Just a reminder, dermatologists do not recommend that one uses exfoliation brushes because they are harsh and over time can damage the skin. So, if you are going to use it, take care not to use it more than once a week.
(Just a hint. The nose and neck are the only two sections where one would usually use a downward motion - when massaging the face and neck area. The section from ear to collar bone is especially thankful, since there's where the lymphatic system goes. The area will have an easier time. :)
Hi…I just bought this. I plugged it in and waited til the light stopped flashing…then I pushed the center button to turn on (my version just had 1 button and it looks like you either press left or right). But when I press either way - nothing happens. Did I not do something right? Or do you think I have a faulty product? Thx in advance!
thank u sooo much this is literally what i was looking for. u made the best explanation. im new to all of this but i am planning on buying one of their facespa, i just don't know which version is better and need some advise on that.. :/ im about to turn 25, i do have oily skin but it also tends to dry (i mean my cheeks) so im confused on what i truly need
This is so funny, and the exact reason I watched her video. I flip it toward the direction I'm moving it and it works. I just played with it until it hurt so I knew it was working :)
Hi ,thanks for the videos I just bought it and the head of the eppilator stops working when I put it on my skin , I don't know if it's because the hair is too short or that some hair is stuck inside the epilator , if it's so I have no Idea how to open it PS; I have thick hair on my chin and probably PCOS
I know that the epilator move one way or the other, I tried it at a store. It seems like the brush too, but I'm not sure. Looking for the answer for this question too. (Sorry if I was not clear but I try to learn english by myself without help.) :)
My hair started to grow back so prickly like men's beard in my sideburns area. this is because I used to pluck the hairs. could this epilator help reduce the hairs and make them grow thinner ?
It will. When you epilate the hair from the root, it grows back as a new (baby fine) hair -- However, the same should have held true for plucking. Usually the hair grows back coarse (like a man's) only because it is shaved off and it is therefore blunt at the site. Is it possible the nature of the hair (or some of it) happens to be on the coarse side (could be hormonal -- consult a derm?) Even if that's the case, I think you'll like this vs. plucking as it's much quicker, so even pesky coarse hairs can be ripped out! :) I have a few coarse hairs too (I call the goat hairs - lol) that just happen to always grow in coarse and wirey. But I just used this epilator for the first time today, and I quite like it. I've epilated my legs for a long time and I forgot it hurts quite a bit the first time or two, so that was the only drawback. But you may not even experience that since you're accustomed to plucking. Good luck!! Hope it works for you. :)
I use wax and epilator on this area. It can be helpful for a few part, because the changeable rotation, but not the whole area alone. Maybe a few left hairs or the bikini line. I have very sensitive skin and it can be really painfull sometimes to use wax or epilator, but epilator is a bit faster. Mostly just use on the upper part and waxing the left parts. After the two method the hair grow back differently. Epilator areas: Less hair but grow back a little stronger (not every hair grow back and not thicker than was before). Wax areas: Most of hairs grow back but usually softer and thinner than was before. Both is trikcy, you have to learn how to do it. But waxing is more effective in longterm. When I do the "retouch" every 2 or 3 week the hair is "fading" and grow back thinner, and maybe just half of it. After the first 3-4 "retouch" (in every 2-3 weeks) it is enough just waxng after maybe 4-6 weeks. At this point this little epilator would be enough maybe. I hope it helps for someone! (Sorry if I was not clear but I try to learn english by myself without help.) :)
It does, I have it. I do not recommend it at all! even though it claimed to be water resistant and even though the battery was sealed in there tightly, water still got in which cause the battery wet and the inside became rusty afterwards. It's funny because I always dry it off after I use it. I had to sent it back for them repair because I had the warranty.. after that, few months later, it became weaker even though the battery was fresh and new.
This has to be the best demonstration for the braun spa! It helped me a lot. Thank you
Fabulous video demo. Best instructor and wonderful voice. All my questions answered. Thank you.
Thank you so much! I got this, this year and have been so confused about how to use these Products!
Just a reminder, dermatologists do not recommend that one uses exfoliation brushes because they are harsh and over time can damage the skin. So, if you are going to use it, take care not to use it more than once a week.
(Just a hint. The nose and neck are the only two sections where one would usually use a downward motion - when massaging the face and neck area. The section from ear to collar bone is especially thankful, since there's where the lymphatic system goes. The area will have an easier time. :)
Very nice demonstration.
Hi…I just bought this. I plugged it in and waited til the light stopped flashing…then I pushed the center button to turn on (my version just had 1 button and it looks like you either press left or right). But when I press either way - nothing happens. Did I not do something right? Or do you think I have a faulty product? Thx in advance!
thank u sooo much this is literally what i was looking for. u made the best explanation. im new to all of this but i am planning on buying one of their facespa, i just don't know which version is better and need some advise on that.. :/ im about to turn 25, i do have oily skin but it also tends to dry (i mean my cheeks) so im confused on what i truly need
That was really helpful 😊 thank you!!
price???
