Epiwand Facial Hair Remover Spring Threading Tool - Our Women’s Facial Epilator Coil Removes Peach Fuzz, Chin, Cheek, Neck, Mustache and Upper Lip Hair Quickly - How to Use Instructions in Box.

I was not expecting to be so delighted with this product! It took me a few tries to get the proper technique but it is so worth persevering with this. I used to go the salon every two weeks for lip and chin threading, which was a $30+ a month commitment. Plus, it was painful and always slightly embarrassing. When I first got this product it was a little uncomfortable pulling all those little hairs out, but I have found that if I spend just a minute or two every other day with the Epiwand then the discomfort is absolutely minimal. The less hairs to attend to, the less pain. I would advise anyone to use this for the first time a couple of days after they have had their usual depilation treatment and then use the Epiwand regularly for maintenance. I have had the Epiwand for over two months and I cannot forsee any need to ever visit the threading salon again. Technique wise, you form the Epiwand into a horseshoe shape and then turn the handles inwards whilst SLOWLY moving the curve of the wand against the areas of your face you wish to remove hair from. It's easy and it really works. It has saved me money and time. I wish I had found this product sooner. I recommend it 100%.

Got this specifically for upper lip hair - mine isn't too bad, but because I avoid the sun, it really stands out (to me) on the pale background. I want to learn makeup skills, but the hair becomes more noticeable with any color on my lips. It needs to go. Takes a bit to get used to, but it's no more painful than tweezing would be. The handle twisting motion is what entraps the hair. As you twist, the spring rolls across your skin. I originally thought you were supposed to repeatedly twist inward and then outward, kind of like a rocking motion, but you actually need to continue twisting in the same direction so the spring rolls far enough that the hair gets pulled from its root. It's very quick once you get used to it. Just note that if your hands and/or wrists have health issues, this will probably aggravate them. It's better to do short bursts in that case

Not sure where manufactured and they don't tell you what the metal is... My first one was the bellabe that I bought many years ago. I am trying this one now. There was no user guide with mine and the supposed carry case gift is a complete joke. COMPLETE joke. They really should include a brush to clean out the inside because the hair it pulls out stays inside the coil and trust me when I say it starts to smell pretty offensive as the peach fuzz root stays lodged inside the coil and does what ever it does inside that closed capsule space. Be it ferment or tries to break down. The alloy or metal used on this one is not the same as the bellabe and it effects the grab. See pic. Bellabe is matte and this one is glossy and it doesn't grab as well as bellabe. What should take a few minutes takes about 10 and I still have loads of peach fuzz. If I pass after with my 10 year old bellbe it's like this epiwand didn't pull anything. It's a waste of money. Both this one and bellabe are lacking. They do get out the peach fuzz that is long enough but they don't get out the errant thick strange hairs that come out randomly at a certain female age. You need to do tweezers for those. The root of those is too massive for this to handle. See video

Tricky at first. I like to use it while watching TV since you don't need a mirror. I have a compulsion to use my fingers and pluck facial hairs and this thing gets the job faster and saves my fingers from getting sore. The spring holds lots of dead skin and wiskers and haven't found a good way to empty it! I put it into a U and try to blow through the spring, but that only gets some of the dead skin out. It would be useful to have the handles pop off in order to empty it. The handles are a hard smooth plastic which are easy to lose your grip. A rubber grip would be a great improvement. The description says a "gift box" but it is just a paper sleeve. The spring is fragile and it would be nice to have a sturdy protective box that could keep it safe in a pocket or purse. If there was a way to make this operate with one hand, that would be ideal. I'm going to get a small low-speed battery-powered motor and attach to the handles so I can use it with one hand while my other hand can operate a computer or phone. I'm a man who enjoys plucking wiskers, and have gotten tired of shaving. I have to use this every three days. I haven't shaved in a month since I bought my first one. I have two now for convenience. My wiskers are still stiff and black so I don't see them lightening up after a month. It says you aren't supposed to pull your hairs out with this, but I find that you have to slightly push the wand across your face once the hair first gets grasped. Slow and controlled is the key to this. The upper lip hair is quite the painful experience. Plucking a chin hair is satisfying, but a lip hair is like pulling a nose hair. It stings, makes your eyes water, and then you sneeze a couple times. You then have to dry the tears and mucous off you face since the wand isn't supposed to get wet, so you can keep pulling the hairs. It takes time, so don't expect to "shave" in a minute and run out the door. I recorded myself using this for the first time, but am reluctant to post it since there is so many tears and sneezing going on. After I'm done with a session, I'll look in a mirror and use tweezers on any random wiskers I missed. UPDATE: I've been using this thing for over a year, and while it is fun to pull a bunch of chin whiskers out, the hairs don't come back any thinner or lighter. I haven't shaved since I've used these, and I still have exactly the same whiskers as before. Other than that, it does a really nice job pulling out hairs!

