Booooring. It is. Using the Rio machine is boring. I know, it isn’t supposed to entertain me, only stop my hairs from growing. The problem is I didn’t put a Friends DVD to accompany me while “lasering” the offending hairs today and I was very very bored. I decided to finally have a look at the DVD that comes with the Rio Hair Remover. About time one could say… Read the whole post ›› "Rio Laser Hair Remover" does it work? day 7
Third session using the Laser machine on my armpits done. Today I did each armpit, slowly, trying to cover the whole area, until my hands fell asleep from holding them up! Read the whole post ›› "Rio Laser Hair Remover" does it work? armpits area (day 3)
I’m just back from spending over three weeks away. I am still a believer in the Laser machine (maybe because I want it to work? oh please, pretty please?). I have seen many entries in forums and blogs where they discuss a product (specially true for the Rio Laser Hair remover where they say “it’s cool! and you can buy it from here!” right…) and you can easily see that they are getting paid to promote the product. So here goes my disclaimer… Read the whole post ›› "Rio Laser Hair Remover" does it work? day 6
Although the Rio Laser Hair Remover machine is quite small, it’s not small enough to carry it as hand luggage, nor cheap enough to risk bringing it as check-in luggage. So my hairs have two weeks to fall if they are dead, grow if they are alive, tremble if they are scared… Oh, and some beauty salons don’t carry out “epilations” using laser treatments but Intense Pulsed Light. Aha… Read the whole post ›› "Rio Laser Hair Remover" does it work? update 1
How often should one use the laser Rio machine? How soon will I see results? High density areas will take longer, while areas where you can target independent hairs directly will be quicker… I think I am starting to understand all this growth cycle story! Read the whole post ›› "Rio Laser Hair Remover" does it work? day 5