Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (2024)

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First things first—there's nothing wrong with body hair. It's beautiful, natural, and healthy. Even some celebs are refraining from shaving or waxing areas like their armpits. But if your preference is hairless, smooth skin on your face, body, and Brazilian area, and you're tired of traditional hair removal methods (uhh, shaving), maybe it's time to consider an at-home laser hair removal device.

You're probably already very familiar with the frustrating and time-consuming upkeep of practices like shaving your bikini line, waxing down there, or even threading your eyebrows. Well, at-home laser hair removal helps you avoid all of that without having to leave your house or over-spending.

While at-home laser hair removal devices are great for in-between in-office laser hair removal appointments, dermatologist Jeanine Downie, MD, recommends visiting a board-certified dermatologist for a professional recommendation on what hair removal services they can offer that are best-suited for your specific skin needs. "Tell your doctor your ethnicity so they can recommend the right laser for your skin type," Downie says. "You want to receive the right treatment that does not harm your skin."

Best Laser Hair Removal Devices

What to consider

Value

Depending on the body part you're targeting, in-office hair removal appointments can get pricey (BTW, they can run you up to $500, or even more). Although at-home laser devices may appear costly at first, they offer the advantage of a one-time payment compared to paying for each visit to a professional's office. Many products on this list, like the Smoothskin, have unlimited flashes, which means they'll last quite a while. That being said, they might err on the pricer side. Other extra features like multiple intensity modes (see the Yachyee) or gentle modes for sensitive skin (hi, Braun) can also hike the price up. The amount you spend comes down to the features you want in your device and how long you want it to last.

Hair color and skin tone

The challenge with many at-home devices comes down to their inability to differentiate between dark skin and dark hair due to their pigmentation, explains board-certified dermatologist Corey L. Hartman, MD. These devices depend on contrast between skin and hair color to effectively target the hair follicle.

If you have darker hair or skin, see your dermatologist for a recommendation on the best laser hair removal treatments and devices for you. But in general, "IPL lasers, which stands for intense pulsed light, are much more inconsistent with their results, and they're not suitable for darker skin tones," says Dr. Downie. You can also read the device's reviews before purchasing one. Very often, people will comment on the device's ability to work on both dark skin and dark hair.

Treatment area

When buying a hair removal device, it's always a good idea to select the device based on the area you want treated. Some may be more efficient on large areas and others may be better suited for smaller areas, like the Yachyee device.

Once you choose your device, know that it can take some time to see results. Though you'll of course want to refer to the specific instructions on your device, dermatologist Bertha Baum, DO, recommends using the laser weekly for anywhere from four to 10 weeks to see lasting results. She also advises that if you have particularly sensitive skin, you may want to use the device just once a month. Either way, she notes that you should start seeing results in the form of thinning hair after your first four treatments.

If you're ready to ditch shaving, see below for the 14 best hair removal devices, according to customer reviews and dermatologists.

Best Overall

Braun Skin i-expert

Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (13)

Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (14)

Pros
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (15)Compatible smartphone app guides you through the entire process
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (16)Comes in a sturdy carrying case
Cons
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (17)More expensive than other devices

Meet Braun's newest laser hair removal device—one that the brand says is the only "smart" option in this category. What exactly does that mean? The beauty gadget connects to a compatible smartphone app via Bluetooth and WiFi technology to tailor your treatment to your personal needs. In our tests, the app was easy to download and navigate. Our tester was impressed with how well it assessed her skin tone and hair color for compatibility with the device, plus liked that it even guides you through the entire process. "It told me exactly what head to use for different areas of my body," our tester told us. "I like this feature, because I generally don't use these extra precision heads to my advantage, since I never really know which one to pick." The app even analyzes how much coverage you got to help ensure you don't miss any spots. Lastly, the app has a built-in calendar, so you'll always remember when you're due for some zaps—something testers told us can be hard to keep track of, but is key for results.

Like other Braun laser hair removal devices we've tried, this one comes in a sturdy carrying case that keeps everything neatly organized under your vanity, or wherever you choose to store it. The unit doesn't call out any specific cooling technology, but our tester said her experience was largely pain-free. "I felt a little zippiness here and there, but nothing I could actually describe as painful—more like a super quick, tiny pinch."

Overall, this device is pricier than other picks, but for someone serious about tackling the hair on their body—whether armpits, legs, Brazilian, and beyond—we think it's worth every penny, especially if you feel like you could use a little help through the process.

