🪒 Braun Epilator Silk Épil: The Ultimate Cordless Rechargeable Shaver and Hair Removal Device for Women Review

I have been using epilators for over fifteen years. Yes they do wear out over time, for some reason there are a lot of plastic parts in engines and nothing lasts forever but in my experience they typically last 3-5 years. It was one of the most expensive epilators I've ever bought but I really wish it had a wet/dry option as I've heard that the heat of a bath or shower can make epilation less painful. Well the first time I used it in the bath it broke. It wouldn't turn off and when I tried to…

Revane tells me I bought this epilator in early 2016 and now it's the end of 2020! I didn't know how long I had it until I came to consider buying a new one. Mine is starting to die it won't hold a charge so I'll be buying a replacement. but living almost 5 years is pretty good. It might even last longer if I hadn't dropped it a few times in the last year or so lol. And maybe it would be wiser not to leave it in the shower like I did. In any case, this epilator works great on thick hair. I use…

Hate 9. I had Silk-epil 7 and liked it; After 2 years of weekly use (yes, my hair grows fast, but I can actually go a few days without epilation - freedom!) the tweezers lost some of their grip and started pulling and tearing at the hair. out. Unkind. I decided to "upgrade" to 9. Hey, this is newer; it's improved, isn't it? 9 is terrible. Of course she has a 40% wider head, but the same 42 tweezers. Those 42 tweezers are now spread, meaning fewer tweezers are rotating over each point. It's like

Works perfectly. I have been buying these epilators for many years, I use them from time to time. Being able to use them in the water is very important to me. This one in particular is very quiet in the water which makes it easier for me to use when my kids are sleeping. I wish they would last longer, I have to buy a new one every 2.3 years. I have very sensitive skin and I don't shave often, so I wear leggings or jeans for a while. I get very bumpy after using epilators just because my skin is

I've been using epilators for decades. I've probably had every brand since the very first Epilady with the creepy spinning coils. Because of the German development, I had high hopes for this Braun model. I bought my first one in August 2015 for $130 and had to replace it 3 years later, this time for $98. Now, less than 2 years later, the second poops too. By the time I'm ready to bite the bullet and get a new one, that means my current one has been on the mend for months. It would cost me $110…

Works great and doesn't hurt my feet too much. I was a bit hesitant based on the reviews that it was so painful, but it's actually normal for my feet. I think the wait is worse than actual use. It's by no means painless, but for me it's no worse than ripping off a sticky band-aid. Now I've used it on my face and it hurts. I get the best results by taking the guard off and doing a few passes. I have this thin transparent hair on my cheeks that showed as I got older and I didn't know what to do…