Review on 👩 Efficient Facial Hair Removal: 5 x Qzoxx Facial Hair Remover Stick Epilator - Threading Made Easy! by Jeanette Green

I first tried this method of facial hair removal with a similar product from Bellabe that was between $15-$20 each. Aside from the initial discomfort, I really enjoyed it - the rampant bushy growth after menopause hardened me against the shock of pulling those little hairs out. After a few months my bellabe started to oxidize and I started looking for an alternative. Here you get five for the price of one (or less than one!) - so far so good. But this one is smaller, which means, contrary to common sense, it's a little harder to manipulate; and the handles at the end don't rotate like on Bellab. This rotation feature is a great thing as it allows you to pull hair out without changing the position of the device. If the knobs on the Qzoxx device allowed twisting, the device would probably be just as good; it should be rotation, not size, making Bellabe easier to manipulate. I think it's more important to dissect the handles; hence the price difference. But I will say this is a great purchase and I have not seen any oxidation to date. I also wonder if it's because it doesn't come in a small storage tube, which I thought was a good thing about the Bellabe brand - you'd probably like to keep this thing clean by separating it from everything else. in the arsenal of cosmetics. But storing it in a test tube with some moisture might speed up oxidation, who knows? Bellabe Facial Hair Remover <— That's the other brand I'm talking about. I'll probably go back to him after I've used all five, but for now I'm only on the first one and he's still going strong.