About how long does it take to epilate the legs with this?
1996656
it depends how hairy you are... for me it is much faster, than it used to be with the old Panasonic epilator, since the head is almost twice as wide. It takes about 10-15 minutes for both legs and thighs. Make sure you exfoliate few times a week to avoid ingrown hair.
1996657
If u mean epilating process , it'll only take 10-15 minutes maximum. If u r saying after epilating how long does it take to regrow ur leg hairs, it really depends on ur physiology. But believe me much slower than shaving
814015
I used the tool it came with and it took me about 10-15 minutes. If you have a drill with the right fitting (and can find it) it will go much faster....very easy.
84715
I had been epilating for about 6 months previous, so I may have slower regrowth, but I definitely need to epilate every week. However, my friend can get away with 2 to 3 weeks, but she's been epilating for 2 years. I believe it's a very individual need based on speed of regrowth, amount of hair and how much regrowth you can stand.
1772704
Well waxing is quicker so the pain is only an instant and you can get a bigger patch of hair. However it is messier (especially if you do it yourself), and expensive. The results are similar.I love the epilator, because I can just whip it even for those stray hairs. The pain is slightly more annoying but you get used to it.
272953
They have a time line of when to use in the instructions... It's every 2 weeks and then you can go down to every 3-4 weeks. I love this item! I did 4 treatments on one leg so I could compare and the difference is amazing! I stopped using it while I was pregnant but now I plan on continuing asap.
892176
Hello M. Pierson, You have to extend each leg individually for each section, but it's not something that takes long. It's pretty quick!
2063766
About 30 mins. I would not recommend this product. I bought one for use after a horrible car accident. I had it for 2 days & the pad busted, leaving white residue all over my clothes & my couch. I was sent a replacement that lasted a week. I ended up getting one through my orthopedic doctor. No problems with it.
1492603
Yes, it does. How much depends on how sensitive you are. If you have loose skin that you want to epilate, you'll need to pull it tight first.
1014740
As I purchased this for a friend, and am a man, I presumethat one would change the blade every one to 2 weeks. Depending on how often you shave your legs
1178959
It doesn't long at all. One reviewer said it took 2 people to release the legs. It has pretty tight clips on it. But, I just spreaded the clips a little with pliers and they come apart real easy now. I hope this helps.
1580638
Maybe 15 minutes the first time, less than than after doing it a couple times. Very simple.
1352612
Depends.. can be very quick or can take a while.. I'd say no longer than 30 mins.
713393
It is going to take a very long time if you only use the epilator to remove leg hair, and it will only be (relatively) smooth if you've done two things: 1) Let the hair GROW OUT. I mean really. Like wear only leggings for 2 and a half weeks. That's the only way you can guarantee that all of the hairs have grown long enough to be grabbed by the epilator (or even wax, for that matter). 2) Give your legs a GOOD exfoliation BEFORE you wax/use the epilator. That ensures that no hairs are trapped under a thin layer of skin -which creates bumps- and that you are actually removing the hairs, not just dead skin. Be careful not to over-do the exfoliation because then your skin will be very sensitive and want to heal - not what you want when ripping out thousands of tiny hairs. Like I commented above, I always wait about a day and then shave after I've done the epilator/wax. This makes my legs smoother and keeps my skin from growing back over the removed hair follicles. This is a system I've found to work really well for myself - everyone's hair/skin will be different, of course. Also, if you're serious about hair removal, WAX. It goes 10x faster. You can use the epilator afterwards if you want/have the time, to grab those tiny hairs the wax didn't get. But really for a quick lots-of-hair-removal, it's the best, because it takes it all away. Then you can shave (not immediately after, the skin is too sensitive) to make the skin smoother. I've mentioned all this in a comment above, as well. Hope this helps!
1186118
It takes at least thirty minutes or more depending on how you trim your pet. I always start around the face and around the front the chest area so I don't burn my dog. I understand you don't want to stop and start but, with any clippers you can over work them by not cutting using layer cuts. By this I mean if your dog has a lot of hair you want to start cutting them with the large hair attachment first then work your way down to the smaller one. This keep the clipper a cooler rather then over work them and they get hot. The DVD that come with the clippers will talk about this.
260981
Not long, considering how compressed the foam looks...maybe a couple of hours at most. It's MAGIC!!!
1901296
About 2-3 hours but it becomes very slippery and you really need to secure it well for a knee,arm, shoulder, etc.
2098125
Takes 10 to 15 seconds on mine. I suppose if you weren't standing still it would take longer.