Finishing Touch Flawless Dermaplane Facial Exfoliator and Hair Remover, Facial Hair Removal for Women, 6 Count

Works well, but cartridges need to be changed after just a couple uses. It does come with 5 extra cartridges.

Works great, easy and no burning afterwords.

After trying to use the first time, and going over the surface areas more than 10 times in every direction, I replaced the battery and the blade and tried again with the same results. After that I got out my old Remington (which I have used regularly with no problems.I was worried that it was getting older and the ads for the flawless looked like it was worth trying. ). The “Remington “ still worked “flawless”ly . Very disappointing because I didn’t use it when I first got it I can’t return it. Maybe my lesson is…If it’s not broken don’t replace it. And stick with the brand you know works well.

So far so good.Seems to have some oomphhEasy to install the battery.I skipped reading any directions( if they came with, I don’t remember)Took me awhile to figure out where the power button was, so that was slightly annoying.I took the exterior case off, and made it work while exposed, so I slipped the cover back on.I then realized you just press down, basically on the bottom half, outer area , opposite the razor.Now that I’m looking closer it has a camouflage and flush little power button with an indented design, to show you where the power isCan probably ‘get a feel for it’ once you’ve used it a couple times.I used it on my wispy face fuzz and it was effective, my face is really smooth.My finger kept slipping off of the power, so it kept turning off while I was angling and swiping.Your finger needs to stay on it at all times while actively using it,I’ll likely get more used to using it after awhile.My skin feels soft today.I’m not gonna lie, did a few swipes just under my chin and it’s pretty sensitive even the next day.Used my fragrance free face lotion afterwards, because I felt like I was going to get a razor burn.Seems to have done the trick.Maybe I’m not supposed to use it directly on dry skin, or perhaps I used too much pressure.Hurts to try and be beautiful I suppose…I’m now curious if I’m using it right, and whether or not it’s waterproof.I’ll spend a little time reading the product description, and others comments to see.I’ve owned a few of these similar devices over the years, but gave up because they’d barely last more than a few times of use.So we shall see if this one holds up or not.I will update after awhile of it breaks on me soon.Third pic is the power button ( hard to see and hard to photograph)Cat was also getting in the way ( lol)

I didn't have great success using these. The blades aren't sharp enough. Good for scraping the skin surface if you have dry patches.

Great to get rid of the light facial hair.

I saw ads from a big on line seller and was interested just didn’t like the price. So I found this and from the description it sounded pretty close to the more expensive brand. I bought one and found that I like to use a little facial oil to help it glide over my skin. I like the slight vibration and the light really helps to really see what you are doing. Much much better than the disposal brands, does a great job and just slightly more expensive, It left my skin feeling soft and smooth after the first use.

Worked less than 3 months before button for power fried