Flashes400,000
Levels10
TypeIPL
How To UseUse this device once per week for three weeks to see the first results and continue use every week for 12 weeks for full results.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValueOn the pricey side
Skin ToneBest for light to medium skin and dark hair
Treatment AreaAll over

Best Laser Hair Removal Device for Brazilian

Ulike Air+ IPL Laser Hair Removal

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We first tested this laser hair removal device back in 2022, and still stand behind it as one of the best picks out there. In terms of price, it falls squarely in the middle of the pack, but it's packed with features that make it both easy and comfortable to use. Take the cooling feature, for example. Our tester said she was nervous about using laser hair removal devices, namely because she didn't want to experience any pain during treatments. "I really braced myself for that first flash," she told us. "But I can confirm that I felt absolutely nothing—yep, even 'down there.'" The manufacturer also includes eye protection. "I liked the fact that it came with aviator-style sunnies to protect my eyes—why not, right?!"

The results speak for themselves, too. "The brand says you'll see visible results within four weeks, but I honestly noticed a difference in how often I had to shave closer to three weeks," our tester said. "By about six weeks, I was tempted to forgo treatments, because results were so dramatic. Of course, that's not recommended for full results, so I went the whole 12 weeks. Now, I only see hair starting to pop up every four to six weeks."

FlashesUnlimited
Levels5
TypeIPL
How To UseUse three times per week for four weeks, then twice per week until 8 weeks. Use one to two times monthly for maintenance.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValueMid-Price
Skin ToneGood for light to medium skin and dark hair
Treatment AreaAll over

Top-Rated Laser Hair Removal Device

Braun IPL Hair Removal System

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Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (20)

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Pros
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (21)Top-rated
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (22)FDA-cleared for safety
Cons
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (23)Pricey

Contributor Brigitt Earley first tested Braun's most popular laser hair removal device in the fall of 2023—to rave reviews. "The device is incredibly easy to use and really works," she told us. The brand claims you'll see results after just four weeks of use, removing all unwanted hair. "That's exactly what it did," says Earley. "I was so happy to say goodbye to my leg and armpit hair. As a working mom of four, anything that saves me time—and trust me, not having to shave is a huge time-saver—is something I'm 100% willing to invest in." Importantly, like all good laser hair removal devices, this one is also FDA-cleared for safety.

It's no surprise it's one of the bestselling models on Amazon and is widely-hyped on TikTok. Like our top overall pick by Braun, this one continuously and automatically reads your skin tone and self-adjusts the energy setting for safety and efficacy. "I love the ergonomic design of the handle, too," says Earley. "It's a lot easier to hold than some of the other options designed more like hair dryers." For larger areas of your body, you can hold down the trigger for continuous flashes—a feature our tester says speeds things up immensely.

Flashes400,000
Levels10 intensity levels and 3 power modes
TypeIPL
How To UseUse this device once per week for four weeks to see the first results and continue use every other week for upkeep.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValuePricey
Skin ToneBest for light to medium skin with dark hair
Treatment AreaAll over

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Best Automatic Laser Hair Removal Device

SmoothSkin Pure Intelligent Hair Remover

Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (24)

Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (25)

Pros
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (26)Treats whole body in just 10 minutes
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (27)Automatically selects the light best suited to your skin tone
Cons
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (28)Not totally painless

FDA-cleared and super luxurious, Smoothskin's system is great for anyone who wants something that's easy to use and doesn't require a lot of manual work or tinkering with buttons/various features. It measures your skin before each flash and automatically selects the light best suited to your skin tone, so your dirty work is taken care of automatically.

Although it's pricey, it offers visible hair reduction in as little as four weeks. You may even notice a major difference after just one use, which is a true testament to its power.

FlashesUnlimited
Levels3
TypeIPL
How To UseStamp and glide this device along your treatment areas once a week for 12 weeks. To maintain these results, you can use the device every four to eight weeks.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValueMid-Price
Skin ToneBest for dark to medium skin with dark hair
Treatment AreaAll over

Best Painless Laser Hair Removal Device

Yachyee Ice Cooling Hair Removal Device

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Pros
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (31)Affordable
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (32)Comes with a cooling function
Cons
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (33)Ideal for smaller areas, so larger areas require more time

This hair removal device cools the skin as it glides to decrease—or even eliminate—pain as you zap away hair. Even if you have a high pain tolerance, the cooling feature feels super soothing. At only $120, it's listed at a good price for its value.

