Spring Facial Hair Remover – Best for Quick & Easy Hair Removal from Roots. Portable & Effective Manual Epilator Stick for Men & Women. Natural Beauty Tool - Skip Waxing, Shaving, & Bleaching.

I had my doubts about this type of thing but figured it was worth a try. I have very fair, fine fuzz but don't want it anyway! I had been having threading done every six weeks or so on upper lip. Lo and behold, this does work! I didn't find it difficult to get the hang of nor did I find it painful - at least it didn't make my eyes tear like threading does! Only 4 stars instead of 5 because I figured I would try it on edge of face area and found it didn't work as easily as the upper lip but I'll keep practicing since it was my first time.

Okay so this device will not pull out 100 percent of facial hair. Even if some of the strands are longer. I really depends on how you position it. Some parts of my face, I bend it to a U shape, some parts I lay it flat. Use different angles and you should be able to get about 70 percent hair removal. It feels a little less painful than threading but that is probably because you aren't getting every single hair. It's a very simple device, should cost a few dollars, so I think overpriced

I suggest you use the product in a place where you can remove the hair quickly without worrying about mess; however, I did not find a technique to remove the hair from the product quickly after i pull the hair off. Although Aiming at a specific spot is difficult for this product, it remove hair from a general areas. If you just sit down for 3-4 minutes to apply this product to a general area, it can remove much hair. This product is really good for touching up after shaving. For example, maybe some hair grew after you shaved and you want to get rid of it from the roots.

I haven't been able to get the hang of this yet. I will keep trying. My problem is that I am not going to let the hair on my face grow out long enough to pull it out. Wish I wouldn't have wasted the money.

I purchased this Facial Hair remover because I was tired of paying someone to wax my upper lip and eyebrow areas, or shave them and risk cutting myself or screwing up.I have to say to start off with I was very hesitant to give this thing a try. I thought, no way was this thing going to work and remove the hair from my face like waxing or even shaving would do. Well, I was proven wrong. While this thing may look like a tool that you would buy and never use, I have used it several times so far and am pleased with the results I get.It does take a few tries to get used to how this thing works, you have to bend it and rotate the ends at the same time in the same direction, it's like patting your head and rubbing your tummy type of thing. Now, if you are someone who cannot stand having anything waxed, I would recommend you stay away from this product, it can be somewhat painful, like plucking your eyebrows and your eyes water type of feeling. My upper lip area was left a little red and sore from using it, but I expected there to be a little pain and irritation.I had the pleasure of receiving this item at a full promotional discount in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

I’m actually pretty impressed with this thing. If you’ve had your face threaded and can tolerate THAT pain, then this should be easily handled by you. It hurts but it definitely gets the job done. I was able to address my upper lip and small hairs around my cheek area. The only area I really couldn’t commit to was my eyebrows. Takes some time to work and see results so practice with it and it’ll get easier.

You have to practice! When I first got this I tried to use it, I was thinking "what kind of piece of junk did I just buy?" I kept working at it and it started to work very well. I think you have to find your own rhythm. I don't find the handles useful. I hold it right above the handles on the spring to get more control. You twist the spring to get the hairs caught in the grooves and it pulls them out. You're supposed to bend it in a U shape (or for me an L shape worked better.) I found if I pressed the device into the skin and rolled upward half a rotation and rolled back downward it really got it. You can also roll it at different angles and in different directions for a thorough finish. Follow directions but, you may want to do some things differently than the suggested techniques to get it to work for you. Do what works.

Bought this and used it but it is so non specific I quit using it. If you use it it will not only take the hair or hair group out that you are targeting but will take a whole bunch of other hairs out that you weren't aiming at - and then they will grow back in giving you even more hairs to get rid of. Still looking for a better product and may go back to waxing.