A face epilator is an electronic device that pulls out hair from the root with minimal pain. So, epilation helps remove even the finest and shortest of facial hair, which may not be possible through waxing. Moreover, face epilators are easy to handle, making them a convenient DIY option. It is less messy and painful while facial waxing can be a messy affair when done at home all by yourself. Not to forget the pain that comes along with it!

For most women, I think this is definitely the best epilator for upper lip hair and chin hair, despite the wide head. But if you were wanting something to use around the eyebrows, then I’d go for a smaller epilator. I recommend this 9-579 model specifically because it includes the facial cap, plus a trimmer cap, shaver head, a massage cap, and a bonus facial brush that exfoliates the skin. This brush may be too harsh for some people’s faces, but it can also be used to exfoliate and prevent ingrown hairs on the legs and body. I recommend this mostly for finer hairs, though, because it tends to break coarser hairs off at the surface. Since the Silk-épil 3 is an older model, and everyone tends to just buy the newest model, I didn’t find any videos of it being used on the face. But here is a demo of a similar model that has been discontinued (Braun 5318 Silk Epil Soft Perfection) on a woman with coarse facial hair from PCOS: ProsThe main reason I recommend the Silk-épil is that it works effectively for most people and all hair types. And it can be used for both the face and the rest of the body, killing all birds with one stone.

As we've just stated, the distinguishing feature of this facial epilator is that it utilises a thread, meaning removing hairs from your face is done using physical pulling. This process, however, is totally painless and entails no allergies or irritations, which can often occur after waxing. Since this threading epilator removes the hair from the root, just like with tweezing, the results are long-lasting. The difference is that a thread removes short roves of hair, while the tweezers pull one hair out at a time. This method can be done more frequently than waxing. This portable epilator is perfectly made for removing eyebrow hair. It comes with a 360-degree rotatable shaving design. It trims and removes the hair easily and painlessly. It shapes the eyebrow and leaves the skin smooth. It can also be used on other facial areas such as upper lip, cheek, chin, etc. There’s no denying it, epilating is uncomfortable and even painful for most people—at least in the beginning. For those with sensitive skin, it can feel pretty unbearable. During testing, we discovered that this option was the least painful while while still working to get the job done. That’s not to say it wasn’t uncomfortable, it certainly was, but it was more bearable than most options on the list, due in part to the sensitive skin attachment that it comes with. The design is lightweight and ergonomic, making it easy to glide across the skin, and it worked to thoroughly remove hair for a smooth result that lasted about two weeks.

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This Braun mini epilator comes in a sleek design. It feels like holding a mascara in your hand. It feels easy and comfortable using it. This allows for precise epilation. It has a mini and compact head which is made to perfectly shape your eyebrows. The Bellabe is a manual epilator. So basically, it pulls hairs out with a spring like the original epilators from the 1980s. But instead of the springs moving automatically like those epilators, you hold the spring with little handles and roll it yourself across your face.