And, with a max limit of 999,999 flashes, this device has enough life to help slow hair growth across your entire body, including legs and arms (I said what I said!).

Flashes999,999
Levels9 intensity levels and 2 power modes
TypeIPL
How To UseStart by shaving the treatment area. Then, use this device three times per week for four weeks before reducing frequency to two times per week.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValueAffordable
Skin ToneBest for dark to medium skin with dark to blonde hair
Treatment AreaAll over

Best Laser Hair Removal Device For Travel

Silk'n Express Laser Hair Removal System

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Pros
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (35)Pocket-sized
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (36)Irritation-free
Cons
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (37)Shuts off frequently

This laser hair remover from Silk'n is the perfect pocket-sized follicle-zapper to throw in your purse. It's not a quick solution (it takes eight weeks to notice a reduction in hair growth), but a great way to slowly reduce hair or to use as a maintenance tool. Who wants to mess with razors on a beach vacation, anyway?

This device is gentle enough to use on even the most sensitive areas—think the bikini area and the upper lip. So, if you're looking for something to treat legit every area of your body without causing irritation, this is the one for you.

Flashes300,000
Levels5 intensity levels
TypeIPL
How To UseShave, clean, and dry the skin before using the low energy level first, and slowly ramping up to the higher levels.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValueAffordable
Skin ToneBest for light to medium skin with dark hair
Treatment AreaAll over

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Best Pain-Free Hair Removal Device

Nood The Flasher 2.0

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Pros
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (39)Pain-free experience
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (40)Can be used anywhere that hair grows
Cons
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (41)Results may take up to 8 weeks

If you've always strayed from laser hair removal because just thinking about it makes you say "ouch," try the Nood. It promises a pain-free experience and can help you avoid razor burn, ingrown hairs, and pain that can come with other hair removal treatments.

According to the brand, this machine works everywhere that hair grows, so feel free to treat your bikini, Brazilian, underarms, legs, arms, and face. Your body will be so soft, you won't believe it.

Flashes600,000
LevelsNot available
TypeIPL
How To UseHold the flasher at a 90 degree angle and flash before moving on to the next area of the skin. Repeat this three times. The device can be used twice per week for eight weeks to see long-lasting results.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValueMid-Priced
Skin ToneBest for light to medium skin and dark hair
Treatment AreaAll over

Best Fast Laser Hair Removal Device

Roseskinco. OG IPL Hair Removal Handset

Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (42)

Pros
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (43)Chic design
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (44)Only requires four treatments
Cons
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (45)Power cord is a bit short

Reviewers rave that Roseskinco's IPL device is perfect for achieving hair-free pits and legs. For $150, it's one of the more affordable options on this list. It also claims to reduce hair growth in as little as four 45-minute treatments. If you're looking to remove unwanted hair fast, this one's for you.

The brand claims that you may notice a major difference in your hair growth patterns after just four uses. After 12 treatments, you may notice full results. If your results aren't top-notch, they offer a one-year warranty, so you can return the device for a full refund at any time.

Flashes300,000
Levels5 intensity levels
TypeIPL
How To UseUse the device for four weeks once or twice per week to notice a significant reduction in hair loss. After 12 weeks, you may be virtually hair-free.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValueAffordable
Skin ToneBest for dark to medium skin with dark hair
Treatment AreaAll over

Best Laser Hair Remover For All Skin Tones

Iluminage Touch Hair Reduction System

Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (46)

Pros
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (47)FDA-cleared
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (48)Tested on different skin tones
Cons
  • Testers Say These At-Home Laser Hair Removal Devices Really Work (49)Bulky

Iluminage's FDA-cleared Touch permanent hair reduction system combines both intense pulsed light (IPL) and radiofrequency energies to remove hair. The brand ensures that the clinical studies were done on an inclusive range of skin tones to make sure the device is both safe and effective for all.

It can also be used on a wide range of hair colors like blond, dark blond, and red hair. Plus, it gets to work on many different skin tones, too.

Flashes120,000
Levels3 intensity levels
Type IPL
How To UseTurn on the device then select your elos level—low, medium or high. Apply the device over the selected treatment area and use it once a week for seven treatments over a period of six weeks.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValuePricey
Skin ToneSafe for all skin tones and hair colors
Treatment AreaAll over

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Best Budget Laser Hair Removal Device

INNZA Laser Hair Removal Device

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Innza's luxurious hair removal device is built with a sapphire crystal ice compress designed to keep your skin calm, cool, and collected. You can manually select different modes to choose how wide or small you want the laser to be, making this hair remover perfect for the unique contours of your bikini area. Pssst, it also comes with laser-proof sunnies.

