WARNING Do NOT Try IPL Hair Removal Without Watching This

In today's video I am going to be trying out the Innza IPL Hair Removal Device and put it to the test to see whether or not IPL Hair Removal at home devices actually work for hair removal or permanent hair removal! I tried this device for 8 weeks and this is what I found...

follow me everywhere @jordanjsparks

STAY SPARKLY!

xoxo - Jordan Sparks

This video is NOT Sponsored, all opinions herein are my own.

*link above is an affiliate link* This video is for educational and entertainment purposes and is not intended to infringe any copyright. - Jordan Sparks

[JordanJSparks]

I have 2 brand new, unopened Ulike Air3+ IPL Hair Removal Systems in Purple for sale for $400 Canadian (well below retail), if you buy one, I will cover express shipping and send it to you wherever you are. Comment here if you are interested and we can go from there.

[fatimataufiq]

Now this is an HONEST REVIEW about IPL. Trust me the women who reviewed the IPL products, literally have no hair prior to using the IPL. So it confuses us soo much to whether buy or not. But thanks to you! It has helped a lot to get rid of the confusion! ❤️💯

[vv]

*TLDR*
If you were too lazy to watch the full video, here’s a small recap.
In the video at around 2:50. It has been 3 weeks that they’ve used the IPL. And their arm hair grew back patchy, they recommend this product IF YOU WANT 100% HAIR LOSS, if you are wanting to only thin out body hair, do not use it.

[starRavenCraft]

I think the reason why the hair is splotchy is because the hair grows in different phases and only hair in a certain growth phase can be destroyed

[sarasarabobara]

Even getting it professionally done, I do experience some patchiness (although not this much). My provider said it’s due to all of your hair growing in different stages at different times, you have to use the device at the perfect time to target the hair. I go in 4-6 weeks apart and 6-9 sessions total. Expensive but it’s been worth it.

[plgetow]

thanks gay men for helping us out, the women doing reviews just talked without saying anything

[spanky]

Thanks for this! Im a woman but I have male pattern body and face hair and so I can't really rely on women's reviews because my body hair is significantly coarser and thicker than most women's. It's always good to see if these things work on hair similar to mine.

[anagabrielaq]

I have been using an IPL laser hair removal since 2020. I still grow some hair patches here and there but they grow very thin.

[Matt-mezz]

Hi cutie.
Thanks for the info. I purchased mine a little over 2 weeks ago and couldn’t be happier. The only thing I did different from you was that I shaved my arm, chest and stomach hair smooth all the way down to the skin (minus the thin happy trail). After only 1 week noticed results - especially on my arms. Going into week 3 and wow I’m not getting a the normal 5 o’clock shadow until about day 5. I can’t wait for the full 8-9 weeks for my skin to be totally bare 😁.

[tsarfox]

Wow, so this can actually work. I've been looking into IPL to get rid of some undesirable hair and I was wondering if it actually worked. From what I understand I have the right complexion and hair color for it. So if there's a chance, I'd rather try this than spend for something more expensive or invasive. Thanks!

[lglglg]

Thanks so much for your review! I was wondering if those random at home IPL devices from Amazon would work (or even be safe to use). Your video was very insightful. I'm a woman who isn't that hairy to begin with, but I feel like a lot of the reviews out there are done by already near hairless or fine haired women, so seeing the results on someone who is hairier than a hairless woman was extremely helpful!

[cls]

I had exactly the same results with an old IPL device. First bald patches, then every single hair grew back as usual. I see "permanent" on new models ranging from under $100 to $400+ and i'm skeptical. It's the same technology. It doesn't seem to work. Maybe if i keep doing it non-stop 24/7 for months i'll cause enough damage to my body that hair won't be a concern for me anymore. lol

[Firas_Official]

I saw this video in the past and it gave me an idea for what I’m gonna do, now I did the first home IPL and I still come back and watch
From the bottom of my heart THANK YOU!

[MananaMan]

Was gonna buy this for my hair on my back. I don't care if it's a bit patchy, as long as it's mostly gone that's waaay better than having to fumble with those back scratcher razors.

[mahbubhossainsamm]

Thanks for the video! Did you apply any specific cream or gel after these laser sessions??

[carenaalvarado]

Thank you for this review . I have trouble trusting influencers that are getting paid to make reviews

[ferdinandstrat]

Came for the review and the instructions, stayed for the absolutely FABULOUS dude demoing it

[AdamsWorlds]

Thanks for review. I was thinking about removing some hair downstairs (around the sack and crack). Obviously just want total removal as those spots are awkward to shave, embarrassing to go get removal from professionals. Would mean easy shaving/waxing/removal creams for the rest.

[joanaAnez]

I used a cheap ipl device and did it once a week for about 12 weeks or so because i wasnt consistent 😅. Legs are hair free now. I do it once in a while just for maintenance.

[OneDirectionV]

I want to make hairs shorter and thinner because I do like hair just not as coarse and long as it grows on some areas of my body. Nobody talks about the type of outcome I want and what the options to get it are, every other video especially women seem to want to go completely hairless which I dont like either and that seems to be the industry's focus always. To me, short, thin hair is the ideal aesthetically for men and women