How to use an epilator and avoid ingrown hairs!
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Journalist Clare Johnston looks at the pros and cons of using an epilator for hair removal and shares her tips for avoiding ingrown hairs.
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"No joy can come from plucking the hairs out of your legs slowly". SO TRUE.
Unless your a masochist.....in which case I can say your gonna have a good time
i just started epilating 3 months ago very course thick dark hair, now grows in slower and super fine and so easy to pluck i don’t even feel the pain anymore i love it. im shocked i got these results in only a short time! im so grateful for them too because i am one of those people who got stubble 24 hours after shaving. now i don’t even have to worry about that. i also got nasty ingrowns on my bikini line with shaving but with epilating not a single ingrown i’m so happy about that no more nasty scars, the only thing i can’t do is the armpits they hurt so much i’m working up to them. i feel no pain on my bikini line but my armpits are like hell it’s so weird lol
Thanks for sharing your experience
With me the same, no pain anywhere else except my underarms.. it’s almost impossible to do them 😂😂😂
@@esrakoksoy1105 literally, i still epilate to this day haven’t shaved since and i still can’t get those armpits it’s brutal LOL i only shave my armpits as of now 😭
GOLDEN TIP I EXPERIENCED THIS, NEVER GO UP DOWN UP DOWN WITHOUT PICKING IT UP. GO DOWN TO UP. LIFT. THEN AGAIN DOWN TO UP YOU WILL GET INGROWN HAIRS! PLS!
Epilator are torture devices but damn I cannot live without it.
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I'm about to use it for the first time n damn yall r scaring me😭
@@SilviDepp how did it go?😭
@@h20aquarius Well I spent 30 minutes hesitating cuz I was scared n when I did it at first it hurt but then I got used to it...kinda
It's not
Okay, the "pushing hard with the device into your skin" advice was sooo golden, thank you!
im scared it will pull my skin
@@shukufa i use it on my balls and it shredded the skin. My balls look like a dog chewed on it
@@UltimateKeyboardWarrior 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@UltimateKeyboardWarrior LMFAOO
@@UltimateKeyboardWarrior fuck I wanted to use it around my butthole
It pains but it brings back joy and happiness in the life🥰
I can take any pain to be hair free for a long time
I always exfoliate before and the day after, this really helps me with I ingrowing hairs, and doesn’t effect my spray on tan then, thanks for the video.
You shouldn't exfoliate a day after, since your skin is still irritated
Wait for like 4 days
What do you exfoliate with?
@@zainabzubair1797 exfoliating mitt is best with plenty of soap, hope this helps.
I highly recommend waxing before epilating. After waxing armpits a few times, epilating is a breeze..same for legs.
This is so key. Makes it so much less painful.
Is it less painful?
What makes it less painful is because you're used to removing hair not because of the epilator so waxing or not it won't matter.
Any way that removes hair from its roots you get used to after few times of usage.
@@eclip9 epilalating pulls the hair out slower than waxing does, which is why, at first, it could be more painful. I stand by what I wrote.
@@JenLuvs2Jazz well it depends of course on personal experience what matters is that we all reach to kur goal which is no hair❤️😂
I have an extremely high pain tolerance and I’m a man who loves to be hair-free, so when I heard of the epilator, I bought one right away. I decided to just try it on my arms to see how I would react. It worked beautifully although my follicles were very red, swollen, and angry shortly after I finished. It was a bit frightening, but the irritation was pretty much gone by the next day and my skin looked so flawless and smooth. It wasn’t until about 2 weeks after that I noticed how many ingrown hairs I had, which seemed to pop up overnight. My arms literally looked like a pizza. I tried exfoliating gloves to help, but that irritated everything more. If you can believe it, 1 year later and I’m still dealing with the hyperpigmentation from all the ingrown hairs. My dermatologist prescribed tretinoin to get my arms back to the way they were prior to epilating. I’m on my third week using the stuff, so there’s no real results just yet. I don’t know what I did wrong to get so many ingrown hairs.
What a horrible experience! You didn't do anything wrong - I think unfortunately certain hair and skin types must be more prone to getting ingrown hairs. Sounds like epilation is not for you. When I use the device I use a pumice stone every day in the shower while the hairs are growing back to avoid ingrowns.
