Seems to work well once you learn how to use it.
[[VIDEOID:6dcf6a16803d322cb0ab17628a869f32]] I am 72 and am not prone to getting zits or blackheads, but I developed a couple of blackheads from facial products I was using. Since trying to squeeze them out can be painful, I decided to look for an alternate less painful way to remove them. I was attracted to this blackhead remover because it is rechargeable and has options for suction speeds. I also liked the different heads that come with the unit that can be useful for different applications.<br /><br />Since I am a first-time user of this type of product, I decided to read the user instructions so that I didn't damage my skin. The first problem that I encountered was that the user instructions are microscopic. I couldn't read them even with a magnifying glass. I tried scanning them into my computer to enlarge them, but they still were not legible. After contacting the seller about this problem, they did send me a .PDF that still needed to be enlarged to be legible. Prior to getting the legible instructions, I tried winging it, and ended up with a big red mark on my face that took two weeks to go away.<br /><br />After the red marks healed, I tried it again per the instructions, and was able to remove the couple of blackheads that I had. The other problems that I had with the instructions is that they mention the supplied filters should be changed periodically, but they don't say where they go or how to install them. I found out how to do this from the reviews of a similar product. There are also rubber gaskets included, but I still don't know where these go or how they are used. Although the instructions describe the four suction cones, they do not offer suggested uses for each. This information would also be very useful for the user.<br /><br />Other than the user instructions that leave much to be desired, I would give this product a 5 star rating, but I feel the poor and tiny user instructions may cause someone to do damage to their skin as I did.
Rating: 4 stars