Which one should you buy?
For most people the Philips Lumea Advanced IPL (BRI921/00) at around 358 dollars is the one to buy - Philips Lumea is the recognised at-home IPL brand, this model is by far the most-reviewed device here with 3,600+ ratings, and its skin-tone-aware design, two body and face attachments and corrector trimmer make it the safe, proven choice, which is why it is our pick. If you want the cheapest way in, the LYSMOSKI IPL at 85 dollars pairs an ice-cooling plate with near-painless flashes for armpits, legs, arms, face and bikini line. The best-value pick is the Finequin 45F at 181 dollars - the best-reviewed value device here, bundled with a razor and protective glasses. The Finequin Air 15 at 110 dollars is built for fast full-body sessions with an auto-flash glide mode. The Braun Silk-Expert Mini IPL1111 at 363 dollars is a compact corded device from the other big trusted brand, and the premium pick is the Philips Lumea Series 9900 at 700 dollars, whose SenseIQ and SkinAI read your skin and adapt the intensity across four attachments. Before any of this, check that IPL actually suits your skin tone and hair colour - it does not work for everyone.
For full context on why we ranked these the way we did, what alternatives we considered (and rejected), and the broader buying-guide framework, read the full Best IPL hair removal devices in Australia 2026.
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