Honest Content It has been a nightmare. :( I wore long-sleeve shirts all last summer because I was so self-conscious of my spotty red arms. I live in southern Ontario, so the heat and humidity in the summer is unbearable at times, reaching upwards of 40 C. I pretty much stayed indoors in air conditioning for the majority of the season. I’m hoping this gel my dermatologist prescribed will bring everything back to normal by this summer. Thanks so much for replying.
@@JustJ0nathan That's such a shame. I'm so sorry that happened to you - and here's hoping the gel works and you can enjoy the summer.
N g If you’re prone to ingrown hairs after shaving, I strongly wouldn’t recommend epilating. I used the Braun Epil 7. You will regret it. Trust me. My ingrown hairs took many months to heal. Now, I’m dealing with the hyperpigmentation. My arms still look quite spotty. The tretinoin gel my dermatologist prescribed is helping though. I’ve been using it for almost 3 weeks now, but full results won’t be seen until 12 weeks. However, I decided to take a break from using it for the weekend because I am experiencing a lot of redness and irritation, which is a common side effect. I will be returning to it on Monday once my skin calms down a little bit.
Curly hairs in grow and straight are ok. I did ma pubic area lol and get ingrown hairs but like bring silky smooth so I'm screwed lol. I buy long sharp tweasers and an exfoliation spiky looking thing to massage and help open the pores the hairs grow out of
I just bought an epilator and this was much needed thanks!!
Hi again. I posted a comment approximately 10 months ago, and today I finally epilated my legs for the first time. I had been so frightened to actually use it, hence my epilator had remained unused for months, and all I can say is Wow, it is completely phenomenal! I have a lot to learn about the epilating process, but for a first attempt my legs are very smooth, and I am 100% confident that I will get better with time. Thank you so much for your demonstration, as it was key to me taking the plunge 😊
Well done for taking the plunge! I have since used an IPL device on my legs (did a few videos on it) which has greatly reduced the hair on my legs. It means any epilating now would be really minimal and pretty painless. Epilating gives a great result- just be careful to exfoliate you legs as your hairs come back in to avoid ingrowns. : )
@@thehonestchannel thank you so much for your reply and advice. I will definitely check the IPL video out 🙂
@@daisyb5646 You’re welcome!
im in the same situation, i bought braun's silk epil 9 a few weeks ago and im SO scared to try since everyone's saying it hurts much more than waxing...
Is it just me or is shaving really painfully irritating
I agree - and it makes hair grow in thicker too so I try to avoid.
I also agree, I tried it once and the next Day the hair was already kinda coming back
I never thought of pumice! I'm vexed about the time & emotion I've wasted failing to avoid ingrown hair w/ exfoliating gloves.
Thank you for taking the time to produce such an informative and demonstrative video.
I currently shave my legs every 5 or so days, as silky smooth legs are possibly the best feeling in the world and really help me feel more further attuned with my femininity . I am very tempted to try an epilator though, but as a trans woman I worry my hair may be a little thicker and the results variable. Thanks to your excellent video, I am definitely going to give one a try though 😊
Thanks you... i was just starting using epilator yesterday but i heard about it causing ingrown hair just today, ingrown hair is what i want to avoid even after shaving, so now i'm a bit nervous
euise euise Yes, ingrowns are an issue so I would recommend using a pumice stone to avoid them.
It's like, as painful as a tattoo.
I was honestly so terrified of this
You do get used to it. I have to say I don’t find it very uncomfortable at all now.
Honestly it was this bad when I first used it but a year or so of regular use and I barely felt it anymore. Definitely much less painful if its not grown out for over a month and if its been epilate the previous time rather than shaved.
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Lol My tattoo artist recommend an epilator while I was getting a tattoo.
I'm considering using an epilator for the first time and this video has been very helpful! Thank you ❤
You’re most welcome!
I started epilating about a month ago. I had very thick dark hair on my legs, and the hair density was also pretty dense, but now it's way thinner and the hair density is way lower. Absolutely love the results of it.
Though, I have 3 problems: the first would be ingrown hair (that's why I clicked on the video); the second is, that my pain tolerance is pretty low, and it just hurt so badly; the third is, that it just takes a lot of time to epilate, at least that's the case for me, having such a low pain tolerance definitely makes me take more time to epilate, while on the other hand I only finished epilating my entire body once (excluding private area and armpits), which gives me the hope that with the lower hair density I will be faster next time.
I certainly prefer it over shaving, the results are just better. When I shaved I would get stubbles after a day and with epilating that's just not the case.
Thanks for sharing your experience.
