The Keskine IPL Hair Removal Handset is currently on sale at £129.35, down from its usual retail price of £299, after a £100 discount and an additional code offer.
Shoppers can apply the code SKIN35 at checkout until September 13 to receive £169.65 off the original price. This brings the cost to approximately £4.62 per use over 28 sessions on an extended 12-week schedule.
Cost Comparison and Device Features
Professional hair removal appointments can cost over £100 per session, making the initial 12-week course with this device cheaper than a single salon visit. After the first 12 weeks, each session drops to under £1 at the discounted price.
The device is suitable for use on the face, underarms, bikini line, and legs. Results may appear in one to four weeks, with maximum smoothness achievable in six to 12 weeks.
User Reviews and Alternatives
One user said: "This is the best hair removal method I've tried. It's so much easier and less painful than waxing or shaving. I've noticed a big difference after just a few uses."
Another added: "I have been using it consistently for two months... I am delighted with how smooth my skin stays now without having to shave every few days."
The device takes 24 minutes for a full-body session, has five smart modes, and features Autoflash activation. It also uses Ice-Cooling technology for a pain-free experience. The brand recommends using it three times a week during the first month, then once every two weeks for touch-ups.
Other IPL Options
The Philips Lumea Series 7000 BRI920/00 IPL Hair Removal Device is available at Boots for £249.99, down from £309.99. One shopper noted: "As a woman living with PCOS and facial hair, this has been a life changer! I've gone from having to shave daily to having to shave every few days, and it has only been my 4th use."
Foreo's Peach 2 Go device, priced at £174.85 from £269 at Lookfantastic, is a compact travel-friendly option with five intensities and two modes, delivering up to 120 flashes per minute.
One drawback of the Keskine device is that it must be plugged into a socket to work, limiting where users can complete treatments.
