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Philips Lumea IPL 9000 review: What do you get for the money?
The Lumea 9000 is the most highly equipped IPL machine in the Philips range and it starts at a pricey £460, stretching to £470 if you want the full range of attachments. The cheaper BRI-955 model gets you a body, face and precision attachment, whereas the fully equipped BRI-958 comes with a body, face, bikini and underarms attachment.
All of the attachments are specially designed to help treat the different areas of your body safely and with ease. Each comes with a rectangular shaped window that fits over the glass treatment lamp on the main body of the device, this is where the light pulses come from. The Lumea 9000 has the largest treatment windows of any Lumea model, with the bikini attachment’s window measuring 10 x 30mm and the face attachment measuring 8 x 26mm.
Additionally, each attachment has a slightly different shape, designed to match the area you’re treating. For example, the body attachment has a slightly concave shape that fits around the contours of your legs and arms, whereas the underarm and bikini attachments are convex.
The mid-range Philips Lumea IPL Prestige offers the same SmartSkin sensor, but the bulb only lasts for 250,000 flashes, as opposed to the 450,000 in the 9000 model. This might seem like a huge difference, and it is, but in reality you’d be hard-pressed to get through 250,000 flashes in the machine’s lifetime.
Right now, the Lumea IPL 9000 is the only machine in the Philips range that can be operated cordlessly. This is a huge bonus, especially as treatments can take up to 15 minutes at a time, and having a cordless machine also means you can sit in the most comfortable spot in your home without bending to the restrictions of a wire.
One full charge of the IPL 9000 lasts 30 minutes when used on a lower intensity level, which is plenty of time to treat most areas of your body. The only caveat is that cordless operation slows down the device’s “flash rate” by around half a second, which means treatment takes significantly longer.
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- Post author: The Coding Trio
- Post published: 8 November 2016
- Post category: BLOG MODOWY / MUST HAVE / TECHNOLOGIE / URODA
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W 2014 roku miałam okazję przetestować i napisać recenzję o zestawie do depilacji światłem Philips Lumea.
Nadal posiadam i od czasu do czasu używam to urządzenie. Od czasu do czasu – ponieważ po regularnych zabiegach ilość owłosienia zdecydowanie się zmniejszyła.
Chciałam podzielić się z Wami moją opinią o stosowaniu Philips Lumea z perspektywy czasu. Link do poprzedniego artykułu/recenzji, którą stworzyłam w 2014 roku, więcej niż 2 lata temu – PHILIPS LUMEA – DEPILACJA ŚWIATŁEM W DOMU
Moim zdaniem jest to świetne rozwiązanie dla osób, które chcą zaoszczędzić na drogiej depilacji laserowej w salonach. Poza tym jest ono idealne dla takich osób jak ja, które nie cierpią bólu – w odróżnieniu od depilacji laserowej Philips Lumea jest całkowicie bezbolesne. Moim zdaniem opinia o tym, że aby być piękną trzeba cierpieć całkowicie się nie sprawdza. Jeżeli chcemy o siebie zadbać ma być to zdecydowanie wyłącznie przyjemne i skuteczne.
Philips Lumea IPL 9000 review: Brilliantly designed, effective IPL hair removal at a price
- Amazing app connectivity
- Faster than other IPL machines
- Curved windows for easy treatment
Laser hair removal is well known for being an effective method for reducing and eliminating hair growth – and at-home IPL (intense pulsed light) devices have brought this once-expensive specialist treatment into the hands of the masses.
IPL technology uses flashes of high-energy light to shock the hair follicles at the root, preventing the hair from growing back long-term, and the Philips Lumea IPL 9000 is Philips’ top-of-the-range model, offering the fastest cordless treatment and a great range of attachments for treating all the different areas of your body.
As someone who has been blessed with thick, dark body hair, I was excited to get my hands on the Lumea 9000 to test what many people believe can get rid of hair for good. While this might be true for some, Philips only claims its devices can reduce the average user’s hair growth by 78% with long-term use. As you’ll see, I was impressed with its effectiveness, but it isn’t without its problems.