TUKETENGES Crystal Hair Eraser for Women and Men
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About TUKETENGES Crystal Hair Eraser for Women and Men
Overall Feedback:
94% positive
94% found it easy to use and apply
I recommend using the product in a circular motion and only on legs and arms as it is more targeted for those areas.
I have found this callus scraper to be an effective alternative to others and would replace them with this.
I found the product very effective in removing hair and was surprised.
94% praised its effectiveness in removing hair, though 6% had mixed results
I believe this product is worth the time and money spent on it. It made my arm feel soft and smooth.
I experienced discomfort and pain due to the product's tendency to cause micro cuts and bleeding on sensitive skin while removing hair. This negative sentiment reflects my experience with the product's effectiveness for hair-removal.
93% appreciated the gentle, non-irritating formula
My arm feels soft and smooth after using the product, indicating its gentle formula for hair-removal.
This scraper has smaller and finer holes, making it safer to use without worrying about cuts.
The product is painless, simple to use, and did not cause any reaction on my sensitive skin.
93% liked the long-lasting results
My arm feels soft and smooth after using the product, indicating long-lasting hair removal results.
88% found it to be relatively painless, while 12% experienced significant discomfort
I found that the product effectively removed all my coarse leg hair without causing much pain.
I prefer using this product over most others for removing leg hairs.
I experienced severe pain and burning for more than 3 days after using the product on my hands.
I experienced a high level of pain while using the hair removal tool as it left micro cuts all over my skin which bled and felt like it was scraping my skin.
