Kind of works
The Freefa hair eraser is an interesting device that kind of works as intended. The material surface feels like a slightly textured plastic, but is so finely textured that it feels almost smooth rather than sand paper like. I had my doubts on its efficacy at first, but it surprisingly did remove hair after some scrubbing. The eraser works, but it's a bit difficult to get a great result. First, the area is not completely clear of hair. It miraculously takes off hair down to the root but leaves like 2 or 3 half length hairs every square inch regardless of how much I scrub the area. I scrub it until my skin is slightly red (it doesn't really damage the skin since the texture is very fine) but pesky hair still remains like cactus in a barren desert. I thought it was because the skin dust clogged the texture (as it takes off A LOT of surface skin dust) so I washed and wiped it before trying again. That did help but after getting through an area approximately the size of the eraser it stops taking off hair again. That would be great if it works when wet, but it doesn't work so great even with semi-wet skin. I found that very dry skin works the best, and to work the eraser in a circular manner like you're polishing. It takes quite a lot of passes to make an area clean and smooth. Hair starts growing back after about a day or two. If you like taking your time with skin care, then this is the thing for you.
Rating: 3 stars