Review (5/5): Works well. Be careful I thought the eyebrow razor was a shaper
I got an electric Epilator awhile ago that I like a lot. It keeps you hair free for long periods of time and I've noticed the hair comes back thinner each time. I've used my electric Epilator everywhere but my eyebrows, for fear I might not have anyone I'm done. I saw this product and thought I'd give it a try to get the stray hairs and to do my eyebrows (hate wasting a Saturday morning to wax)
The directions on the back of the box are a bit vague. I was able to figure out how to maneuver the stainless steel coil and here's what I found.
I want to note at first glance I thought The free eyebrow raiser enclosed was an eyebrow brush to separate the hair. Thank God I have somewhat bushy eyebrows or they be gone 'd be gone! Now that I know how to use this razor I do really like it, I didn't want to knock off the star for my stupidity, it clearly states when I bought it it comes with an eyebrow razor. Just in case there is another woman tired coming home from work tired that wants to shape their eyebrows while cooking dinner, doing laundry and taking care of the kids .....there is a heads up '
I found by trial and error if you want to get the hairs between your eyebrows above your nose hold this horizontally and go side to side.
If you want to shape your eyebrow you can actually curve this below or above and gently move the coil around to get rid of strays.
If you have a single strand let's say on your chin you want to get I found that moving this down will grab that hair.
I was surprised at how much hair I took off with this thing
This does not hurt as much as the electric epilator does, I don't think the electric hurts that much either. When it gets to hear it hurts a little more than a wax and a lot less than a tattoo.
Once you get used to maneuvering this around it works great. It took me a couple days using this to be able to pinpoint to hear and I can now get it in about 20 seconds. It also does remove like here but it would take a long time to do.
This definitely works your wrist some, if you like the results I would say get an electric epilator and use this for your eyebrows and touchups. I have a little bit of carpal Tunnel, after about 15 minutes of twisting in moving this around it does get to my wrist a little bit, that being said I don't think this is meant for large area hair removal.
Hopefully my tips will save you some of the time I've spent experimenting with this. It's a neat little tool that I will definitely use. This may sound gross but I was actually able to even get a nose hair (if someone else is nervous to try it, I did, survived and like the results) lol
I did receive this product at a discount for my honest review. I thoroughly use any product before giving a review whether I get it for free at a discount or pay full price