Hair Removal Wand- With Upper Lip Shaped Cool Gel Pack for Numbing and Soothing Aftercare

I'm super impressed with this thing! I truly wish I had discovered it years ago. I used to use those ready wax strips but they always missed spots and were a little messy, and those left my skin super red. The tweepi is really effective and much better, faster, and cleaner than wax strips, I'm really impressed! It could have used some sort of instructions, the box just says 'bend and twist' and that's it I did get the hang of it right away though, so I guess it's pretty intuitive. You make a loose 'U' shape, but like a really wide 'U', and twirl the handle ends. The hairs get caught in the spring as it turns and they get pulled out by the root. One word of warning though, don't go nuts and start going all fast, because I found that actually cuts the hairs instead of pulling the actual root out. The most effective way for me is to go a little slower and try to keep it at that perfect angle where the roots are pulled out correctly. It hurts the first few seconds, but after a few runs it stops hurting. They'll all come out properly if you pay enough attention. Brilliant little device!

Really good at plucking out pesky hairs. I had been using wax strips for upper lip hair removal, though it was a bit messy and it meant having to buy wax strips every now and then when I ran out. However, with this I don't need to. Great for just the quick hair removal top up when I need it. Though does hurt quite a bit the first few times, but it's hair removal, what do you expect!....

After marvelling at 'old' women's hairy upper lips as a child I gave in against vanity and admitted on turning forty that my arms weren't long enough to read the paper and had my eyes tested. It was a revelation that I could suddenly see things I hadn't realised I'd not been able to see and I excitedly went about my day. Back home I looked in the mirror only to wonder who the wrinkly hairy lipped woman was who was staring back at me! After picking myself up off the bathroom floor and playing in a loop in my head how I'd been appearing to young or well sighted friends and family for goodness knows how long I set about ridding myself of my moustache! I've tried home laser - good, permanent but slow. Cream - replaced with red swollen skin moustache! Wax strips - replaced with pink swollen skin moustache! Tweepi - on dry skin its tear inducing. However, the trick is using after a hot bath when the pores are open. Still whince inducing but works and it's deeply satisfying seeing the caught hairs in the spring (if I've got my glasses on). Verdict - cheap, effective and satisfying!

What a useless piece of junk! lol it doesn't work, and yet it still manages to inflict pain! I mean how? HOW? how can it pull at your face and cause pain but not actually remove hairs? I had to laugh, it claims to be painless but comes with a "Soothing gel pack", if it is painless why would that be needed? Best use for this that I can see would be as a joke wand for a small child dressing up as a clown magician.

It does work however not as efficiently as I would have liked. It took me a very long time to actually clear up the peach fuzz on various parts of my face- and even then there were still some left over! This meant having to go back and forth over areas multiple times from every single angle imaginable until I was satisfied with the results. EDIT: It turns out that if you rush all you end up doing is breaking the hair rather than pulling it out! Not great value for money! I'd rather get threaded- it would take less time and it lasts longer. This has been relegated to emergencies.

First time i used this it was painful, as much as it would be if you were tweezering a patch of hair all at the same time. You do get used to it after a little while though. It is good for pulling out groups of hairs but only if they are fine enough, i found that any thick whiskers needed to be tweezered anyway but i do use it for those sneaky mutant hairs that you don't see, until one day you notice a 2 inch long monster hanging out your face. So i sweep to remove overall hair but tough ones need to be pulled out properly.

I have very, very sensitive skin and despite having tried hair removal cremes for sensitive skin, it leaves me with severe skin rashes. Wax is no good for me either as I get post waxing spots. Lovely.. :) Tried this product after reading about it on amazon and watching YouTube review videos. It works for me although I have to say I use the rolling technique as well as using it straight and pulling is slightly apart and then together again to pinch more hairs. I'm not patient enough to spend ages clearing my whole tache (;D) but for me it's enough to get rid of the fluffiness and longer hairs so works well in a few minutes. It came with a small cooling pack which doesn't do anything for me. I have a bigger cool pack which I leave in the freezer and put on the areas I want to tackle for 15 - 20 seconds to numb them a bit which reduces the pain. First time round I didn't use the cooler and it was a bit painful but not horrendous. Second time with cooler it's actually ok. My skin is just slightly red afterwards just like after plucking eyebrows (obviously..). Fades quite soon and I've had no spots and no problems afterwards. Score! Economical purchase and environmentally friendly as I won't buy any more wax or hair removal creme. Ever! Whoop! Hope you guys find this helpful.

I find this the easiest and quickest to remove facial hair, especially on a sensitive areas like the upper lip where the hair is fine. Ive had this for one year now and it still works great. After purchasing the Tweepi I bought a second cheaper version of one this to keep at a second home and it wasnt as good as this product at removing hair, so I ended up buying a second Tweepi. The little gel pack is a nice thing to have included but doesnt seem that useful or necessary, but it may help those who dont usually wax/pluck and get a lot of redness. Thought the price was a little high for what is essentially some plastic and coiled metal but I would say its worth it based on the product quality and how long its lasted me

Produit de très mauvaise qualité, arrache très mal le poil et fait mal et le ressort se détend très vite donc vite inefficace. Je n'ai pas réussi à m'épiler le duvet avec ! Je déconseille fortement ce produit. Achetez plutôt un ressort de la marque Farmell, très bonne qualité, irremplaçable !

This is an interesting little product. It is a little tricky to use at first but easier once you get a hang of it. There are a lot of videos on youtube that help you understand how to use it properly. It is very painful though and the cooling pad is quite small so it doesn't stay cold for very long. It is a good concept but isn't as effective as I would have hoped. You have to hold the product like an "n" and roll it between your fingers against your hair on your face. Be careful to avoid the eyebrow area and make sure your hair is pulled back because longer hair could get caught and pulled out inadvertently. It works on the smaller finer hairs on your cheek but is a little more difficult to remove upper lip hairs. I only have a few on the sides of my lip and sometimes have to go over it a couple times to get everything. But be aware, even though it does work, it does hurt and makes my eyes water and I have a pretty high tolerance to pain!

Funciona genial, se ve de buena calidad. Es cierto que duele un poquito pero no es nada insoportable ni mucho menos. Es normal teniendo en cuenta que estás arrancando los pelitos. Después de la depilación la piel queda muy suave y es mucho más rápido que ir con la pinza pelo por pelo. Además, así te ahorras todo el pringue de la cera y la piel sufre mucho menos. Viene también con una pequeña almohadilla para tener fría y colocarla en la zona depilada que va genial. Yo lo recomiendo sin duda.

It doesn't get all of the hairs but I may be using it wrong

Practicando se va aprendiendo. Bien dentro de lo que cabe. Calidad-precio? Aceptable, como digo en el título. No se si lo volvería a comprar....