Can it use for underarms?
485619
It can be used for underarms, as long as the hairs are at least 1/4" long. Talcum powder or corn starch must be used as there is usually a fair amount of moisture in that area, and skin moisture would prevent the sugar wax from grabbing the hairs properly.For the face, we recommend the Extra Strength Spa Wax Kit, it is best for grabbing very short, coarse hairs such as those on the upper lip and chin.
485620
It can be used for underarms, as long as the hairs are at least 1/4" long. Talcum powder or corn starch must be used as there is usually a fair amount of moisture in that area, and skin moisture would prevent the sugar wax from grabbing the hairs properly. For the face, we recommend the Extra Strength Spa Wax Kit, it is best for grabbing very short, coarse hairs such as those on the upper lip and chin.
485621
I wouldn't think so. I didn't have much success with this product for lip and chin. Think would just pull but not pull out hair
1155231
It does remove all underarm hair. I use it after my shower after drying hair thoroughly.
1108407
I use it for my chin and I have to go over and over, it is not strong/fast. I do not think this would be good for under the arms. I would look for a wider one, with more tweezers, and possibly with a cord. Usually items with batteries are not as strong/fast
1994916
I don't see why not-- it's for skin. I use it on my face and neck at bedtime. However, it only comes in 1oz bottles so, using it on your arms could get very expensive if you were to use it like that. I suggest that if your skin is in really dry condition you could jump-start a moisturizing regimen by using it on your hands and arms only sparingly for a few days. Dampen the skin first, then apply. After you begin to see some improvement try using Cocoa Butter Creme, Nivea or some other oil based product. Be sure to do this at night and in the mornings as well as throughout the day as needed. Whatever you use, just be consistent if you want good results. Good luck! I don't see why not-- it's for skin. I use it on my face and neck at bedtime. However, it only comes in 1oz bottles so, using it on your arms could get very expensive if you were to use it like that. I suggest that if your skin is in really dry condition you could jump-start a moisturizing regimen by using it on your hands and arms only sparingly for a few days. Dampen the skin first, then apply. After you begin to see some improvement try using Cocoa Butter Creme, Nivea or some other oil based product. Be sure to do this at night and in the mornings as well as throughout the day as needed.... » Read More I don't see why not-- it's for skin. I use it on my face and neck at bedtime. However, it only comes in 1oz bottles so, using it on your arms could get very expensive if you were to use it like that. I suggest that if your skin is in really dry condition you could jump-start a moisturizing regimen by using it on your hands and arms only sparingly for a few days. Dampen the skin first, then apply. After you begin to see some improvement try using Cocoa Butter Creme, Nivea or some other oil based product. Be sure to do this at night and in the mornings as well as throughout the day as needed. Whatever you use, just be consistent if you want good results. Good luck! « Show Less
113399
Yes, it can be used under the arm. Keep under until it beeps, around 20 secs.
2162790
Yes. That is the main reason I bought this shaver. It gives a clean underarm shave without leaving red bumps or soreness. It does a great job for an electric shaver. You will get a closer, longer shave with a blade, but if you are like me, you will also get nicks. Not so with this product!
1272237
Do not use it for deodorant. I whipped it and rubbed it on the pads of my Greyhounds feet as they were hardening on the edges and it was recommended to me. Then I started using it on my feet and my hands........especially during winter. (Use it at night and wear socks) A little goes a long way so use just a little as it is easier to get more than less.
676687
I actually don't recommend you to use it for delicate areas; I love it, but the thing is that it is more like massaging thing while being great "bath sponge". Armpits would be OK though.
893397
I have personally never used it on my underarms, I do regularly use it on my arms. I think it might be pretty painful to use in the armpit area. If you can stand the pain, I am sure it would work!
138642
I'm sure with practice you could, but I had to assist my husband with it. Also, it cuts into the armpit quite a bit. My husband stopped using it because he couldn't put it on by himself, and it was incredibly uncomfortable.
1707594
You might want something smaller for the upper lip. You could use it there but it's kinda big. I recommend this more for arms, underarms, and legs (larger areas).
502170
I haven't used under my arms but it worked great for bikini & brows! It's simple to use, too; slightly frightening at first but you get the hang of it. ;-)
1316096
I wouldn't!!! I got burns on my underarms from it being there just for a few minutes...I'd never put it on even more of a sensitive area. There are too many curves, and if it starts to burn you wouldn't be able to get it off fast enough.
1671147
Probably very slightly. It does lighten marks and scars on my face so I don't see why it shouldn't work on knees, elbows, and underarms. However with underarms it might not work due to the color of your hair? I suggest exfoliating your elbows and knees, and applying sunblock if you go out.
1381072
The directions strictly suggest that you only use them for your underarms, but I suppose it would work, considering it's a miracle for the underarms.
77262
Yes, I use for underarms and actually works best if you have at least a few days of growth.
1330963
I apologize, but I'm not the best person to ask about this. It just burned and did not have any of the desired effects on my body at all. If it works for you, I'd assume it could help with dark underarms.