Men cease shaving for various machine ‘value each penny’ that would save £8,000
The gadget – which is ideal for manscaping – could save men thousands over a lifetime of hair removal, and it’s on sale in time for summer
Razors can prove costly to repurchase but men are seeing ‘impressive’ results with Keskine’s device
Shaving can be a dull and messy task, albeit necessary for many. While manscaping for date night or summer plans is a weekly occurrence for those who take pride in being well groomed, some men have been ditching razors in favour of a handy gadget that also works from the comfort of the their own home.
The fuss-free manscaping alternative is Keskine’s IPL Hair Removal Handset, which works by permanently eliminating unwanted body hair from specific areas. Buyers can expect to see visible results within just 1 to 4 weeks, with optimal results usually achieved in 6 to 12 weeks.
What’s more, the Keskine IPL device is also hugely reduced right now. It’s currently on sale for £199 – down from £299 – but there’s a way for savvy buyers to get it for even less. Well-groomed men who fancy trying the gadget can enter the code SUMMER20 at checkout to bring the price down to £159.20. Keskine state the device can be used on all parts of the body but “please avoid using them directly on your genitals, eyes, tattooed skin, or areas with open wounds”.
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While undoubtedly an investment, those sick of splurging out on new razors each payday may find in the long run the gadget works out cheaper than replacing blunt shaving devices regularly. Those who want to stick to what they know can snap up Gilette’s Mach3 Men’s Disposable Razors (3 pack) for £8.29 at Boots, but considering these need to be repurchased the cost can stack up.
On Keskine’s website, the brand mentions that according to the American Laser Center’s 2020 report, the average UK/US hair removal expense is £8000 on shaving over a lifetime, while waxing is a whopping £18,000 and laser trumps both coming in at a pretty hefty £50,000.
Back to Keskine, and those concerned about rough stubbly hairs may wish to know the IPL device gives a 98% hair reduction in just 4 weeks. It also claims to be painless and boasts ice-cooling technology for a comfortable experience, meaning buyers can kiss goodbye to nasty razor nicks.
Those seeking an alternative may wish to check out Braun’s IPL Silk·expert Pro 5 PL5351 Precision Hair Removal which has three attachment heads. Retailing for £739.99, the retailer says it boasts sensors that read skin 80 times per second, automatically adjusting every flash to the user.
From full-body sessions to more targeted areas, Keskine’s device offers users 5 smart modes, and with Autoflash activated the device automatically flashes without the need for manual button pressing, making it a doddle to use. Men have been leaving Keskine’s IPL Hair Removal Handset rave reviews online, with buyers flocking to Trustpilot and the brand’s website to share their experiences.
One reviewer named Rory said: “Worth every penny! The results are incredible, and I’m already seeing a big difference in just a few sessions.”
Meanwhile another called Eddy took to Trustpilot, commenting: “My experience with Keskine has been good so far. I am on my 2nd month of using the IPL device and I have no hair growing out.
“I was using other brands and I would not recommend any other than Keskine. Impressive results.”
It is worth noting that one drawback of the device is that results can vary depending on factors such as hair and skin type and growth cycle meaning it may prove less effective on some users. However, another fan named Marvin clearly felt the same way as other happy reviewers, writing: “Love Keskine IPL! Easy to use and I’m already getting amazing results.”
