This past week I embarked on my journey towards hair-free legs. Tria recommends performing the hair removal treatment every two weeks for the first three months, then once a month for the next five, so this was the first of eleven treatments. I was excited.
Before you can use the Tria Hair Removal Laser, you need to “unlock” the laser with a couple of steps. First, you’ll need to activate your Tria online – this is an easy step that takes less than a minute. Also, you’ll want to make sure that your Tria Hair Removal laser is charged at least 2 hours before you first use it.
Next, you need to unlock the laser. The Tria Hair Removal Laser is safe to use with certain skin tones and darker colored hair, so it checks to make sure your skin is “optimal” for treatment. I have a little bit of color from all the yard work I’ve been doing over the summer, so I was a little concerned with whether or not I was too tan. To unlock the Tria Hair Laser, you simply turn on the laser, then place the bottom of the laser over the skin you plan on treating. Fortunately, the Tria checked my skin and I passed – yay!
After my skin was prepped and the laser unlocked, I did a patch test in the treatment area. To do a patch test I started off at the lowest of five power levels. I placed the laser on the skin, it gave a little “beep” and I felt a little zap – something between a pin prick and touching something hot. At level 1, I hardly felt anything – just a little warmth. I then increased the power level until it became almost too much. For my leg, that was a level 3. For my underarm it was a level 4. Remember, this is a laser treatment so a little pain is expected but can be adjusted for your comfort level. After the patch test, wait 24 hours to make sure that you skin doesn’t have a reaction. After the required 24 hours, my skin still looked good, so I began my first treatment.
Stay tuned for our next post where we talk more about how the treatment feels and how easy it was to use the Tria Hair Removal Laser.
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Disclaimer: This post consists of my (and/or fellow tester) opinions only. Your experiences may be different. No compensation was given for this review/giveaway. I did receive a free product from the manufacturer or their representing PR agency to use and test for the purposes of this review. This did not affect the outcome of this review.
Betty Baez says
October 12, 2012 at 10:29 amThis is great looking forward to hearing how well this works
Lanie K. says
October 14, 2012 at 5:38 pmThis looks pretty nice. I have been curious to see how well it works! Can’t wait to hear your review on the results 🙂
Bonnie C. says
October 17, 2012 at 10:30 pmI’ve seen these sold on TV and have always wondered a) if they really work and b) if they work for “regular” people. 🙂 Thanks for this post, I will stay tuned!
Stacy D. says
November 12, 2012 at 6:48 pmI really want to try one of these devices!
tami s says
January 2, 2013 at 3:05 pmI just saw this. Are your results posted somewhere? I’ve been seriously thinking about getting one of these. I had no idea it has to OK your skin-wonder if you can return it if your skin doesn’t pass the test
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February 9, 2013 at 10:54 pmI have always wanted one of these!!
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