Beauty

[sharkb8]

Do any of you beauties know if there will be an epilator TSV prior to Christmas?

TIA

[SilleeMee]

Yes. Emjoi Tilting eRase 60-Disc Precision Hair-Removal Epilator on December 18.

It's stated on the top of page 23 in the Insider. No other info that I could find.

[sharkb8]

Thanks for the info SilleeMee. Much appreciated!

[willdob3]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

Yes. Emjoi Tilting eRase 60-Disc Precision Hair-Removal Epilator on December 18.

It's stated on the top of page 23 in the Insider. No other info that I could find.

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@SilleeMee @sharkb8

There is a short video on the new Emjoi available to watch now. I guess there was a short presentation. It is available for TSV presage now. It sounds like the tilt feature might be a great addition. I’m going to order one. 

[SilleeMee]

Thanks for mentioning it  @willdob3 Hope you like the epilator. I don't have one because I have no hair to remove. Got it lasered away a while ago. I still have some peach fuzz on my face and I have tried to epilate it away but then it made me breakout with ingrown hairs. Now I just shave it off.

[GenXmuse]

Have epilators gotten any less tortuous to use?  I had one years ago and it made my eyes tear up. 

[willdob3]

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@Bonanzajellybean wrote:

Have epilators gotten any less tortuous to use?  I had one years ago and it made my eyes tear up. 

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@GenXmuse

I think it is a very individual thing. We are all so different. But they are made better than many years ago and that would be noticeable, I think. But some people find epilating is uncomfortable. Most find any discomfort decreases over time but that doesn’t happen for everyone.

Even the first time I tried epilating, I felt nothing I’d think of calling pain. It is just tweezing very quickly. Nothing I’d call discomfort. 

[willdob3]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

Thanks for mentioning it  @willdob3 Hope you like the epilator. I don't have one because I have no hair to remove. Got it lasered away a while ago. I still have some peach fuzz on my face and I have tried to epilate it away but then it made me breakout with ingrown hairs. Now I just shave it off.

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@SilleeMee

I can’t shave my face. I tried a few times years ago without success. It always irritated my skin horribly and took a long time to heal.

[SilleeMee]

I use an electric shaver @willdob3. I could never use a blade-type razor on my face. That would be so irritating!  I use this shaver made by Panasonic. It's the best thing for me to use to get rid of the fuzz. 

Panasonic Close Curves Wet/Dry Rechargeable Women's Shaver - around $20

[sueinsf]

I have seen them show these epilators for years and have never gotten one. For those that have them, here are some questions: 1. Do you get ingrown hairs afterwards? 2. How long does it take before you have to use it again (3-4 weeks?) 3. How much finer does the hair grow back? 4. Does the hair eventually stop growing back or do you get patches with no hair (and if so, how long does that take?). 5. Any difference using it on legs, arms, biking area, face (other than using 20 vs. 60 tweezers)?