The price of this laser hair removal device is practically unbeatable—you get 999,999 flashes, which the brand says lasts long enough to treat your body from head-to-toe for 10 to 15 years.

Flashes999,999
Levels5 intensity levels and 2 power modes
TypeIPL
How To UseConnect the device to a power plug to charge while you shave your treatment areas. Then, turn it on and apply it to the skin. Use it consecutively for eight weeks.
FDA-ClearedYes
ValueAffordable
Skin ToneBest for light to deep skin tones and and dark hair
Treatment AreaAll over

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How we chose the best laser hair removal devices

For the past few months, Women’s Health editors and writers, including commerce editor Jasmine Gomez, associate commerce editor Lily Wohlner, and contributor Brigitt Earley have been researching the bestselling, most popular, and top-rated laser hair removal devices. Our team tested several of the devices first-hand and consulted dermatologist Jeanine Downie, MD, dermatologist Azadeh Shirazi MD, dermatologist Corey L. Hartman, MD, dermatologist Dendy Engelman, MD, and dermatologist Bertha Baum, DO, for the picks and insights.

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Are at-home laser hair removal devices effective on dark skin?

Truthfully, they're not optimal for people with sensitive skin, or dark hair, but anyone else can still give them a try (but be warned, it may take a bit longer to see results). The problem: Many at-home devices cannot distinguish between darker skin and dark hair, says dermatologist Corey L. Hartman, MD. And, just as is the case with salon laser hair removal, it's important to practice patience—this isn't a "one and done" situation.

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Are at-home laser hair removal devices safe?

Dr. Downie says she has seen a lot of skin complications with laser hair removal devices. So, to avoid burns, scars, acne, or rosacea flare-ups, be sure to talk to your board-certified dermatologist before using one. They'll be able to talk through laser options for your skin's specific needs before you purchase an at-home laser.

Once you've purchased your device, Dr. Shirazi provides a few ground rules to follow before giving it a go."Start with a test spot, do not expose the treated area to sunlight for at least seven days, do not use the laser if you have a tan, and do not use the device on skin that's open, tattooed, or has moles or birthmarks."

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Jasmine Gomez is the Commerce Editor at Women’s Health, where she cover the best product recommendations across beauty, health, lifestyle, fitness, and more. When she's not shopping for a living, she enjoys karaoke and dining out more than she cares to admit. Follow her @JazzeGomez.

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Lily Wohlner

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Lily Wohlner is the Associate E-Commerce Editor of Women’s Health. An expert in recommending the best products to add-to-cart, she knows what it takes for a product to receive a solid five stars (especially when it comes to beauty!). Starting her career as a freelance makeup artist, Lily has since moved to the editorial world, where she has generated content for brands including Oribe, NewBeauty, Dermstore, SkinStore, and LOOKFANTASTIC. When she’s not zenning out with a pore-clearing mask, the Lower East Side dweller is cheffing up a new recipe with her roommate or thrifting for the perfect pair of blue jeans. Follow her on Instagram.

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Brigitt Earley

Contributing Writer

Brigitt is a writer, editor and craft stylist with nearly 15 years of experience. She specializes in lifestyle topics, including home, health, parenting, beauty, style, food, entertaining, travel and weddings. She has written for Glamour, People, Good Housekeeping, Women's Health, Real Simple, Martha Stewart, Apartment Therapy, The Spruce, and more.

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Reviewed byBrian Underwood

Brian Underwood is the beauty director at Women’s Health. He is an award-winning journalist with more than 15 years of experience covering beauty and lifestyle for several national media outlets and previously served as beauty and wellness director at Oprah Daily. His work has appeared in Woman’s Day, Life & Style Weekly, Good Housekeeping, and many more. He also serves as a member of the Skin Cancer Foundation’s gala committee and lives in New York City with his daughter.

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FAQs

Do any at home laser hair removal devices work? ›

According to the Cleveland Clinic, these IPL and other devices do work to remove unwanted hair, but it often takes many sessions, and the results are rarely permanent.

