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TRIA Laser Hair Removal System
November 23rd, 2009

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God, I hate waxing! Letting my hair grow out for 8 weeks then enjoying as few as 2 weeks of being smooth and hairless never seemed like a fair trade. Then there’s the flipside- Do I really have time or money to make inconvenient appointments for laser removal? I don’t think so! I’m a busy gal, so to my delight I’m so happy I found the TRIA Laser Hair Removal System.


My own time, in my home, whenever I want. In as few as 8 treatments,  I am virtually hair free. Let me tell you, I have arm hair that you can braid…or I did. It was a thorn in my side since second grade and an embarrassment too, I might add.


The TRIA Laser Hair Removal System is the first and only FDA-cleared laser hair removal system available that uses the same trusted laser technology as the professionals and provides the same lasting results. I will never have to wax again- thank you very much!


Our friends at Tria Beauty are giving out an amazing deal right now for $200.00 off your purchase of the TRIA Laser Hair Removal System which was $795.00, but with this savings, it’s now $595.00. Still steep your budget right now? Don’t fret!  They’re offering an easy way to pay with 7 low monthly payments of $49.95 to fit in any recessionista’s budget! And for the price of a single in office treatment, I’d say that this is finally…a fair trade!


New “at-home” laser hair removal device
January 2nd, 2008

tria laser hair removal device

SpectraGenics is set to roll out a brand new at-home laser hair removal device that promises dermatologist office results for a fraction of the price and convenience of home use.

The new device called Tria is the first laser hair removal device to be approved by the FDA for home use.

The retail price in the U.S. will be $995, which is actually not a bad price considering how much it costs for waxing and in-office laser hair removal. A full course of treatment requires about six or seven sessions at three week intervals.

Unfortunately, the Tria can only be used by people with light to medium skin tones and dark hair. Dark skin can absorb too much of the lasers energy and damage the skin. The device has a technology that will only turn on if it detects a suitable skin tone.

Tria will be available summer/fall 2008 and will be sold at Bergdorf Goodman, Fred Segal and Bliss Spas.