We tested one of the leading IPL devices and were surprised by the results
has been designed for at-home use without training. However, it’s very important to fully read the instruction booklet before use to avoid skin damage and always wear the protective glasses provided to prevent ocular damage. This product is FDA approved.Who can’t use the JOVS Venus Pro II?
Like laser hair removal, this IPL tool is most effective on people with lighter skin tones and darker hair. This is because we are targeting the pigment in the hair — if you have dark skin or blond hair, it may not work at all and could cause discolouration. If you fall into either of these latter categories, we suggest alternative hair removal practices.Article content
I found the JOVS device less effective on areas that hadn’t previously been treated: my legs and my chin . I’m not sure if it’s because these two areas are particularly boney — therefore it’s tricky for the device to zap the correct spots — or because of my previous treatments.Advertisement 6The device is very easy to use. I recommend reading the detailed instruction booklet completely before first use, so you know exactly what you’re getting into.
Pick the correct mode and choose your intensity on a scale of 1-6. The brand recommends starting on a low level of intensity and only increasing to your comfort level. I started on level one and immediately went to level six in the following sessions. The instruction booklet also recommends performing a test on a few patches of skin on different areas of your body and waiting 24 hours — follow this step to ensure you won’t have a strange reaction.
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