Epiwand Facial Hair Remover Threading Tool For Women - Easily Remove Facial Hair From Your Upper Lip, Chin, Cheeks and Neck with This Professional Spring Facial Hair Epilator. Includes Gift Box & Instructions

I cannot sing the praises of this product enough! For the last 10 years I have struggled with excess and course facial hair due to having polycystic ovaries and have been mainly waxing which never removes all of the hairs and leaves my skin either spotty or sore and broken, and then I came across this product and thought id give it a go, and for only £10 I had nothing to lose. WOW! Not only did it remove the longer hairs, but the short fine ones too, and for the first time in 10 years I actually have smooth hair free skin! Its so easy to use and you wont need to stand infront of a mirror for ages trying to find the hairs, you just roll it over your skin and it does the rest, I used it while watching the tv. It covers quite a wide area so is also quick. I had a little bit of redness but it soon went, and no soreness. I really can't recommend this product enough for people who suffer from excess facial hair like myself, my only regret is that I didn't find it 10 years ago!

How come I never noticed how hairy my face was getting? With the advent of threading, friends kept bouncing up with remarkably smooth faces.. I didn’t fancy going to a salon for hair removal but my peach fuzz has begun to annoy me so I tried this dapper device. It takes a bit of getting used to and there is an art to the practice. You bend the wand so it is in a loop shape and run it over the face squeezing the loop in the direction of the hair growth. The coiled metal wand somehow grabs the hairs and pulls them out at the root. Yes, it does sound painful, and indeed it can be painful. It takes a lot of practice. But once mastered is effective and completely clears away hair from the entire face. Yes your skin will go red or be slightly swollen for a while afterwards, but this can also boost circulation and if done hygenically will give an after spa glow. I mention hygiene. If you do not have a clean face and hands and the wand is not sterilised (I use rubbing alcohol) there is a risk of turning your face into an infected blotchy mess. So keep it clean. I use witchhazel or a mild astringent toner on my face afterwards and have no problems. Only problem is it is addictive, I will quite happily sit through a film rolling this gadget about my face and end up as smooth as a dolphin. CAUTION: careful near eye area.. I once got a section of my eyelashes caught in this and that could have ended in disaster. In summary... yes it hurts. What is beauty without pain?

After a particularly long salon experience left my staring at the hairy upper lip of my hairdresser, I became very self conscious about my own facial. Upon further inspect I noticed I actually had a little bit of a tache, most likely only visible because of my ghostly pale skin. After looking into waxing and hair removal creams I stumbled upon this little beauty. The first one I ordered was immediately claimed by my mam to deal with her hairy chin. However later that day the company sent my a 20% code which I then used to purchase my second wand. Brilliant customer service. This, like all methods of hair removal, is flawed. First of all it hurts. Chin and neck area isn't so bad but the upper lip is only for the brave among us. It also doesn't grab all the hairs in one area so you have to go over it several times to get a smooth feel. Sometimes hair breaks so you're left with a tiny wire of stubble that too short to epilate or pluck. However, this method is still a fairly good method of hair removal. It hurts less over time, after a few weeks you'll be used to the feel of it. Much more faster than plucking too. Once you get the hang of it, it's easier to grab more hairs. It's also very cost efficient. You won't have to buy any facial hair removal creams or wax strips. Think of this as an investment of a hairless future. 10/10 would recommend.

Ok, look it does 'something' and removes light lip hair fairly well ...but it is so hard to use and not at all accurate....using on eyebrow gets all sorts stuck in and pulled out. Your hands are across your face so you can't see what you are doing and the spring does move in directions you may not have planned for. I've got a few eyebrow chunks missing now. Can't get it to work on some areas as I can't make it taught, as am using both hands for the wand. For some specific areas it can work, but personally I find it a pain in the backside to use and VASTLY overpriced for a metal spring.

I have bought numerous epiwands over the years and gradually seen the quality dwindle sadly. It is now flimsy, less weighty, and the metal doesn’t grab the hairs like the epiwands did from years ago. An epiwand I bought less than a year ago has had its handle snapped off. Not built to last. The price point has remained at £10 for years. I can only imagine the quality has reduced to keep it at this price point. I would rather pay extra for a premium quality/durability for a product that actually works how it should. . I am returning mine and will continue to use my old one.

Brilliant. I usually tweeze the little hairs on my upper lip, but it can be time consuming if I can't get good lighting etc. I really wanted a quick and efficient alternative that didn't involve booking into a salon. I had tried wax strips in the past and, twice, ended up with impetigo! I'm a clean freak and I'm extremely particular about cleaning the area well, before and after etc. which leads me to believe that the problem was with the product... but anyway, I'm all for the Epiwand. It's so quick, effective and easy to use. Yes, it hurts because it's pulling hairs out! But I believe over time we get used to that kind of thing. Definitely recommend these!

Awful product. Does not work on thick facial hair. Do not waste your money

I didn't think it was really possible to get different kinds of these things. I assumed that the wire etc would be standard. I was wrong. I used to have one of the cheaper ones and it was really quite painful for me to use so I gave up. Bought this one as I couldn't find the one I had and it is so much better. The wire is just more flexible so it really grabs the hairs properly so much less pain, grabs more at a time and is easier to bend. Don't try the cheaper ones.