Tria?

[dominique12i9]

Sorry if this has been discussed recently, couldn't find anything.

Does anyone have experience with the Tria laser hair removal tool? I'm intrigued but haven't heard any real people reviews. Thanks!

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I bought it about a month ago, I have used it twice on my lip, chin and underarms. I am already seeing wonderful results on my lip and chin and about a 25% reduction in my underarm area. It is obviously too early to tell if the results will be permanent but my hair growth is significantly less and when I've tried to pluck a chin often times they come right out (as if there isn't a root).

So far I am very happy with it.

[downtownbk]

Jun 14, 2012 8:43:39 GMT -5 tigerlily said:

I bought it about a month ago, I have used it twice on my lip, chin and underarms. I am already seeing wonderful results on my lip and chin and about a 25% reduction in my underarm area. It is obviously too early to tell if the results will be permanent but my hair growth is significantly less and when I've tried to pluck a chin often times they come right out (as if there isn't a root).

So far I am very happy with it.

.butting in...is it harder to do it on yourself, as far as the pain/discomfort? I am interested in getting it, but I am worried I will do it once, it will hurt, and I will never do it again. If someone else is doing it, I am more likely to just deal with it.

[adhdfashion]

My Mom and Sister are practically hairless. Got one last year for their birthdays. I don't think the pain can be that bad because my sister is an epic wuss. Plan to start zapping after I done BFing DD#2.