Are you still epilating or growing? There is a discussion about a method of hair removal that is as simple as it is spectacular: erasing!
Shaving takes time, epilating teases, and wax only: only for the hard-core! In short: most depilatory methods are hairy affairs. Here comes the leg-and arm-free summer just right: Etching !
They did not read themselves:
The method is there, and it actually works like an eraser.
The trick: With special beauty sanding paper you drive with the hair removal with gentle circular movements over the appropriate skin area and scrub so annoying hairs in a jiffy just away. Lightning fast and completely without chemistry.
This is as easy as painless and the best:
The method works without any chemicals - the work is done by microfine crystals on the underside of the grinding pads. They are suitable for almost all body parts: for ladybeard and witch hairs as well as for hair colonies on upper arms, shoulders, stomach and legs. For the more sensitive facial skin, there are small, for the body coarser pads.
Sometimes powder puff, sometimes glove
Depending on the manufacturer, they look very different: "Rapidepi" by Colly N, for example, is very similar to a powder puff, "Velvet Touch" (eg via Amazon) is rectangular, the "Swiss Depil-Set" comes as a glove therefore. The application is similar in all: The skin (fat-free it should be!) While etching slightly with your fingers and tension with very little pressure edit.Ideal hair length: three to five millimetersThe most effective erasures it with a hair length of three to five millimeters. Tip for baby soft skin: cream after! Ideal is a lotion with shea butter. If you have particularly sensitive skin, you should be careful with the pads, as it may cause slight redness.
Speaking of disadvantages: "The hairs grow relatively quickly, " writes a user in an Internet forum. There, the method is currently being discussed particularly hot. Alternatively in the hardware store? Some find: "hairy matter!" (especially because of the negative peeling effect on sensitive skin), others are "totally excited". A woman writes: "Unlike shaving, you do not have to take a shower, but you can make yourself comfortable in front of the TV."
Incidentally, the internet also offers an alternative to the beauty emery sponge. That's really hairy though. A Sparrow recommends there in all seriousness: "For gentle hair removal, you can also use sandpaper with 1200 grit from the hardware store." That would have the same effect ...
