#BRAUN SILK XPRESSIVE SKIN#

#BRAUN SILK XPRESSIVE SKIN#

The pain does lessen with treatments, and it is helped quite a bit by epilating after a bath or shower (so skin is softer) and by holding down your skin. At first it hurts a lot and it takes a few treatments to get used to it. I especially liked that on the epilator itself there is a 'SmartLight,' which was basically a very bright light that really showed me where the hairs were. The epilator comes with a huge array of heads to use, each pivot by 15 degrees to make them easier to use, they lift the hair up to be grabbed and there are even heads to be used in sensitive areas like the underarm area. Run the epilator against the direction of hair growth to remove. I'm not sure that these actually helped me at all. Braun includes some Soothing Wipes which they developed with Olay for pre-treatment. The hair can be pretty short actually, as small as 0.5 mm long (you need 2-5 mm for waxing by comparison). I run my hands up and down my legs to 'rough up' any little hairs so they will be easier to grab. Removing hair below the surface is just the answer I needed for these problems. I can see the hair below the skin when I wear shorts, which I hate! I also tend to get cold, and with goose bumps I swear that the hair comes out! I get stubble a few hours after shaving because of this.

I have very pale skin with darker leg hair.

Over time your hair will grow back finer and weaker.ДЇor me, removing hair below the skin surface is very appealing. Since the hair below the skin is also removed your skin will be hair free and smooth longer than with shaving. That's exactly what you do when you wax, except the epilator is basically a rotating collection of tweezers that grab each hair. Is Christine really writing about the Epilator, that torture device that so many of us are afraid of using? Yup, and it really is not as bad as everyone thinks.ДЇirst, what exactly is 'epilation'? Really, it's pulling each hair out from the root.

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