Crystal Hair Eraser - The Ultimate All Body Painless Nano Glass Hair Remover for Smooth Skin Exfoliating Magic Hair Removal Stone for Women and Men (Pink)

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Missed payments may affect your ability to use Clearpay in the future and your details may be passed onto a debt collection agency working on Clearpay's behalf. Another wasn't so impressed: “Product works well the first time, taking off dead skin cells as well as the hairs.

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It may also be worth trying if you’re looking for a long-term, inexpensive and environmentally conscious alternative to shaving and waxing. I swear to God, every other advertisement I've seen on the app for the past six months has been for one of these things. I just had my third child, my daughter and she will be 10 months in a week, so this is the first time in a LONG LONG TIME that I have done anything about my legs (they were always super soft, I exfoliated etc, I’m not a monster lol) and so it had 5 years of hair growth to get through and it STILL took way less time than a razor.

NOTE: If you have sensitive skin, try it on your arms/legs first before you use it on other delicate parts.

hair removers are all over TikTok, but do they work? Crystal hair removers are all over TikTok, but do they work?

Typical, I didn't fully believe it, but decided to give it a shot, to my surprise, it works exactly like they say.

According to TikTok, that's where hair removal stones come in, claiming to remove leg hair and leave your legs feeling silky smooth without all the hassle of shaving foam, strawberry legs and ingrown hairs in between. You can clearly see in the photo which half I used it on and if that doesn’t convince you, idk what will!

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She suggests using crystal hair erasers in the bath or shower so you can wash both your body and the debris off afterward.I've read and listened to a lot of advertisements about this and, I'm still dubious on the mechanism of action," says Mona Gohara, MD, a board-certified dermatologist in Hamden, Connecticut. Why, then, haven't we been able to come up with a pain-free, affordable alternative to razors and waxing for body hair removal?