Question 1

How do epilators work?

Accepted Answer

Epilators belong to the root hair removal methods. Electric tweezers on the epilator's head are used to remove unwanted hair from legs, underarms, arms, bikini area, face or other body areas. As the hair is removed directly from the follicle it provides a long-lasting smooth result.

Question 2

Can I use an epilator on my pubic hair?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can use your epilator as well for your bikini line. As the skin is usually more sensitive in this area you might want to take a hot bath before epilating.

Question 3

How to get the best epilation experience as a beginner?

Accepted Answer

The more you get used to the sensation of epilation, the more normal it becomes. Hence, our first advice would be to epilate regularly. Further, you can make the experience more gentle by epilating in the bath tub or under the shower (if your epilator is designed for wet & dry usage). Many women report a better experience in combination with the warmth of the water.

Question 4

Is it better to epilate wet or dry?

Accepted Answer

Whether to epilate wet or dry is completely up to you. Both options deliver the same efficient results. Many women report a better experience when epilating under the shower or in the bath tub, but in the end it comes down to personal taste. When epilating wet, please ensure that your epilator is designed for wet & dry use.

Question 5

How long do epilator results last?

Accepted Answer

As the hair is removed from the follicle, epilation gives a smooth skin, which lasts for weeks not only days.

Question 6

How often should you epilate?

Accepted Answer

If you're a newbie, epilate once a week. If you're a pro, drop it down a notch and epilate once every three weeks.

Question 7

Should I exfoliate before or after epilating?

Accepted Answer

You should exfoliate your skin before epilating to avoid the risk of in-grown hairs.

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