The jml hair removing thing

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Has anyone got this? I'm thinking of getting one. What do you think? Does it work and how does it work? Tia

I have one I think it's really good! It's like a mini lady shaver uses batteries I think but I've never had to replace them

Thank you, do you use it on your face? I was hoping to use it for upper lip and chin

Yes you can use it all over your face

Great, I'm going to get one, does it cause any kind of stubbly regrowth though? I'm currently using one of those coiled spring threader things and it's time consuming, painful and not as effective as I'd like

Thanks for your replies btw

Good reviews on Argos and a q & a section with lots of answers

www.argos.co.uk/product/7921175?cmpid=GS001&_$ja=tsid:59157|acid:480-316-7430|cid:344448993|agid:27301659873|tid:pla-407332103670|crid:86692737873|nw:g|rnd:15196427693707401334|dvc:m|adp:1o1|mt:|loc:9045406&gclid=CjwKCAjw-ZvlBRBbEiwANw9UWm31FtOKcErpMs30AD4Bj88qcLcWm0ZLAtrIHkCqLx9vigxTxg9LGRoCYBQQAvD_BwE

Just looked on boots where it is a fiver cheaper but has bad reviews!

It's just a razor so will cut off hair bluntly, so re growth will be stubbly just like a normal razor.

I’ve never had stubble!
I am quite fair though

I love it you can use it daily if you need, about once a week is enough for me.

Once every few weeks is enough for me

Can you use it on your nether regions?

On short regrowth, obviously.

It's a razor so will act like a razor but won't be as effective

Used it this morning and it is honestly the BEST £20 I have ever spent. I don't know how it works as it's a circular spring shaped thing and you use it in a circular motion. Its also totally painless, didn't feel a thing. Did my upper lip and chin. Every hair gone. Am so impressed!

It's a small electric razor

I don't think I've ever seen ANYTHING on the Argos website that has less than 4.5 out 5 reviews!!

Well I'm impressed with it whatever it is. I was using one of those coiled spring threading things every day and it was SO painful. You could HEAR the hairs being ripped out. Way more painful than professional threading but it was an unfortunate necessity with pake skin and dark hair with facial hair increasing rapidly (mid 40s)

It's a razor so will act like a razor but won't be as effective

Why won't it be as effective as a razor if it IS a razor though?

because a dry electric razor doesn't shave as close as a wet manual razor

Lumea is your friend.

I bought one recently. Love it, and the stubble is a lot less than I expected. It's basically just a mini phillishave
In fact I've just tidied up the bathroom cabinets and thrown out my facial bleach and creme hair remover.
I use mine on top lip and round chin.
I still pluck out the big dark bristly ones, but the shaver thingy deals with all the fine but long blonde ones

Thanks for clarifying fazackerley I see what you mean now. To be honest, I hated the idea of actually shaving and didn't realise (stupidly) that that was what this was. But I was getting so conscious of dark facial hair, so much so that I was finding myself starting to put my hand over my mouth when talking to people close up, that something I could do at home, that wasn't too ££ had to be found!

I am the queen of dark facial hair (sadly)

proper shaving and the lumea has got rid of 95% of it, just a few stubborn ones left.

I feel your pain fazackerley. I've got very dark almost black hair and very pale skin. In recent years huge thick hairs seem to spring out of nowhere on my upper lip and really long coarse ones on my jaw and chin. There are even two pesky ones that appear on my neck! Because I'm so fair skinned and the hairs are so dark it's really noticeable. Hoping I've found the solution now as that springy threading thing was just too painful and I was having to do that every day plus tweezers for the ones it didn't catch.

palominoo i dont see why you couldnt use it elswhere if it's designed for the face, it should be fine.