FOREO PEACH 2 IPL Hair Removal Device (Mint) for smooth skin at home

If you want the convenience of hair reduction at home, FOREO’s PEACH 2 IPL device is built around speed and coverage. It’s designed for use on full body and face, with a stated 10-minute session for body treatment, and a head that aims to follow the shape of your skin rather than fight it.

That said, IPL results depend a lot on your hair and skin type, and it’s not the same as professional laser. On paper it’s a practical, routine-friendly approach—especially if you’re trying to reduce regrowth without booking appointments.

Key takeaways

The PEACH 2 focuses on getting round the body efficiently: a flexible head for curved areas, plus different touch methods (a “stamp” style for smaller zones and a “glide” style for larger ones). It also includes a cooling system and a “preparation” gel designed to help the device sit comfortably and support the treatment experience.

You’re essentially buying a home IPL routine tool that prioritises coverage and comfort. It’s not meant to be a one-and-done fix, it’s positioned around repeated treatments, with the brand stating visible hair reduction in around 8 weeks.

What to know before you buy

An IPL device works by delivering pulses of light to hair follicles, and that only really pays off when you match the treatment to the way your hair grows. If your goal is “permanent hair removal” in the strictest sense, it’s worth tempering expectations—most home systems are about long-term reduction and less regrowth, not instant removal.

Also, the experience matters. PEACH 2 is designed to cool the skin during treatment (360° cooling with pre-cooling for the next area), and it uses a cooling gel to prepare the skin before the pulses. That combination can make sessions feel more manageable, but it still won’t feel like skipping hair removal entirely.

Worth considering if you want a structured at-home routine and you’re comfortable sticking to it.

The essentials

FOREO PEACH 2 is an IPL hair removal device for smooth skin, aimed at full body and face use. The treatment window is described as 9 cm², and the brand frames body sessions as quick—10 minutes. The head is flexible, so it’s intended to adapt to curves.

For technique, the device supports: - A “stamp” mode for smaller areas like the bikini/inguinal area - A “glide” mode for larger areas for faster coverage

For the light delivery, the brand states 120 flashes per minute, and it includes a stated skin mechanism: a massage T-sonic action that temporarily dilates pores to support light penetration.

What you’ll notice day to day

The cooling approach is where this one tries to stand out. There’s a 360° cooling system that cools the area being treated and pre-cools the next spot, plus a cold preparation gel (described as a light serum-like formula) to help the device glide and calm the skin after IPL.

In practical terms, that can make a session feel less “stop-start”. For example: if you’re doing bikini line and then moving across to a larger leg area, pre-cooling is meant to reduce the thermal lag between zones—so you’re not waiting for the skin to settle as much.

One limitation to keep in mind: if you’re very sensitive to heat or discomfort, the gel and cooling help, but it’s still an IPL session—so you may need to be careful with settings, timing, and skin prep.

Tech specs

• Name: FOREO PEACH 2 IPL Hair Removal Device
• Type: IPL hair removal device
• Format: home-use hair removal
• Size: 9 cm² treatment window
• Colour: Mint
• Flashes per minute: 120
• Cooling system: 360° cooling with pre-cooling

Is it worth it?

It makes sense if you want an at-home IPL routine that’s built around faster coverage (a stated 10-minute body session), a flexible head for curved areas, and a cooling system designed to improve comfort—especially if you plan to treat both smaller zones (using stamp mode) and larger areas (using glide mode).

You may want to skip it if you’re expecting true, guaranteed “laser-like” permanence, or if you’re not keen on keeping up with repeated sessions over time. Home IPL also tends to be more hit-and-miss depending on individual hair/skin characteristics—so if you need certainty rather than long-term reduction, professional options may suit you better.

If you decide to buy, pay attention to the stated treatment rhythm (the brand mentions results in around 8 weeks) and to the skin prep process (including the cooling gel) since that’s part of how the system is supposed to feel and perform.

Mini FAQ

How long does a body treatment take with the PEACH 2? The brand states a 10-minute hair remover session for the body treatment.

What’s the difference between “stamp” and “glide” modes? On paper, stamp mode is intended for smaller areas (like bikini/inguinal), while glide mode is for larger zones so you can cover ground more quickly.

Does the cooling system replace the need for skin prep? No—the system includes a cold preparation gel described as a light serum-like formula. The cooling is part of the experience, but the gel is also presented as preparation for IPL.

Is it suitable for facial hair as well as body hair? The product is described for full body and face use.