Sorry I haven't updated my test run with the HairFree product. I'll update in a few days (next treatment is Sunday); there wasn't much change in the first few weeks (still took pics) but regrowth seems to be slowing down.

Thank you Clara, I agree that we shouldn't fall blindly for a company's claims -- no matter how promising they make things sound. I was originally looking into electrolysis when this product was mentioned on here. I figure for the cost of one electrolysis treatment and about eight weeks of my time, I could be a guinea pig and prove or disprove their claims. Will it work? I honestly have no idea, I'm not holding my breath. Only 5 or 6 treatments left (1 bottle does 2 treatments of full beard and neck).

The only thing I can say for certain, is the other products I have tried (Veet and Nair) failed at removing any facial hair but succeeded in burning my skin (they were specifically for the face). So far, this product has been more successful at removing facial hair and hasn't harmed my face. The only exception is when I overlapped a treated area by mistake, or the one time I spaced out and left the cream on for 13 minutes.

If it doesn't work, I was contemplating doing a side by side comparison on my arms. One with Tria alone, the other with Tria & HairFree just to see if there's any difference. The Tria did a good job reducing the amount of facial hair on my cheeks, but unfortunately I have MUCH more red and white hairs than I realised.