silkn flash and go laser hair remover device
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Thu Sep 11, 2014 4:26 pm

has anyone tried this? I had purchased the tria 4x and was got results after the 1st treatment but it actually left scars on my legs so I returned it - I purchased the flash and go and am starting to see results now after the 3rd use but not as drastic as what I saw with the tria after just 1 use - however on a 3 setting the tria was very painful and on a 5 the flash and go has no pain - would love t hear about your experience - is this worth sticking to?

free skin care · Sat Sep 13, 2014 7:43 pm

Nope, I don't have that device but I do own the Silk'n SensEpil Hair Removal and love it. I've been using it for a few years and now am practically hair free (barely ever have to shave). When I use mine on setting 4, it does hurt a wee bit but not much and still works fine. It's more of a heat issue with the one I have. I guess the only way to know is keep using it and see how hair growth is in a month or so. Hope this helps some.

Sun Sep 14, 2014 6:01 am

white wolf - I did have some more hairs fall out yesterday so very exited about that - I'm getting ready to start a series of chemical peels - do you know how long to wait in between? also how often do you do your treatments?

free skin care · Tue Sep 16, 2014 7:37 am

At first, I followed the manual, I think it was every two weeks for 3 months and then down to once a month. Chemical peels, unsure of, but I would wait at least a few days to let your skin heal/peel.

Tue Sep 16, 2014 9:14 am

ok thanks -starting to see more results from my flash and go - cant wait to get to the point where you are -

Sun Oct 19, 2014 4:43 pm

I have the flash n' go. I am about 2 years into it now and love it. I have used it to remove facial hair on my upper lip. The hair is gone, but I do need to keep up with maintaining twice per year.

My underarms I am still working on , they are tough but I think it is because I take biotin to grow the hair on my head. Anyway, the hair is almost gone under my arms, so I am very satisfied with the flash n' go.

free skin care · Tue Oct 21, 2014 8:40 am

I am wanting to get one of these: I have been doing my own brazilian with an epilator for at least a decade. I would like to just be done with it; I have been trying to figure out which model to get.

One thing I read on another site was advise in regards to getting your spider veins removed. They advised that you go to place where you get your hair removed, because the IP hair removal lasers also remove spider veins. These places will do this for you at a much cheaper cost.
So, I was thinking, since I am so diy, and want to remove the hair myself..seriously, its not that hard to use an epilator, why would I pay someone to wax me..
that it would be the same thing in regards to this device, just get one with an IP.
To be honest, IP is over my head in knowing what they are talking about, and I cannot figure out which ones is an IP laser.

Can one of our tech geeks (tech geek compared to me, lol!) tell which ones are the same kind that also remove veins?
I have tons and tons of veins, as it is my job to stand on concrete all day. Removing them costs me my entire paycheck. It is a very pricey endeavour, and huge splots of veins everywhere is very disconcerting.

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