Men ditch razors for grooming gadget with 'amazing results' that saves up to £8,000

Shaving can be a tedious and messy chore but it remains a necessity for many blokes. Whether it's manscaping ahead of a date night or getting beach-ready for summer, those who take pride in their appearance are at it weekly — but a growing number of men are swapping their razors for a nifty gadget that can be used in the comfort of their own home. The hassle-free alternative is Keskine's IPL Hair Removal Handset , which permanently gets rid of unwanted body hair from targeted areas. Users can expect to notice visible results in one to four weeks, with the best results typically achieved in six to 12 weeks. Better still, the Keskine IPL device is currently heavily discounted. It's on sale for £199 (was £299) but savvy shoppers can slash the price even further with the code SUMMER20, bringing the cost down to £159.20. READ MORE: Runner with 'destroyed knees' sees pain 'difference almost instantly' with £15 rub Parents Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo say baby shop service is 'best experience ever' Keskine says the device is suitable for use across all areas of the body, but advises against using it 'directly on genitals, eyes, tattooed skin or areas with open wounds'. While Keskine's IPL Hair Removal Handset is undeniably an investment upfront, those fed up with forking out for new razors every month may find the gadget works out considerably cheaper in the long run. Those who'd rather stick to traditional methods can pick up a three-pack of Gillette's Mach3 Men's Disposable Razors for £8.29 at Boots. However, bear in mind these need to be bought repeatedly, meaning the costs can quickly mount up, reports the Daily Star . According to Keskine's website , the brand references the American Laser Center's 2020 report, which indicates the average UK/US hair removal cost amounts to £8,000 on shaving throughout a lifetime. It also shows costs of waxing reach a staggering £18,000 and laser surpasses both at a substantial £50,000. Those worried about coarse stubble might be interested to learn Keskine's IPL device delivers a 98% hair reduction in four weeks. It's also said to be pain-free and features ice-cooling technology for comfortable use, allowing purchasers to say farewell to unpleasant razor cuts. Anyone looking for an alternative might want to consider Braun's IPL Silk·expert Pro 5 Precision Hair Removal, which comes with three attachment heads. Priced at £739.99, the retailer states it features sensors that read skin 80 times per second, automatically calibrating each flash for the user. Whether tackling full-body treatments or more specific zones, Keskine's device provides users with five intelligent modes, and with Autoflash enabled the device automatically flashes without requiring manual button presses, making it incredibly straightforward to operate. Men have been leaving glowing reviews for Keskine's IPL Hair Removal Handset online, with customers flocking to Trustpilot and the brand's website to share their feedback. One reviewer said: "Worth every penny. The results are incredible and I'm already seeing a big difference in just a few sessions." Meanwhile, another customer shared on Trustpilot, saying: "My experience with Keskine has been good so far. I am on my second 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's important to highlight that one limitation of the gadget is that outcomes can differ based on variables including hair and skin type and growth cycle, meaning it might prove less successful for certain individuals. Nevertheless, another satisfied user shared the enthusiasm of other reviewers, saying: "Love Keskine IPL. Easy to use and I'm already getting amazing results."