Hair Removal Methods - Rotary Epilators

A rotary epilator is very similar to an electric razor, but instead of blades to cut the hair, they have rows of tweezers that pull your hair out by the roots. You can buy the device yourself for $40 to $120. These devices are similar to electric razors, except instead of a cutting blade on a rotary head, they have rows of tweezers, which can pull hairs out by the root. While the machine is in use, you need to pull your skin tight, so you won’t be pinched. This temporary process is great for arms and legs and has the ability to last anywhere from several days to weeks, depending on how fast your hair grows. A rotary epilator can be hard to use on the backs of your legs. Plus, it can be uncomfortable when used on sensitive areas, less effective on fine hairs and plucking hairs can lead to irritated skin and ingrown hairs. Another caveat is that hair has to be long enough for the tweezers to grasp it. It is less painful than tweezing and takes less time because you can get more hairs at one time.

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