Epilator
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a standard epilator and an IPL epilator?
A standard epilator mechanically plucks hair from the root, whereas an IPL epilator uses light pulses to target the hair follicle, weakening it and stopping hair growth long-term.
Which is better: a tweezer or a disc epilator?
A tweezer model is more effective for fine and thin hair, while a disc epilator covers more area at once and is better suited for removing thick, coarse hair quickly.
What advantage do ceramic discs and tweezers have over metal ones?
Ceramic is hypoallergenic, heats up less during operation, and catches short, thin hairs better, making the procedure much more comfortable.
How can we reduce pain during epilation?
To reduce pain, perform the procedure after a warm shower when the pores are open.
What is the wet and dry epilation feature?
This feature allows you to use the device on dry skin as well as in the shower with water, foam, or gel, significantly reducing discomfort.
Is it safe to use an IPL epilator at home?
Yes, modern home IPL devices are completely safe because they feature skin tone sensors that automatically adjust the pulse intensity and protect the skin from burns.
How do we prevent ingrown hairs after epilation?
To prevent ingrown hairs, regularly use a body scrub 1–2 days before epilating and moisturize your skin well after the procedure.