Normalmente me hacía el labio superior con cera, pero siempre me dejaba rojeces y ahora en verano me daba miedo que se me pigmentase la zona con el sol. Este producto es la caña, estoy super contenta y se lo he recomendado a mis amigas. Te arranca el pelo de raíz que es lo importante para que no crezca más fuerte y tarde más tiempo en volver (duele un poquito, pero nada comparado con la incomodidad de la cera o de ir pelo a pelo con las pinzas). En mi opinión es más fácil y no tardas nada en hacerlo. Recomiendo ver el vídeo donde te enseñan como hacerlo, que está en YouTube

I have bad facial hair, it comes back every few day... I've done laser, I've naired, I've waxed, and I've plucked...nothing compares to the epiwand! I was concerned that it would hurt or it would be ineffective. However, it does not hurt on the chin, jawline, or neck. It does hut on the upper lip. I am getting some numbing cream to help. But holy smokes, this thing is AMAZING. I was able to remove all my facial hair (chip, jawline, neck and checks) in a matter of minutes and it didn't hurt. Yes, it is uncomfortable, you are pulling hair out, but it grabs many pieces at once and you just roll it out. It is the most expensive one on amazon, but based on how effective it is,...I would have paid more. Life changer.

Si j'avais sû je n'aurais pas attendu d'avoir 60 ans pr essayer l'épilation de mon duvet (beaucoup plus important depuis la ménopause) sur la lèvre supérieure . (je le décolorais avec un produit, j'avais essayé l'épilation à la cire mais plein de petits boutons rouges et blancs pendant 1 semaine , c 'était l'horreur , la pince à épiler demandait beaucoup de temps et le duvet repoussait en poils ) Avec ce ressort c 'est ultra facile , une fois que l'on a pris le coup, efficace, rapide, se transporte partout et ne prend pas de place, ne demande aucune préparation . Aucun bouton dans les jours qui suivent l'épilation, on peut même sortir tout de suite après . ( Mais Je complète l'épilation avec l'huile à base d'huile d'oeuf de fourmi (gutto) et franchement pratiquement plus de duvet et qd je tire sur un poil avec une pince il tombe tout seul )) Ce petit ressort est magique , bon c'est pas très agréable mais au bout de 2 a 3 fois on s 'est adapté a cette sensation on ne peut pas dire que c 'est douloureux ; (la cire à épiler fait bien plus mal et la douleur dure longtemps) . Enplus on peut le faire à tt moment pour être impeccable Rapport qualité prix imbatable

Dopo qualche mese di utilizzo posso dire che è un ottimo prodotto. Sono anni che combatto con la ceretta ai baffetti, che mi ha sempre fatto venire bollicine e irritazioni - le ho provate tutte, creme, disinfettante, cortisone ma niente, comunque non ho mai trovato una soluzione efficace. Ho deciso di provare questo attrezzo sicura che avrei avuto lo stesso effetto, invece ho risolto tutti i problemi!! Durante l’uso è un po’ fastidioso perché si sente il pizzichetto quando tira il pelo, ma dopo poco ci si abitua e si sente molto meno. Inoltre zero irritazioni!

Have suffered with facial hair since the birth of my son 18 years ago. Have to regularly visit the beauty salon to deal with It which obviously has not been possible during lockdown. Found this when looking for more expensive electric solutions, as it was so cheap I thought I would give it a try. Best decision I could have made. It arrived today so thought I would give it a go whilst watching tv. So easy to use and so effective am completely over joyed with the results, seriously emotional at having such a simple, cheap way of dealing with such an embarrassing problem. It does ‘prickle’ a bit when you are using but nowhere near as painful as waxing. Similar to tweezing - it does make your eyes water a bit in the area below your nose! Cannot recommend enough. I cannot believe anyone Who suffers with facial hair would regret buying this.