The Ultimate Buyer's Guide for Purchasing Custom Epilator

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Types of women&#;s shavers and hair-removal products range from the simplest razor blade to treatments such as waxing, laser, and electrolysis. Use the method that best fits your needs&#;and perhaps matches your pain tolerance.

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Razor Blades
Most people&#;men and women alike&#;find the traditional razor blade to be easiest to use. Razors shave at skin level, and they can be used anywhere on the body. But you&#;ll have to shave frequently to keep your skin smooth.

Electric Shavers
Electric shavers, like razors, can be used on any part of the body. Even the best electrics won&#;t shave quite as close as a razor, but they shave close enough. They let you shave without soap and water&#;a plus when you&#;re away from home. And they avoid nicks, because the cutters don&#;t touch your skin. But electrics can cause ingrown hairs and irritate the underarms. Men&#;s electric shavers are generally heavier and more expensive than women&#;s, but they&#;ve consistently performed better in our tests. We haven&#;t noticed anything particularly womanly about the women&#;s shavers, and there&#;s no reason why women shouldn&#;t use a men&#;s model. Look for at least a 30-day money-back guarantee, especially when you buy an electric shaver for the first time, so you can return the device if it doesn&#;t work for you.

Depilatories
Unlike razors and shavers, which cut hair at about skin level, depilatories dissolve hair slightly below the skin surface, which means that they should keep skin smooth somewhat longer than a razor or shaver would. Their caustic chemicals dissolve the hair so that it can be wiped away. But some testers found the procedure to be painful, and none removed all the hair on every panelist in a single try. Depilatories often have an ammonia odor and might be messy and drippy. The Federal Drug Administration has received reports of burns, blisters, rashes, and peeling skin caused by these products, so test a small amount on your forearm first.

Epilators
These electric devices use hundreds of tiny tweezers to pluck the hairs. Epilators scored higher, overall, than electric shavers in our tests, but you should use them only on the legs and forearms. Some women said that using an epilator is more work than shaving. But because an epilator removes the hairs at the root, you might not have to repeat the procedure for several weeks. Look for at least a 30-day money-back guarantee, especially when buying an epilator for the first time, so you can return the device if it doesn&#;t work for you.

Waxing
This involves applying a layer of heated wax or soft wax strips to the skin. The hairs become embedded in the wax, and pulling off the wax layer plucks the hairs. Because the hairs come out at the roots, new growth might not be visible again for several weeks. But waxing is tricky. None of the home wax kits we tested removed all of the hair on every panelist on the first try. And some testers found the procedure to be painful. The Food and Drug Administration warns that waxes should not be used on the face, nipples, genital areas, irritated or sunburned skin, varicose veins, moles, or warts.

Laser
Laser treatments permanently remove hair by destroying the follicles with heat. But laser treatments are expensive and time-consuming and should be performed only by a licensed practitioner. Even then, scars or skin discoloration might result.

Electrolysis
An electrolysis hair-removal device places a thin probe in each hair follicle and destroys it with a shortwave radio frequency. It&#;s a time-consuming and expensive procedure and should be performed only by a licensed practitioner. It involves the risk of infection from a needle that&#;s not sterile and scarring from poor technique.

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