If pain is too high for you, you can also try to move the epilator forward for 3 counts and backward for 1. It gives a soothing feeling.
Tend Skin is great as hair removal aftercare. I use it and barely get any of those little buggers now.
Cat Thanks for the tip!
Literally the most informative video I've seen on epilators, thank you! I'm thinking of getting an epilator but I'm pretty scared of the pain, though I know I have a strong pain tolerance in some places. I see that some epilators have a very narrow length of tweezers while others are wider like yours, are those better?
Elizabeth Ong I guess the smaller the head, the lower the pain - but I like to get it over and done with fast!
I haven't tried one with narrower tweezers so it would be really interesting to see if there's a difference. I'll try to do that in future! Like you, I like to get it over and done with fast!
Actually, the narrow epilators are great for places such as face while the wider ones are great for legs and such. Yes, the current models of wide epilators do comes with attachments. The corded epilators are better than cordless because it lasts a lot longer. I also tried using products like lidocaine on the area to numb it before using the product. Like she said as more often one use the product the less painful it feels.
It truly is
Thank you! I just was gifted one of these and I wasn’t sure I was using it right or if I needed the hair to grow a bit longer! Appreciate this video!
You are so welcome!
i am doing full legs, arm pits, arms and bikini area weekly bc i have strong growth, but it doesn't hurt me, the beginning was painful, but i don't know when it stopped hurting but after a year i remember not feeling anything anymore. Ur body gets used to it really quickly
The pumice stone is brilliant! Thank you. Starting waxing and then doing epillator now that only small amount of hair is growing back but noticing lots of I growns but just like a layer of skin under! It's been so obnoxious but the pumice stone makes a lot of senss
In case you have not update your device I advice to do so. Have been using brown device for many years and recently bought new with the moving head. It iritates less (no red bumps as before) and is almost painless
This is useful not just for woman, but also for MAN too! As a male, I think this can be useful to get rid of mustache/beard. Shaving makes the mustache/beard grows back so much faster. I think I will try to use epilator to remove the hair in that area and slow down the hair growth in the process. WORTH A TRY!
Edit: After researching on IPL hair removal as well, it seems like IPL can also be something that I can use for removing facial hair (since you can now get affordable IPL device for home use).
Thank you!! The ingrown hairs is my biggest problem with the epilator!
I will try the exfoliating!
:)
Good luck! I’ve not used an epilator in a couple of years now after using IPL and laser hair removal at home. Definitely worth considering for longer-term hair removal.
Save yourself 7 minutes and use a pumice stone or a good exfoliating glove daily after using and epilator to prevent ingrown hairs. Also use a toner immediately after.
What kind of toner ? I only mostrize my skin after shower though i still get ingrown hairs and could u tell me plz how can i use the pumice stone .its too harsh
It is only painfull at the very first time. I also use it on my armpits and it is not painful at alI. If you make it through the first time, the following sessions are almost painless. I can also say that expensive epilators aren`t necessarily better than cheaper ones. I have a cheaper one and an expensive one and they litterally do the exact same job. No difference at all.
was it too painful at first when you tried it on your armpits? if so, when did the pain fade away?
@@jangyyoung No, the pain was okay. It was rough but managable. It only hurt at the very first time of epilating. I did it while watching TV so I was distracted. My pits were red and a bit sore for about 5-8 hours but it was okay. The second time and every other time epilating my pits was not painfull. Maybe a little bit itchy.
@@julianeh5584 do the expensive ones hurt less or the cheaper one ?
I bought an epilator some months ago, and I have been loving it, the only problem I'm having is some ingrown hairs, it's almost not visible, because the hairs became fine, but still bothers me (and I do exfoliate quite often)
Mariana Gonçalves Yes, definitely a problem with epilators. Using a pumice stone to exfoliate helps a lot.
Try Tend Skin. When I was younger I used to get ingrown hairs (it doesn't happen now in my 40s, no idea why, lol) and me and my sister discovered Tend Skin and it definitely helped :)
I know every individual is different but I just want to mention to anyone wondering : I’m living proof that for some people it really does get drastically less painful by about the 3rd time and after that… crazy as it sounds… feels kinda good!
😁
I have a higher pain tolerate...but I always get bumps after I used the epilator plus my skin oddly became twice as dry.
I get bumps too just immediately afterwards and they fade after a couple of hours. I moisturise every day so don’t notice the dry skin, but that’s interesting.
