removal uses intense pulse light (IPL) or laser beams to target hair follicles below the skin.

The light is absorbed by the melanin in the hair, heating and destroying the follicles to stop hair growth. It can take up to 12 weeks to see results due to the hair growth cycle.

Dr. Arash Akhavan confirms that IPL is a safe and effective method for removing hair from various body areas, including sensitive and large areas.

Yes you have to shave before you undergo a laser hair removal.

Shaving before laser treatment helps the laser focus directly on the hair follicle beneath the skin, rather than the hair on the surface. This boosts the treatment's effectiveness while also minimizing the chance of surface burns.

No, IPL hair removal does not cause ingrown hairs.

Instead, it destroys hair follicles, preventing hair growth and reducing the risk of ingrown hairs.

With laser hair removal, hair follicles shrink and fall out, eliminating the possibility of ingrown hairs.

Laser hair removal is generally not painful. Most users describe the sensation as a snap of a rubber band or a soft flick.

It’s less painful than waxing. If you’re concerned about discomfort, you can start at the lowest setting.

Yes, laser hair removal is often considered better than waxing, especially if you're looking for long-term results. Unlike waxing, which pulls hair from the root and requires frequent sessions, laser hair removal targets the hair follicles, gradually reducing hair growth.

Over time, this leads to smoother skin with less regrowth, and it's generally more convenient and less painful in the long run.

Yes, laser hair removal is generally safe. It’s a non-invasive treatment with minimal side effects, like mild redness or irritation, which usually go away quickly. Just be sure to follow any pre- and post-care instructions to protect your skin!