What does the epilator do exactly
1131250
You can use it to remove dead skin from feet and elbows. Works particularly well on the heel where the skin can become slightly thick as a normal result of your body protecting itself. When the skin thickens on your feet it's in response to friction from shoes, etc. For me this area requires more "oomph" than what I would get using the ped egg or any hand tool. I love mine!!!
1996656
it depends how hairy you are... for me it is much faster, than it used to be with the old Panasonic epilator, since the head is almost twice as wide. It takes about 10-15 minutes for both legs and thighs. Make sure you exfoliate few times a week to avoid ingrown hair.
1682556
Judy, unless you have a "very, very" high pain threshold, I definitely would advise against using the epilator on your face. This appliance literally pulls the hair out, one by one. Using it on your extremities can be painful enough: using it on your face may be unbearable.
1755296
I checked with my wife who is the one who uses it, and she says it is the best one she has ever had and she has had several. She has not used Braunb SE 7681 silk Epil 7 wet and dry epilator, however she has found this product to be far superior can any others she has used.
1492610
Yes, it can hurt when removing hair. The best thing I have found is to pull the skin taught so it doesn't grab the skin, but I have found this is true for all epilators.
1864766
You can certainly use an epilator for the bikini area and beyond. Just choose one that is smaller and easily fits into the area to be epilated. Also trim the area first and take some tylenol!
810095
It is quite a longer time than shaving your legs, however, the epilator will give you a much longer lasting shave. There is a lot more to this product and the procedures that you must take to epilate. Read your directions very carefully!!!!
757591
http://www.glamzzle.com/tips-tricks-guide-to-use-epilators-on-face-neck-chin-image.html
1492603
Yes, it does. How much depends on how sensitive you are. If you have loose skin that you want to epilate, you'll need to pull it tight first.
1081432
I've had my Epilady for close to 30 years and it's the coil type. I've never tried the blade kind but I like the coil because it gets in there and plucks the hair right out. I'm going to assume that unless the hair is sticking straight up it will take longer with the blade type to get rid of the hair and then there's the stubble. If you can take the sting of the coil and it can hurt, then I'd use the coil. I love my Epilady coil, I use it on my upper lip, arm pits and of course legs. I have very little hair after all these years so I only use my Epilady every 2 or 3 months for maintenance.
1155229
It works very good on underarms, just use any kind of powder before using the epilator, because the hair sticks because of sweat. Its actually a very good product.
893398
yes you can. I would advise to shave the area first. Let it grow for a couple of days. Then go ahead Epilator. After that keep at it every two days or so.
820103
I tried it on my leg and it hurt like hell (using the epilator head). I think that bikini area might hurt even more, I have used it with the regular razor headpiece and it worked like a regular electric shaver, I would not recommend the epilator....unless you have a high pain threshold (apparently I do not in this case).
775818
It just penetrates the area where you place the patch. The same goes for the cream. It does NOT spread through your entire body.
975321
It does.. But honestly I wouldn't recommended it. It takes forever bc its a small epi. Also, it noticed more irritation and bumps.. Probably bc I was trying to hurry..
1778567
It does remove the hair (I use it on my upper lip), but it seems to grow back faster (get stubbly) than when I used the Panasonic epilator. Bottom line: I'd buy the Panasonic instead.
1255390
Yes, it does. I use it on the peach fuzz right under my lower lip and it works great. Granted, it does hurt, but obviously that's going to be the case with anything that rips out multiple hairs in a second. Though, I have extremely sensitive skin, too. I'm not sure if it's supposed to be used on the face; my old epilator was advertised for facial use and since they appear to be almost exactly the same, I just went ahead and used this without looking into it. It's gentler than what I was using before. I haven't had any problems aside from red bumps that last a couple of hours that come up occasionally which I expect are unavoidable with the process (at least in my case). It may be a concern that using an epilator on the face can increase the risk of ingrown hairs (from what I have read). I've not had a problem with ingrown hairs on my face, though I have had the problem everywhere else I've used an epilator, so I expect this is very accurate. This may be something to think about if you have not used an epilator on your face previously.