Home Laser Hair Removal That Works!

For years, women and men have been paying thousands of dollars to specialists to have unwanted hair removed by laser. In Early 2008 the FDA approved both the Silk'n and Tria Laser Hair Removal Systems for home use! This new technology puts the laser right into your own hands. But many women want to see laser hair removal reviews so that they know if they really work.

On this lens you will see independant laser hair removal reviews of both Tria and Silkn.

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Becky Worley from Good Morning American conducted these Laser Hair Removal Reviews of Silk'n and Tria .Laser Hair Removal Devices.

UPDATE: Becky says that she had to buy her Silkn from a dermatologist. This is no longer the case, both the Silkn and the Tria can now be purchased without visiting a doctor.

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What is your experience with laser hair removal? Tell us your Laser Hair Removal Reviews.

According to Becky Worely's Laser Hair Removal Review, Silk'n is an effective and affordable alternative to the costs of multiple trips to a professional. Watch Becky Worely (video above) compare Silk'n and Tria in her Laser Hair Removal Reviews.

Clinical Trials And Home Laser Hair Removal Reviews Demonstrate that It Works

* Clinical Trial Testing of Silk'n "The Silk'N device resulted in hair reduction in the majority of subjects, including observation of long-term reduction....At the three-month follow-up time period, three patients were noted to have up to 90-percent hair reduction, seven patients between 81- and 90-percent hair reduction, two patients between 71- and 80-percent hair reduction, three patients between 61- and 70-percent hair reduction, two patients between 51- and 60-percent hair reduction, one patient between 51- and 60-percent hair reduction, one patient between 61- and 70-percent hair reduction, and one patient between 41- and 50-percent hair reduction. The overall average hair reduction was 72 percent at three months after six treatments."

* Clinical Trial Testing of Tria "The mean hair reduction was 61% 3 weeks after the first treatment, 70% 3 weeks after the second treatment, 60% 1 month after the third treatment, 24% 2 months after the third treatment, 6% 3 months after the third treatment, 41% 6 months after the third treatment, 31% 9 months after the third treatment, and 33% 12 months after the third treatment. The only observed side effect for appropriate users was transient erythema."

* Clinical Trial Testing of no!no! "The efficacy and safety of the no!no! Thermicon device for hair removal of the legs appear to be comparable to those of laser devices"

Professional laser hair removal is expensive. Don't run out of money before you run out of hair........

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New Improved Silkn is getting top remarks in most Laser Hair Removal Reviews. This is an offer of the Silk'n device plus an extra light cartridge at a discounted price

Imagine What Laser Hair Removal Can Do For YOUR Legs!?!

Update: In these Laser Hair Removal Reviews they say that the Silken system costs $800, but you can buy now for much less.

Some people think that body hair is unattractive. Others think that hair should be left where nature intended. What do you think?

Would you consider laser hair removal?

If you are considering waxing, have a look at this video. Or read this this article describing what it is like to have a Brazilian wax. Caution: This Article Is Written in Language That Some Might Consider Shocking. If you are Easily Offended Do NOT CLICK.

What are the points to consider about Home Laser Hair Removal

In 2008 1.4 million Americans underwent laser hair removal in doctors offices. Laser hair removal treatments require repeated visits and can cost thousands of dollars. The time and the investment are worth it to many people. But how does it compare to the professional hair removal? Home laser treatment is probably is not as effective as professional laser, but the costs of home laser hair removal are much less.

These home laser hair removal reviews show that both devices work

Naomi Torres, about.com guide to hair removal tested Silk'n on her legs and underarms and Tria on her Bikini Line. Read her Laser Hair Removal Reviews about Silk'n and Tria. As you will read, Naomi was impressed by both devices. After reading both Laser Hair Removal Reviews

you will see that both devices worked for her.

I like this photo. I just can not think of a good laser hair related caption for this photo. Please suggest a funny caption in the module below.

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How Does Home Laser Compare To Professional Treatments?

Positive Points
* Much Cheaper Than Professional Treatments
* More Convenient
* Less embarrassing
* Effective at removing hair

Negative Points
* Must Replace Lamps
* Difficult to reach some spots alone
* Less Effective Than Pro Treatments

If you prefer Tria home laser, you can buy it here and SAVE!

Caution!!If you are offended by strong language, please do not watch this video!!

Do you remember the hair waxing scene from the movie "40 year old version"? Here you will take a behind the scenes look at how it was filmed.

One day, people will watch this and wonder why their ancestors did this.

Waxing is a very painful type of body alteration.

Is waxing our generation's version of the corset?

Don't Expect Miracles.

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Because you never know who may be looking. Or where.

After reading these Home Laser Hair Removal Reviews, are you more confused than ever?

Are you confused about the difference between Electrolysis and Laser Hair Removal? Wondering which is right for you?

Read this article about Laser Versus Electrolysis Hair Removal Systems.

Some people prefer the razor to the laser.

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Summary Of Home Laser Hair Removal Reviews: Is Home Laser Hair Removal Right For You?

Home laser hair treatments work best on men and women who have dark hair and light skin. The darker the hair and the lighter the skin, the better results you are going to get.

Black and dark brown respond the best, although brown and light brown hairs will also respond but typically require more treatments. Red may show some response. White, grey or blonde hairs usually don't respond, or they will need many, many treatments.

Do not use on naturally dark skin complexion! Darker skin tones absorb too much laser light, which can cause serious skin injury including blisters, burns, scars, and skin color changes.

In Summary:

If you have dark skin or very light hair, you are better off going to a Professional.

If you have light skin and dark hair, you are probably better off buying home laser hair removal and doing it yourself.

READ MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE.

Hanging on to all the hairs that he's got.

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