Braun Silk-épil 9-880: All-in-One Beauty Kit for Women – Facial Hair Removal, Cleansing Brush, Shaver & Trimmer – Wet & Dry Use, Rechargeable & Cordless Review

I love him! Saves me a lot of time. I threw away all the body brushes, wax, sugaring paste, strips, razor. Buying such an epilator will quickly pay off, especially if there are many women in the family. It's great that technology does not stand still in the field of beauty and personal care! Different pros: Comfortable, I easily figured out the nozzles, in fact, two epilators in a set for the face and body, it is very easy to wash and clean, ergonomic and beautiful. The backlight helps, the…

I spent a lot of time researching different epilators and ended up spending more money than I planned because I wanted a great product. I was happy with it but now I've only charged it for the second time and the charge light doesn't light up and it doesn't seem to be charging making it useless. Of course, I've already passed the return window, so I'm NOT HAPPY at all.

I would definitely say prepare for the pain for the first session. First I decided to wax and then when the hair came back use the application later. It works very well, love all the features, the light and pressure gauge are probably the main features I thought you wouldn't need. The light is really helpful to be able to see the hair as the tool blocks the light. A pressure gauge really helps to make sure you have a light touch. If you have loose skin or are taller and you put pressure on it…

This is the worst epilator I have ever used. He selectively chooses which hairs to pull out while constantly pulling LOTS of hairs causing pain and making you think he's done his job. nope Just pull, pull, pull, but not hard enough to remove all the hair it comes in contact with. It takes me 5 times longer to do a decent job with it i.e. H. 5 40 minute sessions a few days apart when I realize my hair is still missing and my skin is bleeding and sore. I've been using an epilator for over 25…

Not so bad. I was so bored in quarantine that I decided to give it a try. I rejoiced until it arrived and then pinched when it was in my hand. Will this beautiful and elegant device become an instrument of torture? Does it get worse than childbirth? So my fearless husband grabbed it from my hand and rubbed it up his arm. He said it didn't hurt, just a slight tingling sensation. So I tried it dry on one leg. The pain isn't severe, but it's not the worst either. I tried the other leg in the…

I write a lot of reviews and spend a lot of time researching a product before I buy it. I can count on the fingers of one hand the 1 star reviews I have given over the years. Let's just say this thing is a piece of shit. For 149 and small change you would think that would work quite well. No, not in my case. I'm not a hairy girl, but I've liked epilating my legs or other unwanted hair just once a month. I was excited to get it and even more excited to try it. I read the instructions, charged…

Instead of pulling my hair out by the root, I felt like a lot of my hair was snapping just above the skin line, even following the advice/instructions on how to hard and pushes for speed. And the shaving head didn't work for me - all I had to do was shave to get a closer shave in every area I tried. I've found that the epilator still doesn't make my hair grow back a little slower. But only for a day or two compared to using a razor and shaving (tested on each leg).

Great product! I am epilating for the first time and have thick dark hair. Here are my tips to make your first time pain free: - USE THE MASSAGE HEAD and don't be afraid to press it firmly against the skin (while the light is still green of course!) - For areas with thick hair: best performed under warm running water - for areas with FINE hair: Unfortunately, the device cannot handle fine hair underwater, so use it dry. Don't forget to press hard! - ALWAYS epilate IN THE DIRECTION OF HAIR…