What they don t tell you about laser hair removal? ›

Fact — Laser hair treatments don't work as well, and sometimes not at all on very fair or blond hair. The laser hair removal treatment requires pigment in the hair, or the beam of light will not reach the hair follicle. Hair that is gray or blond has less pigment, which can make laser hair removal ineffective.

Which laser machine is best for hair removal? ›

Alexandrite (755 nm)

The Alexandrite laser hair removal system is the most frequently used laser on the market because it is so quick and extremely effective. Alexandrite (“Alex” for short) can provide quick treatments on large body surface areas due to fast laser pulse repetition rates and larger treatment spot sizes.

Can you overdo at home laser hair removal? ›

Overdoing laser hair removal can result in skin irritation, redness, and swelling. This can happen if the skin is exposed to too much laser energy, causing damage to the surrounding skin tissue. The skin can become sensitive, making it more prone to burns and hyperpigmentation.

Are home laser hair removal as good as salon? ›

What's more, because the laser devices are much smaller, and they don't pack as much power as salon tech, you'll need to spend longer treating even a small area. Professional laser devices provide faster treatment time and give more impressive long-lasting results.

Does anyone regret laser hair removal? ›

Regret usually stems from choosing the wrong provider. While laser hair removal itself is rarely regrettable, what can lead to regret is choosing the wrong provider. A cheap, inexperienced clinic may use outdated equipment or incorrect techniques, leading to less effective treatment or even unwanted side-effects.

Should I laser my pubic hair? ›

' Yes, it is safe to laser the pubic area for most patients. It should be noted that this is one of the more sensitive areas when it comes to laser hair removal, but it is quick and effective. Many patients also believe it is overall less painful than waxing.

Are there negatives to laser hair removal? ›

Risks of side effects vary with skin type, hair color, treatment plan and adherence to pre-treatment and post-treatment care. The most common side effects of laser hair removal include: Skin irritation. Temporary discomfort, redness and swelling are possible after laser hair removal.

What is stronger than laser hair removal? ›

Electrolysis is considered a more permanent solution than laser hair removal (it stops hair growth completely while laser hair removal slows and reduces hair growth), but it requires more individual sessions (closer to 14), and the sessions can take longer.

Do you shave before laser hair removal? ›

Shave Before Treatment

You should shave within 24 hours of your scheduled laser appointment. Your laser technician cannot treat areas that have hair above the skin. You cannot even receive treatment if there is rough stubble because this may create too much heat for the pigment of your skin.

Is it better to buy a laser hair removal machine? ›

Laser treatments use a different light source and target a more concentrated area. The laser method is often more powerful. You can use IPL devices at home, but if you want laser hair removal you'll need to have it performed by a trained professional.

Are at home laser hair removal devices worth it? ›

At-home laser hair removal is a viable option for unwanted hair maintenance, but it's not always effective and doesn't guarantee long-lasting results. If you want a laser treatment, you should only trust the professionals who can provide safer and more effective hair removal results.

Why is my hair still there after laser? ›

And yes, you may still notice some hair a couple of days after your session, but this is often part of the natural shedding process or due to hairs that were in a different growth phase during treatment. Remember, quality laser hair removal is an investment in your confidence and well-being.

How to remove pubic hair permanently at home? ›

There are several options for trimming or removing pubic hair, and the choice of the removal method depends on your skin's sensitivity. However, none of these give a permanent solution for hair removal at home. Permanent hair removal solutions are provided by professional saloons or cosmetic clinics.

Do home laser hair growth devices work? ›

Although these products can and do stimulate hair growth, they have only limited abilities to fight specific types of hair loss like male pattern baldness. Male pattern baldness, the most common cause of hair loss in men, develops as a result of genetic factors and the hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT).

Is it good to use laser hair removal at home? ›

At-Home Laser Hair Removal

You can buy tools to remove hair at home, but since this is a medical treatment, it's better to have a professional do it. There aren't any long-term studies on the safety or effectiveness of at-home devices.

Does nood work on pubic hair? ›

The wired tech means it works faster and better, and you can use it pretty much anywhere - bikini area, underarms, legs, arms, face, you name it. It's good for most skin and hair types, and they have a skin safety test on their site to check before you start. No more razor burn or ingrown hairs.

Are laser hair removal home kits safe? ›

Short answer: yes. “At-home laser hair removal is typically safe as long—if you follow directions and use caution to avoid burning,” says Dr. King. However, it's also important to note that at-home laser hair removal isn't for everyone.

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