Philips Satinelle Essential Compact Hair Removal Epilator, BRE235/04

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This handy-dandy little torture device does exactly what it is supposed to do - yank your hair out by the oh-so-welded-into-your body-roots. Out of fear, the hair then takes a while longer to grow out. Over the years, I've had some hair follicles give up the ghost entirely, and stop hair production. Or maybe that's just menopause. Who knows. Anyway, I recommend it.

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Rápido y facil para remover el bello de raíz, duele un poco al principio pero después te acostumbras y no sientes molestias.

It hurts to use this product....It fails to do what it says and the cost is ridiculous for the product itself.

I was a little worried about buying this because the price is so much lower than other epilators, and I thought it would be of not such a good quality. However, after I used it, I am more than satisfied. Everything I read about epilators online and in these comments/reviews is true. It does hurt, it is uncomfortable, and you do get red dots on your skin after you use it. However, it is also true that if you read the instructions provided with the epilator carefully before using it, everything will be fine. I used it on my underarms and my legs, and both are smooth. My underarms hurt a little more than my legs, but nothing an average person cannot handle. I had a damp washcloth with me, and I pressed it lightly against my skin after I was done using the epilator to reduce pain and inflammation. It worked like a charm. If you are scared to somehow mess it up and hurt yourself, I would first recommend read the instructions carefully and follow them. Secondly, below I describe exactly what I did, step by step, so that you may know what worked for me. Also, I have attached a picture of my underarm the morning after I had used the epilator. 1) Plan to shower at night, as it makes everything easier (You'll see why later). 2) rinse the head of the epilator when you take it out of the package, and let it dry completely before you use it. 3) while the head of the epilator dries, read the instructions and safety warnings. 4) Shower - clean and exfoliate very carefully the areas you plan on using the epilator on. 5) No lotion - I usually put on lotion after I shower, but this time, I limited myself to putting on lotion only in the areas I was not using the epilator on. The areas I was going to epilate, I simply dried. 6) When you are ready, placed the dry head on the epilator and plug it in. Turn it on. 7) lightly grace the epilator over your skin. It will be uncomfortable as your hairs are being pulled out, but try to go as slowly as possible to avoid accidentally cutting hairs instead of pulling them out. 8) Go against the direction in which your hair grows. Some comments here say to go in the direction of hair growth, but the instructions that came with the epilator say otherwise. 9) after you are done using the epilator, or whenever you deem it necessary, turn it off and use the provided brush to brush off hair off the epilator's head. When finished using the epilator, rinse it under cold water again and let it dry completely before storing it. 10) Once you are done, if your skin hurts/burns, lightly press a damp washcloth on it (preferably cold). 11) apply unscented lotion to the area you just epilated, and massage the area. 12) if you do this at night and you epilated your underarms, go to sleep without applying deodorant. Let the skin breathe overnight. You will notice red spots show up after you epilate, but they will go away by morning (see picture attached). 13) When morning comes, assess the state of your skin and do whatever you think best for your well-being as long as it doesn't go against the safety instructions the epilator came with. I know it is scary, but if you take a deep breath and follow the instructions, everything will be fine. I am really excited to have less and less hair as time goes by!