Tria Hair Removal Laser

brit – This review is from: Tria Hair Removal Laser 4X – Green (Health and Beauty)

Some people may say it doesn’t work but this product takes patience. Also if you see the instructions when buying tria it states to do it about twice a month (every two weeks ) until the pulses are done. I’ve done it about 5 times now and my (leg) hair grows way slower and thinner. I LOVE IT. Also as time progresses you can take it a level higher. It’s a slight pinch/burn. I can do the highest level now and it’s more effective and smarter that way since you only get about 3000some pulses

I’ve be waxing and using epilators for many years and was growing tired of the skin irritation from the process. I have course dark hair that grows quickly and leads to many ingrown hairs So after much research, including considering professional laser hair removal, I decided to give this a try for use on my bikini line and underarms.

I just finished my 9th treatment and I am thrilled with the results!!! I’m a good candidate because I have very pale skin and dark hair, and used it as directed at level 5 (once a week, and again for touch ups when various areas grew back quicker than others). After two treatments on my bikini line, I noticed the hair growing back much slower. After about a month, there were areas that stopped growing for a few weeks, and then hair grew back much thinner. I went from needing to shave every few days to about once a week, and eventually some areas not at all!!! It looks like there are many areas that hair has not gown back at all. Today, I have far less ingrown hairs–which was my biggest reason for starting these treatments. I seem to be getting the best result in my underarm area (also have done 9 treatments). My once constant 5 o’clock shadow on my underarms (lovely picture, right?) is gone, and currently the hair barely grows!!

The only complaint I have is the small laser head. If it were larger, I’d consider doing my legs. At this time, it just seems way too time consuming to do a whole leg, and I don’t think i’d follow through with it. And as other people mentioned, it does hurt a bit, but that is to be expected with this type of treatment. BE PATIENT AND YOU’LL GET RESULTS!!!

 

UPDATED June 23: 3 months in, and I’ve been using weekly on underarms and bikini line (and a bit less consistently on lower legs). My bikini line is probably 60-70% hair-free and what’s left is very light in color and texture. Underarms are probably 50%, but the hair is growing much slower. I only shave them once a week now. Hopeful that I’ll get continued improvement there… Legs, even with inconsistent use, are responding very well (probably 25% of hair left). I mentioned my results to a friend who underwent professional treatment, and she suggested that the underarm hair is denser and more coarse than other areas, hence the slower improvement. I’ll try to update in a few more months; hope this is helpful.

I bought this product at the beginning of March after a lot of research regarding whether to purchase the Silk’n, Tria, or bite the bullet and go with professional laser. I’m 6 treatments in on my underarms and 4 in on my bikini line, and it’s making a huge difference on my underarms and some difference on my bikini line. I’m down to shaving every 4-5 days and probably 50-60% hair loss (entire patches are gone, whereas some areas look mostly unaffected). No word on whether it will be permanent, but Tria is absolutely having an effect. I didn’t notice any results at all until completion of the 4th treatment. Consistency is key. The biggest bonus so far is less ingrown hairs!

So for the bad news: it HURTS in the beginning. I’ve been self-waxing my bikini line for years and have a pretty high pain tolerance, and the first few sessions brought tears to my eyes and required me to take breaks every few minutes. For the first session, I used the system on setting 3 on bikini and 4 on underarms. I have very pale skin and medium to dark brown hair, and at level 5 the best I can compare it to is a hot match being set on the skin. I can handle that on one or two spots, but not 75 per arm! It does improve over time as you lose hair and it lightens up. I used it on level 5 this morning and the pain was negligible. A very close shave before use helps as well.

I had some temporary redness on the skin after use, but no swelling or lingering pain. The burn from the laser only lasts 1-2 seconds and then it’s fine. The redness went away in a few hours.

I’ll try to update this in 4-5 months with more comprehensive results, but so far so good.

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