Braun Silk-épil 5 5-620 Epilator for Women - Cordless, Rechargeable, Wet & Dry Hair Removal, Shaver & Trimmer - 6 Piece Set Review

I advise you to buy at an adequate price, only pleases! Different pros: There are all the necessary nozzles, for me I don’t need more, you can depilate areas in the bathroom, which is less painful, pleases with power, charge :) armpits, legs, thanks to the epilator, are always clean! Has cons: Not really for me, this is my first epilator, I usually use sugar paste. I couldn’t work out the deep bikini zone without cuts, apparently, my hands are crooked, but it’s easier for me with paste there)

The wife does not complain yet, everything works, Has pros: Battery operated, moisture resistant, wife seems to be happy :) Some cons: It doesn’t work from the network, you need to charge from the beginning if you sat down, and everything is fine :)

Update: Please don't waste your money. I've just used this product (on my third use) and have these tiny bumps on both arms. It's gooey and looks creepy. I need to see a doctor if it doesn't go away in a few hours. Good for leg hair as it is stiff and harder than arm hair. Does not remove hair from the root (neither on the legs nor on the arms). You literally have to go back and forth over the same area about 1000 times to remove the hair. It's not worth spending $60 on a car to do half the…

I've spent a lot of time looking for cheaper options but ended up with this one because I wanted a quality epilator and was scared , because I've never used it. I won't lie, it hurts (I didn't hurt my shins), I had to stop and take deep breaths and drink a fair amount of wine during the process, but I did it and I'm SO glad I did! I used it dry so not sure if using it wet makes a difference in terms of pain but you just have to soak it up and do it. Do this while watching Netflix and drinking…

I've been epilating for about 15 years. I bought my first and only epilator from a Clearer Image store. That 1 died so I went to Revain excited about how technology has changed. My 1.1 was wired and I hated it. The hair on my legs is very thin because I've been epilating for so long. I tried brown on wet skin and it was fine. Then I tried it dry and it worked better. Then I removed the massage cap, it worked even better. All in all it works great. Did he catch every hair? No, hair grows in…

I've heard a lot about hair removal and thought it was time to give it a try in these brave new days of self-care. I'm new to this but I knew the number one thing I wanted was waterproof because it seemed so much easier to add to my nightly routine. So far I've only used it on my legs and they stay smooth for about 4 days. I pluck up the courage to move on to armpits and bikinis. It's still one of those things I need to find the strength within myself to do, but once I've started it's really…

Normally I make bikini wax but it doesn't work when everything is closed. I was looking for alternative ways to remove hair and found this. I was positively surprised. Does it hurt a little? Yes, but I'm used to it. I've also started using it on my legs instead of shaving and it's going well. And as a bonus, this is a REAL Braun - my model was made in Germany, not from imported scrap.

This is my second epilator so I passively/sometimes epilated first which I bought for about a year. I'm allergic to a lot of things (can't use wax or shaving cream) so I figured this was the best option for me as I have a high pain tolerance. I used to have full body laser hair removal professionally so my hair isn't that bad but it's definitely still there. I never thought hair removal could be so easy and painless! My face still hurts and my upper lip hurts, but it removes almost all hair in…

This just says I have an epilator on my legs because I didn't use a trimmer or razor. Yes, it obviously hurts because it's pulling out hair! Anyone who says it's not Yuro is either lying, loves pain, or has a high pain threshold. BUT I will say that pulling the skin/fat in the opposite direction while using the epilator helps. Stretch it as much as possible and it will be easier to use. After some time of use it is somewhat tolerable. What really helps is using it when you are in or before the…

My husband bought this epilator to replace my Phillips SatinSoft (HP6520/70), who died second. They claim to be wet/dry but with regular use in the shower water will seep into the machine through the o-ring and corrode the battery allowing the Phillips to last about 2 years a day. He tried replacing the first with a Remington Smooth&Silky (EP7030E). i hated it The epilating surface is too thick to be useful so I only used it dry on my legs and forearms to try and extend the life of my wet…

This is a much better/effective epilator than the previous one. I ordered the Panasonic which was more expensive for my first because I read on one of those paid sponsored sites that it's good. I used to walk through the same areas 50 times thinking they should all be like this. I tried brown once and now I understand that epilation shouldn't be like that! I'm so glad my previous epilator suddenly stopped working, otherwise I never would have known that there was a much better and more…