'Flash&Go Hair Removal' Replacement Cartridge

I wish I found this product sooner! It has been a real game changer for me. Just pop on a new cartridge and flash your way to being hair free! While the cartridge does not last a full 1000 flashes, it does allow me to treat multiple areas every other week. I find that I need to replace the cartridge once a month but its worth it! I can't say enough how this product has changed my life. I am able to wear less makeup to cover up the uneven skin tone waxing always left me. The flash & go does not burn my skin or leave ingrown hairs like other methods of removal. I use mine on the highest setting and saw results after three treatments. I would recommend buying two cartridges at a time so you're never without one. I feel so much better about myself. If you've ever suffered from embarrassing hair in places it shouldn't be try this!

I purchased the system august 2012 and have been using it regularly as directed since. In addition to the initial $300 for the laser gun, spent approximately $400 more buying cartridge refills. I wouldn't think this is a waste of money if it worked, but I have mixed feelings. Used regularly, the hair does grow back thinner and more sparsely. But it has to be used regularly to maintain that; if it's not used for a while, the hair grows back just like before. And by regularly, I'd say at least every 2-3 weeks. And if the hair starts growing back thicker, it takes another several cycles to get it thinned out. Also, it's such a hassle to do this laser. The actual area that gets the laser is very small and hard to tell where you did the laser already. Therefore it's such a tedious task. I use it at the highest setting and it does sting at times but it's not painful. While I'm glad that there was some help with thinner, fewer hair, I wouldn't recommend it since it's not really permanent and the time, money, hassle is such a pain.

I've had this for several years, I will be first to admit I'm not the most consistent person in using it. I probably use it a few times a year. It takes time to notice drastic changes - the hair eventually starts growing less coarse until it doesn't. I haven't shaved my arms in almost 2yrs. I started with medium coarse hair and overtime it stopped growing out. I noticed the same with my legs but there are some patches I'm still working through until I achieve the same results! Consistency and patience are key.