I think hair helps skin getting oilier
Yep pressuring into skin is what i did to feel relieved and do more effectively but I'm concerned if it's harsh on my skin
I didn’t find it scratched the skin but some people may be more sensitive to it. I’ve since permanently removed my hair with IPL. It’s life changing!
I’ve been epilating my legs for just over a year and my underarms for about 2 ish. Sometimes I just want to go back to shaving as my legs don’t look smooth. Like I get a lot of red/purple dots even without hair.
If you have dark hair you may want to look at my IPL review. I’ve had great results from the Philips Lumea Advanced - it’s a big relief not to have to epilate! .. ruclips.net/video/LWkkGUkrCfA/видео.html
I have left epilating bcz my hands and legs become full with bumps and ingrown hairs they r not smooth any more
Nature Islam and More The ingrowns are a real problem. You basically need to exfoliate with a pumice stone every day to prevent.
@@thehonestchannel thanks alottt
@@AllaboutMyLife485 did it work ?
I experience the same so i apply aloe vera gel (straight frm the plant) aft epilating. Trust me it will help but better check that ur ok with aloe vera. Sme are allergic to aloe vera.
I got an epilator. Not sure I’m using it properly. Doesn’t seem to be fully pulling the hairs from the root and does not leave a smooth finish.. it feels as though it is just cutting the hair at the top layer of skin. What am I doing wrong?
Which make is it? I don't think you could be doing anything wrong because you're passing a cluster of tweezers over your skin so if they're not picking up the hairs then there's something wrong with the product. I would complain and send it back if I were you.
Honest Content
I purchased at Ulta
Its the Remington silky smooth brand for $65 I had the option to choose this or the Braun. I read reviews before purchasing. All reviews state it works. I do notice the tweezing part does look different than yours.
Honest Content it’s either the epilator or maybe my skin is too thick not allowing the hairs to be pulled out. Getting married in August goal is to not have to shave on my wedding day. Thank you for this video I may just have to purchase a different epilator. Will check out your links 🤗
Samia RB Try writing to Remington to tell them what’s happening. They should replace the product. Hope you have a wonderful wedding when it comes!
@@mrs.samiabass3197 hi! try exfoliating the area very well the day before or at least 3-5 hours before same day with an exfoliating face wash OR body scrub OR dry brush on all areas you will be epilating. also, make sure your body is completely dry with no lotion or anything and you you could make sure of that by applying some kind of powder to the area (not too heavily just enough to soak up any residual liquid). make sure before and after each leg or body part rinse out the epilator head so it doesnt get clogged and stays sharp. epilate in the opposite direction of hair growth. keep the epilator at a 90° angle. lightly exfoliate a day or two later and when youre done make sure you moisturize but i would wait a few minutes so it doesn't burn too much. like she said its best to use this regularly as well as doing all of the other steps for the best result. hope this helps!
The best thing I've used is my Karmin epilator is great.
Thanks for the tip : )
it is also for men
very good & informative video , Thanks a lot💕
thanks for this! do you need to change the blades or the head?
I haven't needed to yet, but i do always brush the tip clean after use. You can buy replacement heads though if it stops working.
No pain for me as I have used laser at home few times. I just have some little pain around my bikini area that's it...
Been using mine for years years still got my old one and it's Beter then most of the later ones I can't live without my epilater lol epilator
Is it okay to put aloe vera gel immediately after epilating?
Yes, I don’t see any reason why not and it should be soothing: )
@@thehonestchannel Thank you. Your video is very informative!
What was the stone called? Thank you for this :)
A pumice stone.
The first time I used it on my legs it hurt so bad but the next I could barely feel it.
It’s a good choice but it takes me very long and sometimes my hairs don’t grow back at the same time and looks weird. And no matter what I do I always get very bad ingrown hairs that itch terribly 😭😭😅
Yes, the ingrowns are the worst : (
The epilator caused pain on my legs only the first time.
Never had the guts to try one I did it on my arms fine will try legs when hairs are longer
What is the model of epilator on the video being used?
I don’t care how painful it is. Mark my words, I will be epilating my underarms by this time tomorrow and I refuse to back out.
Shaving my underarms is possibly my least favorite thing to do in the shower, and it never seems to feel smooth no matter how many directions I shave in. I’m DONE. The battle begins tomorrow.
This video is a few years old. I’ve since had great results with IPL and totally pain free!
