Philips Satinelle Ice Epilator HP6481

One Saturday afternoon my housemate and I were sitting around lamenting how hair removal is expensive, time-consuming business. We got to the topic of epilators and realized that their two main selling points could reduce our whining on the subject of hair removal: once you've bought one, no further cost (except I guess the electricity to run it) and since they claim to keep hair away for up to a month it would be less time-consuming. So off we toddled to the shopping centre and settled on buying a Phillips epilator as a mid-range, 'safe' option. Back home we unpacked it, admired its smooth lines then plugged it in. It sounded like an instrument of torture. ...  Read the complete review

Everytime I've got to 50000 dooyoo miles before, i've opted for a cheque payout. Thus far I have received 7 cheques (£350/350000 miles) but the miles seemed to be adding up rather slowly this time so when I got to £20 I decided i'd treat myself to something from Amazon instead. Cue- the epilator. I've read nothing but good things about epilators; minus the pain factor of course but i'm not a wimp so I dared to try! My natural hair colour is darkest brown and I have always shaved my legs before, the hair grows back coarser each time and it seemed I was only going a couple of days between shaves which is extra annoying when you're on holiday and have ...  Read the complete review