How To Epilate | Braun Epilator Silk Epil 9

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Want smoother legs for Summer 2022? Is epilating actually better than shaving?
If you hate ingrown hairs, stubble, and buying expensive razors or waxing, then epilating may change your life. Epilating can reduce body hair, make your hair grow back finer and softer, and even reduce hair removal time!
When you epilate your body hair, you can space your hair removal sessions for up to 4 weeks with regular use. There are many benefits of using an epilator, including cost savings, less/no more shaving, less hair removal time, no long wait periods for hair to grow out before wax sessions, and more!
Watch how I epilate using the Braun Silk Epil 9!
Product Used: Braun Epilator Silk Epil 9 amzn.to/43OJt5O

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7 июл 2022

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@brirandall2894 Год назад

Thank you very much for your review video, it helped answer a few of my questions and it helps that you aren't full of yourself like a lot of others out there too! You look gorgeous and Im heading to get one today, so my husband doesn't have to put up with my 'sand paper' legs 🤭 all the way from 🇦🇺 Australia.

@Upper_echelon_exotics 10 месяцев назад

You are so pretty! You look so good with dark hair that it makes me want to go back to my natural color. I'm sure I wouldn't look as pretty as you do though.

@hampuss884 Год назад

Yup. I believe there are three cycle to a hair. To become fussfree for longer periods of time one needs to wax or depilate often to receive those several hairfree weeks.

@apologygirl420 3 месяца назад

Could you please talk/elaborate about using it on the face??

@weve0s Месяц назад

Does it last for a long time or does it run out of charge quickly?

@solita1313 Год назад

I bought the same one like two weeks ago and i was going to try it but when i read some reviews people were saying it hurts SO much and that it was unbearable, i got so scared i couldn't even try it. Today i decided to do some more research because i have to try at some point and you made me feel a lot better 💓 I want to ask if you shorten the hair first or just do it, you said you did some research to not do it wrong, what do you do before and after epilating? EDIT: i tried it on my legs and it's not that bad, it doesn't even hurt more than waxing.. i guess my pain tolerance is higher than normal since i don't feel any pain while waxing my armpits too. Anyway i did like half of one of my legs and i'll wait 1-2 days until i do everywhere to see if i'll have an allergic reaction or something like that since my skin is kinda sensitive, it looks less red now (it's been like 15 minutes) but if anyone has read until here, you should definitely give it a try. It's so much cheaper and needs a lot less effort than waxing or shaving. I'm so happy that i've found an alternative for waxing because it was so expensive especially in my country

@toriterrace6042 Год назад

It is recommended that you shave first, then wait 1-3 days to epilate based on how fast your hair grows, but basically it is able to pull out very short stubble, which in my opinion, is great since you don’t have to wait for it to grow out like you do for waxing. I would start with a less sensitive area if you are nervous about the pain. You can also take an advil or apply some numbing cream if it is very painful. The arms are a good place to start or maybe your legs since they are less sensitive that other areas. The first time hurts the most, but eventually your skin gets used to it and the hair grows out finer and slower. Here’s a little routine that may help get you started. Day 1 - Exfoliate, Shave, Moisturize Day 2 or 3- Gently exfoliate again Dry your legs after a warm shower or bath and make sure not to have lotion, cream, or any other product on your legs. If you use numbing cream make sure to wash it off completely. The massager piece makes it a little less painful, so put that on and try a small area of the body. Move in small sections at a time, and feel free to take breaks if it really hurts. Once you are done with an area make sure to clean your epilator. I put rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle and spray the epilator rotary piece to kill the bacteria. I also like to spray a little rubbing alcohol or ingrown hair treatment on the epilated area to help kill any bacteria that emerged from the pores. I believe it also helps to prevent ingrown hair and infection. Then I like to moisturize with an unscented lotion to prevent further irritation. The skin may turn pretty red and bumpy at first but usually goes away completely overnight. If you have ever waxed there are similar effects and steps. It is just very important to exfoliate, disinfect, and hydrate. It takes time getting used to it but the results are amazing if you stick with it. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching my video ❤

@solita1313 Год назад

@@toriterrace6042 Yes im used to waxing but it was so expensive and annoying to wait for the hair to grow back. Thank you so much for taking the time to write this, i didn't know about the disinfecting 🩷

@firoz.kakar9891 11 месяцев назад

Really benefit if i use epilator my body plzz tell me

@hampuss884 Год назад

Wax and depilate often and in time the hairs begin to give up and won't give you any hassle.

@mgronan Год назад

Tks this helps alot

@bxrnsxnnxr4090 4 месяца назад

Hi! I bought this product and I feel really disappointed because it was really expensive, yet it doesn’t rip my hair out from the roots😢 It doesn’t leave my skin soft at all, and I’ve seen a lot of people having the same problem, how does it work for u??

@aigulbolot 3 месяца назад

Hi, I got mine yesterday, you are right, it is absolutely useless product. 😢

@marvam7358 Месяц назад

Did you use close skin cap? It works really well for me and the bumps go away within 2 days

@cheesypotatoluv 7 месяцев назад

I just got this and started using it today but it doesn't seem to completely rip the hairs out by the root, I'm so disappointed :( it looks like they're just breaking and are now short and stubbly. I've tried all the tips and not sure what I'm doing wrong? The only thing I can even think of it the fact that I'm hairy AF right now and it's all the way grown out. I read about shaving first but just for the pain, I have a super high pain tolerance though so the pain isn't bothering me, I find it satisfying lol but then unsatisfying that the hair isn't completely ripped out by the root. I wanted to try this since waxing is becoming an inconvenience for me at this point but this doesn't seem to work as well. :( Would shaving help it pull them out better too? Idk what else to do :(

@toriterrace6042 7 месяцев назад

Hi ! Make sure you are pressing the epilator firmly against the skin but not too hard, there is a red light that will go off if you push too much. Also make sure you go slow and move in small areas at a time. This device can pull very short hairs it is just important to move slow and make sure the head part is pressed flat against the skin.