I epilate but I always get long ingrown hairs after using it. I have one very deep ingrown hair for years now that will never come out and don't even know if exfoliating can help with it, it's just too deep
I thought I was crazy for using puma stone to exfoliate my legs but it is the key nothing else works
I thought i was the only one that does that 😂. I even use it after i have already exfoliated with a sugar scrub 🤷🏻♀️
Not sure if i do more damage than good but it is what it is 😂
How do.you use it ?
And when ? İn the shower or in dry ?
May i know what's the spell of the name of the stone? It's my first time hearing that stone. Sorry for my bad English
Nkbpnf8 its called pumice stone, usually used to remove calluses on the feet soles
Btw, youre english is good though, no worries about the bad grammars as long as everyone can understand you. Im not a native speaker either 😁
Thanks for replying on this one, Misha. I find pumice stones great for exfoliating and they aren’t expensive.
Misha Aisyah Mohd Mokhdhari thank you 😊 😊😊
Me sitting, looking at my hairy legs... Yeah uhm I think.. I think I'm good haha.. ha.
No matter how much exfoliate my skin epilator always caused ingrown hairs on my body.(especially my arms)I just can use it on my armpits.
Have you considered IPL? I bought the Philips Lumea a few months ago which I’ve reviewed on this channel and it’s been really effective - with no ingrowns.
i’m 12 and i use and an epilator
You're much braver than I was when I was 12
tee hee i have stop now because it doesn’t work that we’ll do you have any suggestions?
Great video but all those hairs are going all over your sofa, lol. Do it in a bath (empty of water) and you'll see all the hairs that are currently dropping all over your furniture :)
Don’t worry - the vacuum was out straight after filming 🤣
Should you shave first before you epilate?
No, just like tweezers, you need something to pluck : )
The Honest Channel doesn’t that minimize the pain a lot if you shave first & then go over it with the epilator?
Timothy Hubener Ah, you mean shave then let the hair grow back in a little. Shorter hairs are a bit less painful to pluck, but shaving toughens hair so I avoid it.
Timothy Hubener Nooooooo wax it omg shaving will be pain
I find it better than removing really long hairs, so when I started I did shaved my legs
thank you very helpful
Buying a torture device and an exfoliator! I just need it for my legs i like shaving everywhere else.
You might want to consider an IPL device. I have virtually no hair on my legs now and that was with at-home devices. Have done a couple of vids on this.
@thehonestchannel there is a lot of mixed reviews about using IPL on brown skin unfortunately. While I'm not dark there's some that use two scales and it's very confusing ad the scales are contradictory.
What kind of moisturiser do I put on? And can I put a moisturiser on right after I epilate.
I would go for a fragrance free moisturiser to avoid irritation - but your regular body moisturiser should be perfectly fine
Very pretty face at this age...
Glowing Nd light on face u hv
That’s very kind of you to say - thank you.
Except from the stone can I use some exfoliation cream?
Yes, any good exfoliator should help.
I have a high tolerance in pain is it ok if I use it in the armpit area but in a wet process
Hi. I know some models are designed to be used wet or dry. The one I have isn’t, so it would be worth checking the instructions.
Just started using epilator. I still have stubble though. What should I do?
You'll have to wait for the stubble to get long enough to get pulled by the epilator. Shouldn't take more than a few days to a week. Once it's long enough to be yanked out, it should be smooth for at least a week to as long as a month
I have been using epliator for about 1.5 years. But the hair does not get much softer or thinner as it is expected. It is still hard as it is shaved (I shaved my legs almost everyday at some point before). And I have problem with more ingrown hair now. It is irritating when the ingrown hard hair gets the skin ichy but cannot be removed. How could I get my hair thinner or softer? I am thinking of laser removal now.
Nyein Nyein I’ve heard laser is really good for darker hair. I’d love to try it - I have a friend who is hair free after laser treatment. I had IPL 10 years ago and it wasn’t worth the money. The No!No! helps thin hair but you have to keep going and going with it for months.
Maybe you could try exfoliating your legs about twice a week? It removes dead skin so ingrown hairs won't be that much of a problem anymore
Thank you for the tips. Really appreciate it.
Same here, its so hard every time
@@thehonestchannel I agree, try one of the IPL machines. I got the Phillips one for use at home and it works like a dream on dark hairs. Just have to zap them every 2 weeks and after about 6 weeks it is just maintenance.
