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Amazon shoppers rave about this 'godsend' hair removal tool — now 70% off

Korin Miller
·2-min read

Unwanted body hair can be frustrating to deal with. Sure, you can wax and shave regularly, but who has time for all that? That's why a growing number of people are turning to intense pulse light (IPL) laser hair removal. This technology zaps unwanted hairs permanently, saving you a ton of time, money and aggravation over the long run. Sure, you can have this procedure done in a salon, but it's going to cost you.

Here's a better option: Amazon is running a can't-miss sale on a top-rated home device called the XSoul At-Home IPL Hair Removal Device, and it's 70% off when you add the on-page coupon.

Amazon

XSoul At-Home IPL Hair Removal Device

$60$200
Save $140 with coupon
It comes with a pair of shades to protect you from its hair-zapping rays — and so you can look your very coolest while sporting those smooth gams.
$60 at Amazon

The XSoul At-Home IPL Hair Removal Device uses professional-grade IPL technology to break the cycle of hair regrowth. Use it on your legs, your armpits...any place you don't want excess hair.

A photo of a woman sitting on a bed with bare legs.
Get ready for smoother skin — at a sweet discount. (Flawless tan not included.) (Photo: Amazon)

Flip between five power levels (start at level one and work your way up) to get the removal oomph you're after. The XSoul has an ergonomic design so your hand won't cramp up while you get down to business.

You can even choose between a continuously flashing auto mode for spots like your bikini line, upper lip, chin, face and armpits, or a single-flash manual mode for more sparsely hairy areas like your back, chest, stomach, arms and legs.

The XSoul At-Home IPL Hair Removal device has plenty of fans who rave about how well this handy tool works. "Money well spent!" said one bald-faced fan. "This is by far the best product I have used. ...I noticed an immediate [decrease] in growth of my hair. As a woman, having hair on my chin is horrible and very hard to maintain. I did not have the regular whiskers, I had the thick, dark hair that has gotten worse since my second child. I’m so happy to have found this product and feel a whole lot more confident about myself."

A fellow happy customer called this tool "a godsend," adding, "I have only used it three times so far and have no growth on my legs and a little growth on my armpits and bikini area. ...Honestly, it’s already paid for itself after only three uses." Our advice? Grab this at-home hair removal device at a serious discount while you can!

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

Amazon

Xsoul At-Home IPL Hair Removal Device

$60$200
Save $140 with coupon
This hair-removal device uses professional-grade IPL technology to break the cycle of hair regrowth to create permanent hair reduction. Don't forget to click the on-page coupon for the full sale price.
$60 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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