Does it work on coarse chin hair?
618989
I would say yes, I have fine and not so coarse chin hair and it pulls them all out and from the root. It would be a lot easier for it to pull the coarse ones out than the fine ones. One thing make sure and you tube how to use it to get different ideas on how to use it effectively.
618990
i don't know as i can't figure out how to use it. I'm going to You Tube to view how to use it.
2040758
I use mine primarily on my upper lip with great results. Have not tried on my chin but should work the same. Will leave minor irritation so make sure to use neosporin on area you use it on. It does pull hair but don't wait till hair is too long before you do it again. Tough out the pain and you will like the results. No chemical burns like the creams!
1880398
Hi...I'm not sure how coarse horse hair is but it was great for my dog's very tangled hair. I was quite impressed how well it worked. Most definitely worth the money that I paid. Hope this helps!
1819767
It does not. This particular brand has three different levels. This is Level 2. I have thick, coarse hair, and it leave it manageable and soft.
2084112
It does a good job on stubble...better it is a couple days. But if you hair is thick mine is not I am sure every day would work. After many uses the hair almost stops growing and becomes finer.
952573
So far ive trimmed thin goatee hairs and it worked perfectly fine. Im not sure about coarse goatee hair though.
248365
With chin length hair you would probably need to use the medium sized rollers which would make the curls tighter. I use the jumbo size on my hair and I like the results. I hope this helps.
941205
Not sure, I haven't actually used it for this. I use it primarily above my upper lip and sometimes for hard to reach chin hairs.
856989
Yes. Might depend on how thick the hair is, but it will work on finer hair like eyebrows and lip, though sideburns that are thicker might not work.
1742480
It will work to straighten a beard but if you have a really tightly coiled beard use straightening products because it doesnt get it like 100% smooth straight
814755
Yes but it isn['t that effective. It does not work successfully for me anywhere. I wind up using a razor after all. A waste of money.
1812897
Absolutely! And it works great! Not for around the eyebrows, although I have used it between them with good results. But for those annoying "old lady" chins hairs and the upper lip and anywhere else like the peach fuzz on the sides, this product works. I am very, very, very happy to finally have found something that does the job so well. The first time is a little ouchy, but it gets better with each use. And the hairs do not grow back quickly and are finer than before. It is less painful to me than waxing. I have sensitive fair skin and have had no problems with this product. Good luck!
1482067
No; but I think this device works best when you have a surface you can apply pressure to with the device, so I wonder if if might not be ideal. It also might come down to the coarseness and length of the hair (fine and stubbly hair being easier to cut), no matter where it is on the body.
306271
Yes it work as great if you turn the heat up higher for thick hair like the directions say. It works the best doing small sections, only one swipe needed!
958241
Yes but it didnt work out very well for me. Painful and didn't remove hair the way advertised.
2155458
Yes. It works on all hair types. The motor is quite fast and powerful when plugged in. :)
613988
As long as the hair isn't coarse, I think it would work just fine. It doesn't seem to do well with very coarse or very fine hairs.