Review: Tria Hair Removal Laser 4X 

Oh, I'm so happy you found this helpful! It is scary getting started, and I wouldn't say it's "fun" by any means, but I do feel the short-lived pain is worth the results. You could even just start with a small area to work on until you feel more comfortable. You've got this!! And thank you for the lovely compliment! I appreciate it!

Thank you for watching!

Thanks for sharing!!

Why did you stop after 3 months?

I hope you have great results! It's been such a game-changer for me!

Hi! Thank you for checking out the video! You can absolutely repost on your social channels. Thank you! 🙂

@@DivineMrsDiva Thank you!! Very detailed review! I also have thyroid issues and I will note that for those interested in just using the device for the face, we also have the Precision laser for smaller areas. The hormonal hair growth cannot be permanently removed with laser, but it can be controlled with continued use, as you've outlined in your video.

@@TriaBeautyVideo Oh, thank you for adding that. I'll have to mention the Precision as an option when I post on social media. The Tria does an excellent job of controlling that hair with regular use. It's pretty impressive!

I want to tryy it!! Do you ship to Colombia??

I got out of the habit of using the Tria for about a year or so and noticed that my chin hairs grew back faster and weren't quite as sparse, but it was still nothing like it used to be for me. I have since started doing maintenance sessions once to four times a month just on places where I still have hair growth. Regular sessions, even once a month for me, seem to inhibit growth and slow the growing speed of these darn whiskers! But overall, the results are still consistently that it did stop the growth of SO MUCH of what was there for me and I'm still blown away by the results.

Of course! I hope it is helpful! 🙂🤗

@@amerikada1kadin I would put a cold damp rag on my neck/face to cool it down and then applied a moisturizer. My skin was much happier the more I kept it hydrated after.

@@DivineMrsDiva thank u for the answer

Hi there! At about 5 minutes and 50 seconds into the video, I start talking about the frequency of sessions and all those details. I think I started noticing a difference after a few months, but it took a year and a half to reach my current results.

You just recharge it once the battery dies. And yes, you can use it on your whole body.

It will take a while because of the size difference between the laser window and a human leg, but it should help do the same thing as far as the hair is concerned. I'm not a super patient person, but as long as you are consistent with it you should start seeing results.

It's not comfortable at all. It took me 3 full charges to do just half of my left leg. And I'm sure I missed something, in the end I started drawing grids after finishing an area like - - - - , and then make imaginary lines in my head and connect the dots. BUT you don't have to do your legs every day with it, and with razor we do It kind of wastes a lot of time but also saves ? I did not know how huge human legs till i tried tria honestly

Thanks a lot, girls🤗 maybe I’ll try the IPl from braun or philips. It seems that these are more suitable for legs.

I believe the instructions suggest doing it on clean skin. I've used a topical numbing cream when I first started, leaving that on for the suggested time, then washing it off before using the Tria.

Hi! My face was really sensitive to the stinging at first, so when I initially started I only did the Tria treatment on my face once every two weeks. Then, after a while, I upped my treatments to a few times a week. I shaved before each treatment and had to shave each day anyway if I was leaving the house. The hair doesn't fall out. It will eventually stop growing in places. Sometimes an in-grown hair, under the skin, will develop and it ends up being a dead hair loose from its root that comes out. But it takes quite a while for the hair to just stop growing. I was about a year or so in when I really noticed how much it had taken down the facial hair. If you find your skin feels really irritated and red, make sure you are hydrating it after. I love to use a cold compress (a washcloth wet with cold water or an ice pack) to cool the skin. Then I use a hydrating face mask or my favorite moisturizer to make my skin happy again. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions.

Thank you very much for this answer!!)) I feel myself much better!))

@@amerikada1kadin I have only used it on my face, neck, armpit, and arm.

@@DivineMrsDiva got it 👍🏻 thank you

So glad it was helpful!! Thank you for watching :-D

I love that this was so helpful for you! I appreciate the feedback so much! I hope you enjoy your Tria!!

I did mine about 3 times a week for a year and a half to get to my current results. The fan noise is just the device cooling down as it works.

@@DivineMrsDiva thank you so much I just bought it and trying it on my husband and started making that sound like a fan I got so scare 😆 thank you I appreciate it..

@@kavitakhoda it depends on your hair.

You are welcome! Thank you for the glowing feedback! It makes me smile!

I don't think it should hurt when you sweat. For me, the irritation only lasts a little bit after doing the treatment. I cool my skin and hydrate it to help it feel better and I'm fine the next day. Sometimes though there will be irritated hair follicles from the hair dying off after the laser zaps it. These can become ingrown hairs and eventually make their way out of the skin. But while they are still stuck under the skin, they can be a bit sore.

It depends on the area. I slightly overlapped each pulse and when I did my whole neck and chin, it was roughly 150 pulses or so, from what I remember.

That's great! I'm happy for them.