Epilady EP-810-44 スピードコード付き脱毛器

This tool i was worried about at first, i thought i would hurt myself or it would be too painful (male with thick and fairly dense leg/arm hair). Yes there is pain, however that is to be expected the first time, every pass makes the next basically feel like nothing. This tool literally pulls the hair out and has no cutting power. There are 2 speeds, i recommend using the fastest setting and it results in a faster extraction. I can't recommend this tool for sensitive areas like the face or up beyond your thighs into the nether regions (you could maybe, but the hair seems to be deeper and the skin is sensitive and is generally more dense, if you choose to do this it's going to be a good idea to do so slowly making passes where you don't press the tool close to the skin but instead hover as close as you can. Once you thing things out it gets easier and more importantly not overly painful. over all i give the tool a grade of A 5 stars, the skin is indeed smooth and nearly hairless, though you will likely have to spend a little time dusting off the hair from the site you are working on and looking for those stray hairs. also impressed that the tool has not broken with the amount of torque i put on it with the sheer volume of hair it had to yank but satisfyingly it is still rocking strong. If you are trying to have longer lasting smooth skin without the hair then this is your tool that gets easier the more you use it and likely also applies to later use assuming the hair is maintained with the tool when it comes back in 3-4 weeks, using it fairly regularly the pain is no longer a factor as low density means far less intensity. first time using on dense hair = medium to high pain next few passes = low to medium pain follow up sessions /maintained use to remove rogue hair growing back = low or no real discomfort. what at first looks like blades are in fact not and when you feel the pain it is not going to cut you so you can press it to your skin while spinning however i recommend for thick areas gradually hovering closer allowing the tool to grab the longer hair first and then running it again like a game of limbo going lower and lower until you can press to your skin without feeling the sandpaper sensation ( i promise you are not getting burns or cuts the tool is just triggering your nerves since it is plucking many hairs at once in around the same area it just feels like that time you skinned your knee on the asphalt, but unlike that scenario you are not bleeding or actually hurt and you can avoid this by following the prior advise. All in all great tool and in my opinion worth the money. Good luck out there.

Tenía otro modelo de depilador epilady, este modelo me gusto más, es más practico, mucho más fácil de usar e igual de efectivo. Lo compre a un precio increíble, ahora lo veo al doble.

I had the very first epilady back in the late 80’s and they have come a long way. Minimal pulling and pain with this one, I use it everywhere. Even gets out the short hairs

Unusable due to wrong connection for Australia.

I'm so happy to have an epilator again! I'm of Southern European/Mediterranean extraction, so hair on my legs and underarms grows quite thick and course. I have to shave my legs every morning, and sometime if I go out in the evening I'll shave a second time. I first started using an epilator in my first year of law school at the age of 23, and I continued doing so for about ten years. Then about two years ago, I moved to London for a few months. I went to plug in my old, trusty Epilady, using what I thought was a safe adaptor, and it got completely fried. I put off buying a new one because of the unfavorable exchange rate, and then by the time I returned to the U.S. I had grown accustomed to the routine of shaving. It was out of sight, out of mind. Then about two months ago I actually sat down and calculated how much I was spending on overpriced razor catridges, and I decided that an Epilady was a much better investment. I started this time with this inexpensive model because I wasn't sure I would be able to become re-accustomed to the pain. It was a needless concern, since I find using it to be almost painless. For the record, when I first started using an epilator at the age of 23, it was very painful and took a lot of getting used to, but eventually I adjusted and only felt mild discomfort in some more sensitive areas. I used this particular epilator for the first time a couple of weeks ago, and it was as if I had never stopped using one. I felt a slight prickling in some areas, and around my ankles I had to go very slowly, but on large swathes of skin I just went over it quickly in a circular pattern, and my skin felt numbed. It removed all the hair, and almost two weeks later I still haven't needed a touch-up. If using this for the first time, remember to do so immediately after you've soaked in a bath or the shower, and then hold the skin taut in areas that you find painful. Change the angle frequently or move the device in a circular pattern, since hair often grows in different directions. Most of all, I can't emphasize enough that, regardless of whether you're a novice with an epilator or an old pro, it's much less painful to use it after you've soaked in a bath or shower! It makes a world of difference. I'm able to use this on my legs, underarms and bikini area (if using this in a sensitive area, remember to use the guard and hold skin taut!), but I have no need to use it on my face or arms, so I can't really say how well it works on those areas of the body. I had my other, more expensive model for almost a decade before it met a catastrophic end due to a bad electrical adaptor, but I've only had this one for a few weeks. So far the quality seems okay, and it certainly does the job, but I don't know how long it will last. For the price, however, it will be worth it even if I only get a few months out of it. It does come with a 1-year warranty. Overall, much less expensive than buying replacement razor cartridges, and much, much more effective.