Epilady Speed Corded Epilator - Hair Removal Epilator for Women and Men, Hair Remover for Arms, Legs, Underarms, Bikini Area, and Face, Two Speeds, White/Red

This tool i was worried about at first, i thought i would hurt myself or it would be too painful (male with thick and fairly dense leg/arm hair). Yes there is pain, however that is to be expected the first time, every pass makes the next basically feel like nothing. This tool literally pulls the hair out and has no cutting power. There are 2 speeds, i recommend using the fastest setting and it results in a faster extraction. I can't recommend this tool for sensitive areas like the face or up beyond your thighs into the nether regions (you could maybe, but the hair seems to be deeper and the skin is sensitive and is generally more dense, if you choose to do this it's going to be a good idea to do so slowly making passes where you don't press the tool close to the skin but instead hover as close as you can. Once you thing things out it gets easier and more importantly not overly painful.over all i give the tool a grade of A 5 stars, the skin is indeed smooth and nearly hairless, though you will likely have to spend a little time dusting off the hair from the site you are working on and looking for those stray hairs.also impressed that the tool has not broken with the amount of torque i put on it with the sheer volume of hair it had to yank but satisfyingly it is still rocking strong. If you are trying to have longer lasting smooth skin without the hair then this is your tool that gets easier the more you use it and likely also applies to later use assuming the hair is maintained with the tool when it comes back in 3-4 weeks, using it fairly regularly the pain is no longer a factor as low density means far less intensity.first time using on dense hair = medium to high painnext few passes = low to medium painfollow up sessions /maintained use to remove rogue hair growing back = low or no real discomfort.what at first looks like blades are in fact not and when you feel the pain it is not going to cut you so you can press it to your skin while spinning however i recommend for thick areas gradually hovering closer allowing the tool to grab the longer hair first and then running it again like a game of limbo going lower and lower until you can press to your skin without feeling the sandpaper sensation ( i promise you are not getting burns or cuts the tool is just triggering your nerves since it is plucking many hairs at once in around the same area it just feels like that time you skinned your knee on the asphalt, but unlike that scenario you are not bleeding or actually hurt and you can avoid this by following the prior advise. All in all great tool and in my opinion worth the money. Good luck out there.

Tenía otro modelo de depilador epilady, este modelo me gusto más, es más practico, mucho más fácil de usar e igual de efectivo. Lo compre a un precio increíble, ahora lo veo al doble.

I had the very first epilady back in the late 80’s and they have come a long way. Minimal pulling and pain with this one, I use it everywhere. Even gets out the short hairs

Unusable due to wrong connection for Australia.

This is a mighty little tool for its size. It needs to be used with caution on high speed or it can pinch or bite, but it comes with a guide that is designed to help a beginner learn to use it. The low speed is about the same as the speed of my battery operated epilators. The battery types slow down quickly as soon as their batteries begin to lose power, but this corded type will run at full power all the time. Slow motion epilators hurt more than full power epilators, so this model won’t hurt as much during use. It doesn’t need extra space for holding batteries, so it’s small enough to fit in the palm of your hand easily. The high speed is probably okay for legs, but it might be too much for underarms because you need to maintain careful control in delicate areas. It’s true that hairs grow back less thick and less coarse when you use an epilator on a regular basis. Once you get over the first week, it’s not nearly as bad. Skin needs to be totally clean and totally dry to avoid problems. Putting a small amount of plain cornstarch on underarm areas and then wiping it off with a dry cloth helps to make underarms smoother and dryer before using the epilator. It’s not really necessary for legs. You can blow and brush the tweezer area of the epilator off after every use to keep it clean. When you first begin using an epilator, it does sting during use and for awhile afterward. Cool cloths help relieve pain and inflammation. It’s probably best to plan the first underarm experience when you can stay home for at least two days, like over a weekend, so you can use cornstarch instead of antiperspirant and simply wash sweat off as necessary. Once you get the initial hairs yanked out and the initial inflammation subsides, everything will be easier and less painful. Doing underarms in the evening can make using antiperspirant more comfortable the following day. And after awhile, you won’t need to use the epilator as often because hair growth should slow down considerably. I’m not sure this particular style would work well for facial hair or the bikini line if necessary. If I were inclined to use one in those areas, I’d probably want a thinner style with battery power. But for legs, I’d pick a corded style over a battery style because doing legs uses up too much battery power. For underarms, I would use either type. This particular model was able to grab super fine leg hairs that my battery styles and tweezers couldn’t get. My leg and underarm hair went from coarse to fine in just a few months and my underarms stopped looking like Fred Flinstone’s five o’clock shadow face in no time. Razor rash and itching disappeared. I got tired of constantly having to buy and replace batteries for my old epilators, so I ordered this corded model instead. It should pay for itself within the first year.