Permanent Hair Removal in 8 Weeks

The Flasher 2.0

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Thousands have turned to Nood for a pain-free and affordable alternative to laser hair removal.

Hair Removal As Easy As 1,2,3

1. Find your Level

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2. Flash Twice Weekly

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3. See Results in 8 Weeks or Your Money Back

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A Truly Pain-Free Experience

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Is the hair loss permanent?

You should see up to 80% hair removal following the scheduled treatment plan. When using your device, you are destroying hair follicles that are currently in the ‘anagen’ hair growth phase. It is possible that hairs that were not in the ‘anagen’ phase during treatment will still grow. This is why we recommend doing maintenance treatment once every 1-2 months as needed.

Is the treatment painful?

Unlike laser hair removal, IPL or intense pulsed light hair removal is generally considered to be much safer and less painful. This is because IPL uses a multi-spectrum bulb vs a single-wavelength laser. You may feel a slight tingle in sensitive areas during treatment, but it should not be painful.

Which areas of my body can I use my handset on?

The Nood handset is effective to use everywhere that hair grows, including your arms, underarms, hands, legs, chin, neck, back, and bikini line. It is not recommended to use around your eyes without protective eyewear.

Does IPL work on all skin types and hair colors?

Unfortunately not all hair and skin types are suitable for IPL treatment. Generally speaking, IPL and laser hair removal do not work on blonde and red hair or very dark skin. Check out our handy chart below for more information

*Smiley faces mean that Nood will work on that combo of skin and hair color. Sad faces means it likely will not be effective.

What is the difference between IPL and Laser Hair Removal?

The main difference between IPL and laser is the type of light used. IPL or intense pulsed light, is a broadband pulsed light, whereas laser is a single monochromatic light source. IPL and laser technologies both target the melanin in the hair follicle and you can expect permanent results from both. Energy, frequency and hair colour are all determining factors in the efficacy of the treatment, while the light source, whether it is a laser or an intense pulsed flash light plays a minor role.

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