For too long, hair removal has meant irritation, tedium, and temporary fixes. Traditional methods only remove surface hair, leading to quick regrowth. To achieve lasting results, technology has evolved to root-targeting solutions like IPL and laser.
Laser was a breakthrough, but it comes with pain and clinic visits. Ulike IPL also goes deep, targeting the root for long-lasting results — but without the discomfort or appointments. Now you can get salon-level hair removal, nearly painless, in the comfort of your home.
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Because IPL works by targeting melanin, its effectiveness is based on the ratio between melanin in the skin and hair.
This means it can be less effective when targeting light colors due to lower melanin levels, and potentially unsafe for dark skin, which is rich in melanin and could absorb high levels of energy.
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International medical and safety standards.
- Hair reduction of 96% after 2 weeks.
- Long-lasting hair removal.
- Keeps skin cooled at or below 65°F for nearly pain-free full-body treatments.
- Expert backed, clinically tested, and internationally regulated.
Factors like nutrition, blood circulation, and environmental conditions contribute to overall hair health and growth patterns. These variations explain why individuals may experience differences in hair growth density and distribution across various parts of the body.
Shave and dry the treatment area.
Put on the protective IPL glasses.
Power on the device. Select a desired intensity level and press to your skin.
Air it all out.
Check if IPL is safe for you
IPL technology works best on body areas with a high contrast between hair color and skin tone, which means it is not suitable for everyone or every body part. It is least effective on black and dark brown skin tones, as well as on white, gray, red, and light blonde hair colors.
How often should I use IPL?
For better hair removal results, we suggest you position the IPL hair removal handset flush against your skin at a 90-degree angle during treatment and use it according to the following frequency:
Week 1–4: Treat 3 times per week.
Week 5–12: Treat 1–2 times per month.
*Increase treatment as needed.
How long until I see clear results?
Our Air 10 and Ulike X deliver visible results in as little as 2 weeks. For Air 3, you’ll begin to notice visible hair growth reduction in less than 3 weeks of consistent treatments. For Air+, you’ll see visible hair growth reduction in less than 3 weeks of consistent treatments.
Is IPL hair removal permanent?
IPL hair removal is not considered permanent, but it provides long-term reduction in hair growth. After achieving optimal results, maintenance typically requires only 1–2 sessions per month to sustain a completely hair-free effect.
Can I use IPL on tattoos?
No, it's not recommended to use IPL on tattoos as it can affect their appearance and lead to fading or discoloration.
Can IPL cause cancer?
No, IPL hair removal does not cause cancer. IPL uses non-ionizing light in the visible and infrared spectrum, not the harmful UV spectrum associated with cancer risk. Ulike's products are equipped with a 1mm UV filter to further minimize the risk of skin damage.
According to FDA regulations, permanent hair removal means "continued and steady reduction of hair over a prolonged period," which we provide, though some may interpret the term "permanent" differently. Please know that even the phototherapy used in clinics is not fully permanent.
Is IPL hair removal painful?
Ulike is the only company that offers Sapphire Ice Cooling technology, providing nearly painless treatments. Users will experience only a minor sensation during the treatment.