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I am interested in knowing how high is everyone going for the LHR settings. Lighter hair (light brown/red) requires higher settings to heat up the hair and destroy the follicle. I have gone up to 110J, PW of 10-25msec and temp of 15 degrees. There was no side-effect, but I am still having difficulty getting a good result. Should I be more aggressive? How much higher can I go without causing harm to the skin? I know a small percentage of people are "non-responders", but I still feel that as long as there is some pigment, that I should be able to get more of a reduction. I have also tried adding combo BBL 640 with the settings of 17J/15msec/15 degrees without much change. Thanks for your input.