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Inside Ulike’s Los Angeles Event Celebrating Confidence, Technology and PCOS Awareness

In a beauty landscape increasingly shaped by conversations around inclusivity and self-confidence, beauty technology brand Ulike is expanding the conversation beyond skin-deep results. On March 7, the brand hosted an intimate event in Los Angeles that brought together creators, industry insiders and advocates to explore how technology, personal care and community intersect. Held at the historic Lombardi House in West Hollywood, the gathering offered a first look at the company’s latest at‑home hair‑removal innovations while spotlighting a condition that is often misunderstood: polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). The event created space for conversation about how advances in at‑home beauty devices are becoming part of evolving personal care routines, while acknowledging the experiences of people navigating hormonal conditions that can affect skin and hair growth. Guests were introduced to several of Ulike’s latest beauty‑tech devices and product offerings, including its IPL hair removal devices and an LED skincare mask designed for at‑home treatments. Throughout the evening, discussions focused on how accessible technology is helping more people explore solutions that fit their lifestyles. A Brand Built Around Accessible Beauty Technology Since its founding in 2013, Ulike has grown into an international player in at‑home beauty technology. The company focuses on IPL (intense pulsed light) hair removal devices designed

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