Facial hair remover when over 70.

My family said I looked like a surprised egg when I skillfully drew myself some eyebrows.

I too have no eyebrows left & have 2 say that I look like a boiled egg without drawing them on!!

Ref, "No eyebrows" me too!!! I look like a boiled egg without makeup! 😕

I used a Braun, but on reading this bought one of these...it's amazing, far better than the Braun.

Anybody tried dermaplaning? Costs about £30 at beauty salons.

I use a battery operated Philips device, nearly every day, can't bear a hairy chin. What's annoying is I am 71 have very little body hair elsewhere, never needed to de-hair my legs or armpits!!!

Feeling, not telling!

It is exactly like a babys bum now.
I keep telling it, and there's not even any stubble!

I'm flabbergasted that a little shaver thing can do such a good job.

MissAdventure

Thank you.
I've just had a little look inside the "cutting part", and I reckon you're right.
At £5 I'll just buy another.

I feel as if my face has got a new lease on life!!

Like a baby’s bottom hey?😄
Another fan of the Flawless here, but I only need use it once every few weeks and btw am not over 70 nor anywhere near it.

I've barely got any eyebrows, annoyingly.

They're thin and sparse and fair enough that I've never had to do anything with them. (I penciled them in once,and my family laughed at me!)

I've got one for my eyebrows too.

Thank you.
I've just had a little look inside the "cutting part", and I reckon you're right.
At £5 I'll just buy another.

I feel as if my face has got a new lease on life!!

I think you can get replacements for that part but I never have. After a few years I just buy a new one. They do last quite a long time if you regularly brush out the hair.

Do you have to replace any part of it, at all?
The cutting part, for example?

Flawless is really good. I wouldn't be without it. Had a bit of a panic when I went away and forgot to take it. Had to make do with painful tweezing or grow a beard.

I bought the "flawless" (£4.99, ebay) after reading this thread, and can confirm, it's brilliant!

My face hasn't felt this smooth in years, despite tweeting, epilating, and shaving.

All of my hairs have gone, the horrible grey wiry ones, and the peach fuzz.

Thatsamore you and me both!
My ex colleagues too had the care instructions, as I am considerably older, they were told if anything devastating happened on their watch, they must come in to see to that chore….I worked at the local hospital.
The stubble isn’t so bad and unless you know and don’t do it again the next morning, then you won’t know.

Either I need to go to Specsavers or I am lucky in that I do not seem to suffer from this problem.
Not even by a hair on my chinny chin chin.
Something to be grateful for!

I have a bog standard pair of tweezers they are used every day to remove hairs as they appear. Not a big job if you keep on top of it.

Yes I do! On my chin and upper lip. It momentarily stings during use but my skin isn't even red afterwards.

I've had it for a while and originally bought it because it was recommended for facial hair in a beauty editor's "best picks".

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I have this epilator, it’s brilliant. I use it a couple of times a week. It has a “tweezer effect” in other words, it’s not a shaver.

It’s electric, so I use it plugged in next to my dressing table.

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Do you use that on your face?

I have this epilator, it’s brilliant. I use it a couple of times a week. It has a “tweezer effect” in other words, it’s not a shaver.

It’s electric, so I use it plugged in next to my dressing table.

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What a timely discussion! Found my first chin whisker last night! Flawless sounds to be the solution. Thanks!

Totally agree about the flawless remover I would have a moustache to rival Poirot without the flawless.

A beautician I use to go to told me waxing and threading actually encouraged growth so I stopped having it done. Now I just use a facial hair removing cream, it seems to last a bit longer and I use tweezers in between. Facial elapidators don’t seem to work well on light or white hairs so would be waste of money. The only permanent way is by laser treatment.