Bleam Crystal Hair Eraser, Crystal Hair Remover for Women and Men, Painless Exfoliation Magic Crystal Hair Remover Crystal Smooth Hair Remover for Legs (Black)

I was skeptical because I’ve tried many no-shave solutions that did not work.This crystal hair eraser actually works. I’m shocked! I’ve been looking for a no-shave option that works since I was 14. I’m 49 now. After 35 years I found something that actually works.I have very sensitive skin. I’ve tried waxing but ended up with bad rashes that took 2 weeks for my enflamed skin to calm down. I’ve tried laser hair removal and spent a lot of money on something that didn’t work. I’ve tried many creams that didn’t do squat for hair removal. I joined an expensive monthly membership for upscale razors that didn’t work. The money I’ve wasted is ridiculous.This works! And is inexpensive. It only took a few minutes to do both legs and arms. I cleaned it in between legs and arms to get rid of hair and skin build up. And it exfoliates better than my loofah. It works on armpits too. And it works for guys! But I wouldnt use it on the face. That’s very delicate skin.Don’t need to apply much pressure. Rub it in a circular motion. When done put on some nice calming lotion. Hair free, soft and smooth skin.No more razors. No more ingrown hairs.Save your money on all those other things and just buy this.

This product is horrible. I would never recommend it to anyone. It’s unusable I’ve tried it twice in both occasions it’s burned me so bad. No matter if I use more water, less time, gentler application. I still get the worse burn. I’ll be returning it if I can or throwing it out. It’s probably the worse thing I’ve bought online

If anyone needs a good way to learn that Instagram isn't a place to count on ideas working in practice as they do in theory (or by your favorite influencer demonstrating), give this thing a test drive. Now, I'm aware that what's advertised on the app comes from the brand Bleame and this product in particular is essentially a dollar store version if you compare price, but they work on the same principle to remove body hair. Keep that in mind because the brand name pricier version might be a bit more effective than this one but we're talking about the remover itself.First off, this remover is safer than razors and slightly more comfortable than waxing, that part can be confirmed. I tested a spot on my leg as per the directions and it does remove hair and leave the area smooth. However, I tested this when I was about to go to bed and my body had not gotten a shower at that time, so you can check off functionality on dry skin on the doing as advertised list.Wet skin is where I ran into problems. I tried using it on my arm when it was both fresh out the shower and after patting it dry with my towel and hair removal got hampered. Instead, I ended up exfoliating my arm and lifting a considerable amount of dead skin out. And even if your skin is so dry it makes Arizona feel humid, you'd be a lot better off getting rid of fine hair using a razor or wax, that stuff just isn't going away. Chasing the area with lotion will probably make the area feel prickly and stinging because you're literally rubbing your skin with ultra fine grit sandpaper.So the grand conclusion is that it is functional but if you want to get the best results out of it you'll have to do a few specific things. Unless you're trying to exfoliate your skin, don't use this removal tool after showering and always chase with rich ultra healing lotion or a lotion made for sensitive skin. Spend the necessary time to use the product to get optimal results; save usage for your weekend or a spa day instead of when you need to get out the door for work or class. And this should go without saying, rinse your remover after every area with very warm water and if your skin feels prickly while using it, stop what you're doing and use a different method when it calms down. If you do want to test drive it, at least get it in the cheapest color option so you're not wasting too much if it ends up not being right for you (and too bad if that budget option clashes with your aesthetic, you can always get one in your preferred color if it works fantastic for you).

I saw a Facebook ad for this product and figured I could find a cheaper version on Amazon. This is WAY more affordable than the one I saw, which I appreciate! I expected this to remove more hair than it did. I had to press down really hard and work the same area over and over again for a long time to see any results, hair removal-wise. I honestly gave up and shaved. That being said, my legs felt so smooth after, and this device appeared to work well exfoliating. I may give this another try for hair removal in the fall or winter; I think the hair may need to be on the longer side.Note: it is suggested that you avoid more sensitive areas with this product, so this may not be what you’re looking for if you want to remove hair in smaller, more delicate areas of the body. Legs and arms (which I did not try) should be good to go.

This really works. Be sure to use this dry as directed. I don't recommend for use under the arms or any lower than the front of the bikini line. Can cause stinging in those more sense areas.

You’re basically sanding your legs like a wood board. Basically, dry sand your legs then you absolutely MUST lotion or you’ll get razor burn.It sands off the top surface of your skin, so it’s like exfoliating, so that makes ur skin feel soft and smooth.It’s got a very flat sanding side, so it’s not easy to move over and get the harder edges of your legs. My shin bones are pretty sharp and angular, so that’s a tough area for me and no matter how I angled or rotated the product, it just kept missing hairs.My hair is also very fine, so it doesn’t pick up all the hair. I thought this might work, but I’m SOL. Disposable razors with an added moisture strip doesn’t pick up all my hair either, like I said, my hair is too fine. The cheap disposables like daisy or store brands without anything that gets in the way of the razor against my skin seems to work best.