Philips Lumea is excited to unveil The Pain Payback, a one-day pop-up event dedicated to transforming the traditional hair removal experience. Scheduled for Saturday, June 8th, at 55 Curtain Road, Shoreditch, London, this innovative event invites guests to explore uniquely designed spaces, each reflecting different aspects of the hair removal process.
The experience begins in the Pain Room, where attendees will confront the physical sensations of waxing and shaving through immersive elements such as spiky paneling, sticky floors, and a Velcro wall. Following this, participants will proceed to the Rage Room, where they can channel their frustrations into an interactive and cathartic activity. In this space, guests can destroy simulated hair removal tools however they please.
The journey culminates in the serene Lumea Room, a tranquil retreat where guests can unwind and experience the Philips Lumea IPL 9900 hair removal device. This unique device aims to make hair removal smooth and comfortable, unlike the brand's initial "Pain Room" experience.
Sensory Product Pop-Ups
The Pain Payback Was Hosted by Philips Lumea to Help Consumers De-Stress
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