I have coarse facial hair that I hate....and it just bothers me that my guy might be running his fingers over my skin and wondering why my hair feels like his own beard. lol. So I did some research and I found this product called 'Epicare' that is like this coiled metal spring that when you twist it, it pulls hair from the roots. And the Emjoi Tweeze is an automatic tweezer that 'finds and plucks' for you. And well...I figure they work great on fine hair like on your upper lip...but what about hair that is hard like a man's beard stubble? Do you think they would work?
Will Epicare or Emjoi automatic tweezers work on short, coarse hair?
hi! i had some thick hairs on my chin and neck which were quite noticeable. and i have both the epicare and emjoi. i'm afraid to use the emjoi because when i turned it on, the noise is so loud that i'm afraid to put it to my face and i'm also afraid that the electrical tweezers look like they may pinch and cut my skin. i'm even afraid to use it on my legs. so needless to say, i have not used the emjoi yet although i've had it for about 1 year. as for the epicare, i bought my first one about a year ago, and i recently bought my 2nd one from www.facialhairthreading.com I love my epicare and find that it does remove the thick hairs on my chin and neck. it hurt a little at first, but after a few times of using epicare, i got used to it and i found that my hair is starting to grow back finer after about 6 months. you really don't have to let your hair grow out too long to use epicare. I use my epicare every night. Good luck!! I definitely recommend Epicare (5 Stars!!)
Will Epicare or Emjoi automatic tweezers work on short, coarse hair?
you should try electolysys profesionally :)
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