There are various creations available to shop from Philips, but the Lumea Prestige is the elite version well worth investing in, as it uses gentle pulses and blasts of light to target the hair follicle. Philips is one of the leading brands to go to when shopping for IPL laser hair removal tools to DIY your hair removal at home. Philips Lumea Prestige IPL Hair Removal Device, £359, Boots SHOP NOW Plus, it has an energy recommendation setting, so users can personalise their tool. It is a cordless design, which is ideal for those on the go, and also features skin sensors for a comfortable experience. This hair removal device uses RPL technology, which is reactive IPL, to prevent hair growth in unwanted areas. Looking for a cordless hair removal device, Sensica has you covered. Sensica Sensilight Pro Device, £379, CurrentBody SHOP NOW While they both work to remove hair, by targeting the hair follicle, IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) is a 'broadband pulsed light source', while laser is a 'monochromatic coherent light source', as explained on Braun’s website.īut what does that mean? A monochromatic light source penetrates deeper into the hair follicle, and is a more concentrated target, which is ideal for specific areas, whereas IPL has a larger spectrum and can target larger areas. Some may opt for laser hair removal, while IPL kits are also a huge hit with shoppers. LOVE SHOPPING? Sign up to the HELLO! Edit newsletter What is the difference between laser hair removal and IPL? Whether you are looking for a laser hair removal machine to work on all areas, such as your legs, underarms and bikini line, or small and compact designs for more delicate areas, there is something for everyone. Plus, laser hair removal is a fraction of the pain in comparison to waxing and threading, so it’s well worth investing in. What we love about laser hair removal is it forces you to take a little time out for self care, but also it can see long lasting results, meaning you can avoid shaving rash, or those lumps and bumps after shaving. Some of the most popular designs include Philips, Lux, SmoothSkin and many more, and some of those are available to shop on popular online retailers, such as Boots, John Lewis, Lookfantastic and CurrentBody. MORE: 11 eco-friendly beauty products Amazon shoppers swear by

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