Review on 💆 Emjoi eRase e60: Dual Opposed Heads Epilator with Shaver/Trimmer & Sensitive Attachments by Sally Bienz

I've had an epilator for a year and it doesn't fit perfectly. He's missing a lot of hair! I have to examine the same spot over and over again from different angles to see that there is no hair on it. Sometimes I feel like I might be better off plucking each hair on my legs individually, but it's actually less painful and works well for my armpits. My armpits look great. I have very dark hair and I'm so glad I can't see the root anymore. So good luck there. It looks intimidating at first, but the result is worth it! As for my legs, it really hurts my legs a lot; I have to work with "patches" on a daily basis. Honestly I work more on the front of my legs as there are so many sensitive areas to deal with pain: just below the knees, below the ankles and hips. If you can handle a tattoo, there's no reason you can't handle the feeling. It's always worth talking about the razor head of an epilator. I haven't used a traditional hair removal razor in a year and when areas get out of control or I have an event I use this head and it's able to give 'shave' type results. Very close to the skin's surface, and then I continue to epilate. I plan to have smooth, waxed legs and armpits one day, but I'm sticking with the course and doing my best when and how I can.