WAYCOM Ladies Facial Hair Remover Electric Women's Beauty Epilator
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About WAYCOM Ladies Facial Hair Remover Electric Women's Beauty Epilator
Overall Feedback:
82% positive
83% found it easy to use and apply
The product is easy to set up and use, works fast, and does a fine job of removing facial hair.
81% praised its effectiveness in removing hair, though 19% had mixed results
The product is difficult to maneuver due to the placement of the plug, which restricts the angle and length of movement, making it tiring and laborious.
I accidentally removed a whole chunk of hair while trying to thread, indicating that the device is not effective in hair removal.
84% appreciated the gentle, non-irritating formula, but 16% experienced some redness
The device is precise and gentle in removing hair from sensitive areas on the face with a delicate design.
I found the facial hair remover device gentle and easy to use, with no pain or discomfort during the process.
The product has a gentle formula for hair removal as it doesn't cause any pain and has a pinch-like feeling similar to regular threading.
The product comes with a powder and head band to protect my hair.
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77% liked the long-lasting results, though 23% noticed regrowth sooner than expected
The product gives a smooth clean finish by pulling out hairs from the root.
I noticed that the threads could be smoother and more efficient in removing finer facial hairs, which could enhance the overall performance of the product.
The threads could be smoother and more efficient in removing finer facial hairs, which could enhance the overall performance of the product.
76% found it to be relatively painless, while 24% experienced significant discomfort
The pain level is similar to regular threading and it's just a pinch type of feeling.
Using this product for hair removal hurts a lot, which is a common experience with threading. I warn others to consider this.
