hair removal epilator?

Question

honestly, will it be worth me buying an epilator, can one grip short short hairs, which one are you using???

please advise my budget is £50

UK only please.

Answer 1

Yes, they do get very short hairs. Pretty much, if you can see it, the epilator can pluck it. They hurt like hell, though.

I use a Philips Satin Ice epilator with a built-in cooling pack. This helps a bit with the pain. As far as features go, I think the ice is good but not amazing. I would probably pay £50 rather than, say, £40 for it if it had a cooling pack. You'd probably do just as well to wrap some ice in a towel and cool your legs yourself before you start.

Some of them have massagers now instead of ice packs to help with the pain. I don't know how good these are, I'm afraid. There might be some reviews on Amazon.

Other than the ice pack, I've never really found that special features are worth paying for. Many epilators now come with built-in lights and plucking heads of different widths; I don't think these are any use at all.

Expect an epilator to last for 3-5 years if you use it once every month or so.

Answer 2

you ought to purpose Veet Or Nair. yet in my honest opinion i do no longer think of the outcomes are almost as good with hair removing cream. i do no longer think of the outcomes final as long. yet that become only on my legs. only get some hair removing cream.. provide it a try. If it would not artwork then only go returned to shaving. they are to no longer costly so in the event that they do no longer artwork you have no longer lost that plenty money in any respect. wish i helped.

Answer 3

Check amazon.com for epilator, look at there reviews. Trust me you will save money because you wont be wasting money on shaving, razors, or waxing.

Answer 4

I think they are great, no mess no fuss, but you have to get use to the pain. Try to use in a warm room so your pores are open. Mine cost £60.00