can you pull the opening under your chin?
607123
Yes, its not super comfy, but eating at the waffle shack in arctic weather is :) I carry this and a heavy neck wrap. If its warmer I wear this, it covers my neck fine. If its colder, I'll pull my neck warmer up to my goggles/face. Toasty.
607124
You probably can, but I would not recommend it, it might possibly damage the material
1158882
Yes you have access to unzip both sides. Plus open fully to be used like a doona.
1938050
You adjust it from the strap that goes under your ear to you chin. My head isn't small and it fits just fine. Your face feels "squeezed" as you are clicking but getting the pressure off your neck is wonderful. I hardly have to use mine anymore but am glad I have it when I need it!
1273500
Happily it doesn't. The "J" hook that goes under the chin prevents that from happening. :)
550286
No. It is one piece with a Velcro piece that attaches under chin to keep it in place.
2036234
It seems to work by adjusting the jaw forward, so it might slightly pull the skin to minimize the appearance of looseness, but i doubt that it will actually strengthen the skin tissue.
162618
Yes, I think so. It's sturdy and able to be adjusted. It was too tight on me (adult) and I had to adjust it which means prying it open further. It's naturally tight so I find myself pulling it open further everytime I use it. Good luck!
87620
That's my problem also. I bought this product for my chin and my upper lip and so far it is working. I used to pull hair from my chin everyday and it was full of bumps and looking very bad. But, now that I am using this product my chin is smooth and I don't need to use it everyday. Also, if you decide to buy this product use the white smaller head for your chin and upper lip and use the larger red head for your legs and under arm, and the other or the same two heads for the bikini are. Also, buy a sponge that you can use to uncover the hair that is inside of the skin specially on the chin area. Now, as for me I love this thing and I think that you will too after you learn to use it properly. It hurts a little specially on the upper lip are so, don't use it dry put a little of shower liquid soap on the head and a wet the area that you will be working on. because using it wet will minimize the pinch that it causes when pulling the hair. I hope this answer your question.
470688
Yes, but you'll need to buy a left-handed chin rest and put it on yourself with a tiny screw driver needed to tighten it. The teacher can probably adjust it, if needed. My son is left-handed but plays violin right-handed...
837274
Hi Melanee, the jaws are slightly open as per product photo. It will not open further.
699476
Hey there,Yes, I can. I usually use my thumb to swivel the top open or hold it against something & use my other hand to swivel it open. Hope this helps.
9318
absolutely! The legs are adjustable, so your could make it higher, easier for facials
1756570
Well, I've never used it that way but you could use it to pull the bottom part of the leg opening over your foot I would think. Its kind of long to use to pull them all the way up.
2136007
I found the easiest way to do this is to take a knife and on the side where there is a lip and a small opening just gently pry it open. It does fit quite snugly but I wouldn't worry about it breaking.
939657
Tes, you can lift lid w/ hand (not engaging the pedal system) and it stays open.
599166
You can "rig" it to tuck under your head, but it's not meant for that. Some manufacturers make a hat where the drape comes off, but a lot of times it's either hard to get back on, or light/sun gets in there. This is one solid unit so there is no way to take the drape off. Thanks!
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YES!! Yes you can! You will need a couple of small needle nose pliers to do it, as the pin holding it in is spring loaded. Have the gate upright, open the small door completely (open it away from you) to expose the pin, pinch and pull down using the pliers. The pin is rather long so you will need both pliers in order to compress the spring loaded pin enough to remove the door. I had the door propped open for a couple of months, and cannot tell you the number of times I whacked my shin on it. Seriously, propping it open is the not the answer.