Beard? Does anyone use this product on their face &amp;/or head?
1185083
I know this is far too late for you but yes I've used it a couple of times to do like my face and things like that but of course clean it first or start there first...LOL, but yes it's great now I just have to decide to get the new one or stick with the old one...sorry but I just saw this post but great product and good for like the baby hair as well on your face and or head I have locs so I use that alot around the ear areas...
1422873
I did try it on my head , I always shave , it worked great but burned like hell for two day`s , be careful , it also burned my balls , you must follow exactly , not one second off
906898
I love this. This was a very good investment. Now they are coming out with permanent hair removal, when they do I will buy that.Back to your question... my facial hair is only a small really not seen hair above my lip and it works great. I don't have a lot of hair on my face, sorry.
807861
Also just got one and was wondering the exact same thing. This post suggests, despite the manual, that it works fine for facial hair:http://www.amazon.com/Beard/forum/Fx35I14XJDYL4GM/Tx25ZQ15IPDYTEO/1/ref=cm_cd_dp_ef_tft_tp?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B001E0C9LI&store;=hpc
1734532
I'm sorry to be truculent. But, this product, while billed for beards and such, is ultimately simply for cutting hair. Did you suspect it might shut down or light fires if it approached hair *not* on your face?
933229
Have only used it on my baby fine hair. Are you asking for a beard? It may make a beard fuller.
1219580
Yes I think you can use it on your beard cause I have used it on my moustache...
171751
I have. I am a stylist and have used it for trimming beards many times. The reason I no longer use it is because the motor wore out in one year of very heavy use. However for daily maintenance of a beard, it would probably work fine. I did 22-30 cuts and trims a day. You will need attachments to trim a beard with this, and I believe they come along with it.
2117930
I use this on my beard regularly and it's one the very few options that work well for me. My facial hair is thick, springy, and wavy - so the extremely firm hold this offers is a necessity. I use a straightening iron on my beard and 'stache about once per week followed by a fair amount of Wacky Tacky and work (a process of combing while heating & cooling with a hair drier) to hold it. If your hair is as thick and ornery as mine, this should work well.
2054469
I have used some on my mustache and it works on my face, I am sure Kirkland's Minoxidil would strengthen or increase your beard. Minoxidil has proven to be Quality.
1520113
It sound like you are using a lot, but it depends on how thick you have it, and how much facial area you have of course. I have about a 1/4 inch long beard at the moment and I am not a big guy. I typically put on an amount about the size of a pea. I melt it in my using a single finger. I apply it to my mustache with my finger and then wipe the rest onto my beard. The heavy duty is less greasy than the standard, but you will know if you have too much by how greasy it is. It soaks in a bit though, so it will be less greasy after about an hour.
416032
Maybe I used it wrong, I don't know, but I found it ineffective as an epilator. It did nothing, so I would think it would be worthless on the face as well. I have a Remington (purple one) that I use on my chin, and it works very well.
765686
I do all the time. It won't get you a super close shave but if you have lighter hair it does the trick. I use it to tame my eyebrows too
179215
I do use it on my face (trim the beard), I use the #0 extension and it is a little hard to get the hair directly under the nose. I have to cut them with a scissor to even it out, but that is the only part I find difficult. It is definitely wider then the clippers designed for beards, but I have no problem using it.
2143040
I have not used it for facial hair, but do use it on bikini line. It works great in difficult nooks, cranies and corners. Having never used it on my face, I can't speak to how painful it is, but I would guess that it is certainly no worse than waxing. (For me, the pain really isn't bad so I may be insensitive, but I would definitely recommend this method of hair removal over all others that I've used.)
251785
It is not supposed to remove hair. It is supposed to tighten muscles, etc. on your face. I suppose you could use it on other parts of your body, but the pulse that it produces is not strong, so I would think it best suited for your face. I had a terrible time getting mine to function in the first place, so perhaps I am wrong about the strength of the pulse. I have not noticed a tightening of my facial muscles, but then I am not putting it to use on a regular basis.
947768
Did you try this on your head? I am considering this or the black version of this. My barber used it to bald my head after a close trim and this was pretty quick and clean for the most part, I still got a few bumps here and there, mostly back of my head but I think it should be OK with a prep and aftershave cream follow up?