Reddit reviews Emjoi Emagine Epilator - Dual Opposed 72 Tweezer Head Epilator

We found 3 Reddit comments about Emjoi Emagine Epilator - Dual Opposed 72 Tweezer Head Epilator. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

72 tweezers – the most on the market – remove the majority of hair the first timeMiddle lifting fingers prepare hair for removal by lifting flat or short hair, decreasing the possibility of ingrown hairRemoves hair from the root, leaving skin smooth for up to six weeks72 tweezers to remove hair from the root for weeks of silky, smooth skinSilver Ion Technology provides antimicrobial protection

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3 Reddit comments about Emjoi Emagine Epilator - Dual Opposed 72 Tweezer Head Epilator:

u/orcsoul · 4 pointsr/asktransgender

Depending on how thick/coarse the hair you're targeting...

If you've still got thick and/or coarse terminal body hair this one is a monster, but it's plug in only.

If your hair is more vellus one of the higher end braun silk epil line is the way to go and will serve you better in the long term.

If I had to pick only one, I'd go with the Braun Silk line... it struggles a bit when hair is coarse and terminal and will take longer to fully epilate a given area... but it's a wet/dry epilator and is just more versatile across the board.

Regarding face... I know of a few people that do epilate on the face, but I would only suggest doing that after you've undergone and completed laser/electrolysis and there are minimal hairs to grab, but more than is reasonable to tweeze one-by-one.

u/Darkwolf901 · 2 pointsr/LifeProTips

Sadly, I have not actually purchased one yet. However, I have my eye on this one from emjoi, I like the purple one too, but it's costs more and the only difference is color. They also make a black one, if that's what you're into.

Now this is a dry epilator, so it has to be used outside of the water, after soaking would likely be best, to soften the hairs and skin.

There are also wet/dry epilators like the BRAUN Silk-Epil 7 which can be used in the shower/bath, but I've heard they are a bit too rough for more sensitive areas like the bikini line.

For when you finish, there are after-epilation creams that are supposed to slow regrowth and sooth the skin.

Also, epilators are essentially electric tweezers, so if pain is a problem, you should probably not use one.

My current routine is to use a safety/straight-razor and that takes forever anyway, and then the hair grows right back all sharp on the ends.

u/larae_is_bored · 1 pointr/malegrooming

Epilators, even a decent one, will hurt quite a bit and are less efficient for a few reasons:

They work on a smaller surface at a time.
They often miss hairs, requiring you to go over the same area multiple times.
They hurt like hell, no getting around that. They pull out each hair individually and at a much slower rate than ripping off wax.

I bought one to try it, used it once and have never picked it up again. Here's the one I purchased

It's worth noting I've never tried waxing. For me, getting a [quality electric razor](https://www.macys.com/shop/product/wahl-9818-trimmer-stainless-steel-lithium-ion-trim-groom-detail?ID=671482&amp;CategoryID=23487&amp;selectedSize=#fn=PERSONAL_CARE_TYPE%3DElectric Shavers%26sp%3D1%26spc%3D20%26ruleId%3D78|BS%26slotId%3D5) with different heads and guards was enough for all of my needs.