PCOS Messages for April, 2001: Re: braun silk epil?

Re: braun silk epil?

From: Joy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 29 Apr 2001 15:20:50 -0500 (CDT)

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Hi Jodi - I was not the previous poster you were thinking of but I have had pretty good luck with the Braun Silk Epil in certain areas. They do still make it - I got mine in the last year from QVC. I have only been using it for a year or so but find it VERY helpful on areas like stomach - chest/cleavage areas. It works quickly in those areas (at most 30 seconds) and takes about 3 weeks for the hair to return (and I seem to grow hair awfully fast). I have not used it on my legs - I think it would just be too time consuming so I just shave my legs. The place where I have the most bothersome hair is my chin/neck and it is not especially useful there for me since its ability to remove the really coarse hair requires more hair length then I am willing to let grow there. It will definetely pull the coarse hairs but not at stubble length (at least not for me).

I don't know if the tweezers on the head of the unit eventually wear out or not - but I have never seen components of the unit sold seperately so I suspect you may have to buy a new one if that is the case. While it was not cheap (around $50 I think and it came with electric shaver attachments, cleaner, etc.) - I consider it a worthwhile purchase given the speed of hair removal and the act it stays away for a few weeks. Good luck

-- Joy

At Sun, 29 Apr 2001, jodi wrote: > >i know that once when i was trashing this demonic little hair yanker, >someone said that they have actually had good success with it... who >was it? are you reading this? :) > >even if you're not that person, does anyone else use this little device? >i have decided to give it another whirl this summer... but i am finding >it doesn't work as well as it used to! it took me a half hour to do a >not even total job on ONE lower leg. this is no good... i already >waste too much time on hair removal. > >i used it a little bit a few weeks ago and it seemed to work ok then, so >i doubt it's just a matter of my hair becoming even more stubborn... i >am wondering if the tweezing units need adjusted, or if maybe you have >to buy a new head every now and then? > >i bought this thing like... 6 years ago, but i really only used it for >one year or so. i guess i'm not even sure if they still make it! but >i'd like to know, if anyone else uses this, if you have had the problem >of less effective tweezing over tim? > >- jodi

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