Seattle, WA, December 23, 2013 –– Janice Brentwood assisted in the
production of a new video about the Tria laser for hair removal.
"While I was investigating the
traditional laser hair removal done in a clinic setting I was surprised to find
claims that you can now get the same level of treatment at home with new
portable hand-held devices. The Tria laser in particular has been cleared by
the FDA and is said to use the same technology traditionally found in the
doctor's office" stated Janice Brentwood, a freelance journalist located
in Seattle, WA.
While having laser hair removal done
in a salon is common knowledge today, few consumers are aware that new at-home
treatment options are available at the fraction of the cost. While many will be
skeptical, we cannot deny the fact that the FDA have given one such product
known as Tria its stamp of approval for at-home use.
Whist the Tria laser sounds like a
more convenient and cheaper alternative to traditional laser hair removal,
consumers need to be aware that it is not safe to use on all skin tones.
Moreover, those with darker shades of skin or tanned skin, may not be suitable
candidates for the treatment with the Tria laser. According to the manufacturer
"The TRIA laser is designed to interact with the dark pigment of the hair.
As a result, dark brown and black skin may absorb too much heat."
The Tria laser is said to come with a
testing mechanism which you apply to your skin and it tells you whether or not
you may use the device. If your skin is too dark, the Tria will lock to prevent
any potential injury from occurring.
The way the device is said to work is
the hair follicles absorb the laser energy upon application and this causes
them to go into a longer than normal resting phase in the hair growth cycle.
Overtime the hairs become less visible and the resting phase is said to last
for years as a result.
According to Janice: "In the Tria laser reviews video I worked on there is detailed information about the
product and also highlights the fact that the device is not for everyone."
According to the manufacturer the
Tria laser is the only cordless clinically-proven laser hair removal device in
the market for at-home use, which can give permanent results.
If you would like to find out more
about the Tria laser then feel free to visit: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ9jvzefwXZD72Xva-4pn9Q
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