I used epilator and got more ingrown hair than before 🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Yes, ingrowns are a real hazard with an epilator. You need to do a lot of exfoliating as the hair grows back in.
Can i use pumice stone daily ? Will it not be harsh on skin ?
Hi Serene. I don’t use it daily but, provided you are only applying it gently it should be fine.
how do you clean this?
Ayres Most epilators are sold with brushes to clean in between the tweezers.
@@thehonestchannel can you clean this with water or use it as wet shave?
Ayres There is no shave option on this epilator and it is plug-in so can’t get wet.
@@thehonestchannel so you can't wash the tweezers?
Ayres No, they’re not removable on this device and you couldn’t rinse it as it’s electric. Mine is an old model though - best to check with the manufacturer.
I thought you were Martha Stewart at first glance
Ha! Similar hair.
I keep getting ingrown hair and it's very itchy 😭
It’s really frustrating. You might want to watch my IPL and laser hair removal videos. I wish I’d used those devices years ago!!
I hv silk epil 3, it has trimmer also, plz tell about its use
I have same but I am getting horrible ingrown hairs and filthy marks 🤧
Is it possible that the epilator will not pinch the skin?
Aisyah Chumil I’ve never experienced skin pinching with an epilator so that shouldn’t happen. They should be designed to skim the surface of the skin and clasp the hair.
@@thehonestchannel although without using the cap provided? It is safe? Because if it is safe without using the provided cap, it will be much easier for me to use it.
Aisyah Chumil I couldn’t recommend using it without the protective cap.
@@thehonestchannel okay, thankyou for your fast response 🙂
where do i get a punice stone from
You’ll find pumice stones on Amazon : )
I don't thing epilation pain is that Bad, i'm 12 and epilate
Very brave : )
@@thehonestchannel thanks!
@@thehonestchannel I just got done with epilating the second time
What about ear hairs..
This wouldn’t work on ears I’m afraid.
Help I epilated my legs and now I have so many ingrown hairs and I really
don’t know what to do plz help T__T
Keep exfoliating to try to open up the hair follicles.
Can I use this on my face?
You could, but it will likely feel quite painful and I would be wary of ingrown hairs. You might be better looking at a laser device for longer term results
I've been doing my upper lip with this for years
"now, if you haven't heard of an epilator before..."
Yeah, tell me, because I grew up on the moon 😉
Welcome to earth!
@@thehonestchannel 😄 thank you 💜
Which thing u told plz tell us again
Nature Islam and More I’ve shared everything in the video review. Hope you find it helpful.
@@thehonestchannel thanku
@@thehonestchannel but plz tell about trimmer i have silk epil 3 it has a trimmer also
@@AllaboutMyLife485 You could use the trimmer / shaver to reduce hair length before epilating, if it is really long.
Use for face ?
I’m sure some people do but I wouldn’t recommend it for the face. It would be painful and irritating to sensitive skin
You can buy facial epilators by the 'Epilady' brand. I bought one for my upper lip. I used to wax, but just couldn't stand it anymore.
If I can’t buy the stone is there another alternatives
Anything that exfoliates the skin well to keep the follicles open as the hair grows back.
why does red marks comes out to you skin??
The epilator is plucking hair out of the follicles at speed so it there is redness - a little like after waxing - for a few hours after which is just due to a bit of localised swelling. It should settle quickly. Men can use it too but it could be quite sore if there is a lot of hair and you may want to consider IPL - although it is permanent rather than temporary.
thanks a lot
i got ingrown hair by using epilator
Yes, that happens very easily if you don't take steps to avoid it.
@@thehonestchannel i exploit skin with body scrub before using it 🙁
@@manishamann9607 If you exfoliate before and as the hair starts growing back in you'll reduce the chances of ingrowns. That said, there are so many brilliant at-home IPL devices now there's no need to keep epilating.
Why don’t you do laser 🥴
I’m using an IPL device at the moment which is working really well : ) ruclips.net/video/66U2DSIwQ5g/видео.html
@@thehonestchannel Oh ok IPL good for you I taking laser hair removal at the clinic every three months, Candela laser to line up my beard and Diode laser for my back hair, also I bought IPL to take some unwanted hair that I am shy to take in the clinic ☺️
but its so scaryy
With all due respect, the title of this video did not match the content. I already know about an epilator, all I wanted to know is how to use it properly. No offense, but it took very long to get to the point so I found another video that explained this to me in 10 seconds. Maybe change the title.