Hi, how do you clean the head? With the brush but can it also be removed?
Why did not you say if it is charging or comes with removable battery?
It is with removable battery
How do you know which way to turn the switch?? I literally have no pain either way I do it!
This is so funny, and the exact reason I watched her video. I flip it toward the direction I'm moving it and it works. I just played with it until it hurt so I knew it was working :)
i just bought it recently but i didnt get the massage attachment with it. it only has brush attachment.
How did you get that? Is it good for facial hair?
Thankyou so much ❤
It actually worked!
Could we use the message pad and cleaning pad every day ..
Hi ,thanks for the videos
I just bought it and the head of the eppilator stops working when I put it on my skin , I don't know if it's because the hair is too short or that some hair is stuck inside the epilator , if it's so I have no Idea how to open it
PS; I have thick hair on my chin and probably PCOS
Does it work for you with PCOS
Try changing the batteries
Can you the Braun face spa machine is open to change the battery in charging machine?
I really like my Karmin epilator.
Change battery 5:55
Fantastic
Can it be used for the upper section of the eyebrows?
Yes
Does brush head goes round and round or its just vibrate and little bit oscillate
I know that the epilator move one way or the other, I tried it at a store. It seems like the brush too, but I'm not sure. Looking for the answer for this question too. (Sorry if I was not clear but I try to learn english by myself without help.) :)
Yes! It rotates clockwise and the otjer way around!
Does it hurt because i wanna buy it but i'm afraid that it will hurt me i have thick hair
yes removing hair from roots is pretty painful using any device or method
Does it rotate and what model is this??
Braun 9 flex
Wow never know when can use small brush to open the back😀
It's is a little painful but no harm.
Thanks for showing how to change battery. That's not in the book.
If you want to see the epilator actually being used in the video rather than talked about.
Is it worth the money?
Yes. I think so.
My hair started to grow back so prickly like men's beard in my sideburns area. this is because I used to pluck the hairs. could this epilator help reduce the hairs and make them grow thinner ?
It will. When you epilate the hair from the root, it grows back as a new (baby fine) hair -- However, the same should have held true for plucking. Usually the hair grows back coarse (like a man's) only because it is shaved off and it is therefore blunt at the site. Is it possible the nature of the hair (or some of it) happens to be on the coarse side (could be hormonal -- consult a derm?) Even if that's the case, I think you'll like this vs. plucking as it's much quicker, so even pesky coarse hairs can be ripped out! :) I have a few coarse hairs too (I call the goat hairs - lol) that just happen to always grow in coarse and wirey. But I just used this epilator for the first time today, and I quite like it. I've epilated my legs for a long time and I forgot it hurts quite a bit the first time or two, so that was the only drawback. But you may not even experience that since you're accustomed to plucking. Good luck!! Hope it works for you. :)
Can this be used on cheeks? Especially for sensitive skin
Super film. Thanke you 😘
Can it be used to pluck private areas?
pyhomer Maybe the bikini area but I wouldn't use it near the genital area
NO.
I use wax and epilator on this area. It can be helpful for a few part, because the changeable rotation, but not the whole area alone. Maybe a few left hairs or the bikini line. I have very sensitive skin and it can be really painfull sometimes to use wax or epilator, but epilator is a bit faster. Mostly just use on the upper part and waxing the left parts.
After the two method the hair grow back differently. Epilator areas: Less hair but grow back a little stronger (not every hair grow back and not thicker than was before). Wax areas: Most of hairs grow back but usually softer and thinner than was before.
Both is trikcy, you have to learn how to do it. But waxing is more effective in longterm. When I do the "retouch" every 2 or 3 week the hair is "fading" and grow back thinner, and maybe just half of it. After the first 3-4 "retouch" (in every 2-3 weeks) it is enough just waxng after maybe 4-6 weeks.
At this point this little epilator would be enough maybe.
I hope it helps for someone!
(Sorry if I was not clear but I try to learn english by myself without help.) :)
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God damn you are cute af! :) love Brits! Nice review.
This product looks cheap and nasty. It also looks like it might stop working after a couple of months.
It does, I have it. I do not recommend it at all! even though it claimed to be water resistant and even though the battery was sealed in there tightly, water still got in which cause the battery wet and the inside became rusty afterwards. It's funny because I always dry it off after I use it. I had to sent it back for them repair because I had the warranty.. after that, few months later, it became weaker even though the battery was fresh and new.