Philips HP6414 Epilator Reviews

Philips HP6414 Epilator Epilator / Lady Shaver

Product Type: Philips Epilator / Lady Shaver

Newest Review: ... was hair free for about 8 weeks (Lucky her). I bought this Philips epilator and regardless of the INTENSE pain that I was ... more

 ... in I continued to use it until I was as hair free as possible, it took me about 2 hours to do my whole legs as you have to continue over the same spot numerous times. I was so happy expecting them to last weeks but I got a whole 2 days out of it. I thought it may be because it was the first time so continued to use it, it never got any less painful and the hair continued to grow back but longer, quicker and a lot thicker than before. Its fair to say that I won't be using it again although as I know from others who hav...more

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Philips HP6414 Epilator: Hear me scream (853 words)
by - written on 30/11/07, updated on  15/12/07 (Very useful, 1440 readings)
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Not for the first time in my life did my mum burst into my room to find me laid out on my bed screaming with a medium sized buzzing object between my legs. She looked embarrassed and turned to leave. I quickly ripped it off my leg to show her that indeed it was only a epilator! She'd heard the screams and come to complain she couldn't hear Jeremy Kyle! Why oh why?.... Well I bought my epilator in Boots and in search for my quest for eternal beauty I bought it. Normally on sale for £40.00 was reduced to £20.00 , accidentally happened to have a £10.00 sticker on it and they let me have it for the tenner! I'd always wanted one cos I suffer ...  Read the complete review

sandemp
Crowned ReviewWelcome to my torture chamber. (1167 words)
by - written on 24/05/05, updated on  13/06/05 (Very useful, 2463 readings)
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I think my husband must have been annoyed at me the day he bought me this epilator. I can't think of any other reason he would have bought this instrument of torture, let alone actually expected me to use it more than once in the proverbial blue moon. ~~~The looks~~~ So let's have a look at this hair removing device that would have been quite at home in a torture chamber of days gone by. I actually have the original version and it's a very non-descript ice blue colour (the new version is a pretty pink colour, but otherwise identical), and is mains powered. The power lead is actually pretty long, so I don't actually need to sit on top of a plug ...  Read the complete review

d_ecker2001
Philips HP6414 Epilator: what a ripper! (literally) (685 words)
by - written on 04/01/03, updated on  04/01/03 (Very useful, 2991 readings)
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I gazed longingly at the shelves in boots, perhaps this would be the product that was going to change my life, that would transform me from the ugly duckling that I am into ………… well something a little more presentable. Now I am not adversed to maintaining a certain level of personal hygiene but when it comes to hair removal I just cant be bothered, do not get me wrong I find the concept of bodily hair pretty repulsive but I have yet to find a method of hair removal that suits me. I began with shaving, a nice simple method, that is both easy and cheap to do, the results are good, nice smooth, silky legs (a sensation that I seem to ...  Read the complete review

Klytemnestra
Very efficient; pain varies (1357 words)
by - written on 31/12/02, updated on  31/12/02 (Very useful, 4619 readings)
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Hair removal is a very personal matter. Some women have lots of thick, dark hair, others have very little; some find waxing exruciating, others barely notice it. There is also the matter of how far you are bothered, depending mainly on what you wear and whether you're in a relationship. I have to confess that I'm a long skirts girl and don't bother all that often when I'm single, whereas some people want their legs to be completely smooth every day whatever they're up to. I have found that an epilator gives the best result for longest, though. The epilator is a small, handheld machine that plugs into the mains. It contains several ...  Read the complete review

pontecaille
Philips HP6414 Epilator: NO PAIN NO GAIN (761 words)
by - written on 19/02/02, updated on  19/02/02 (Very useful, 2250 readings)
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Fed up of shaving and of the very same day regrowth? The row of rotating tweezers from Satinelle will definitely help you out in this hair removing fight. You are only few zzzzzzzzzzz away from the perfect grooming… Technical aspect: Easy to use Easy to grip Easy to clean 2 speeds Lightweight to fit in the palm of the hand Compact and ergonomic shape Comes with a protective cap, cleaning brush and usually with a soothing lotion Travel pouch Fast rotating discs Two speeds About £30 I have been using Philips epilator for years now and I am absolutely thrilled about it. Well we’ve been ...  Read the complete review

Products Similar to Philips HP6414 Epilator

Philips HP2750 Wet/Dry Rechargeable Ladyshave - Very convenient and gives an excellent smooth feeling. Re-growth appears more often

Philips Satinelle Soft Epilator - Legs are left silky smooth for a good couple of weeks! Saves time and money in the long run. Doesn't hold any charge. Pain restricts me to only being able to epilate certain body parts.

Philips HP6481 Satinelle Ice Epilator - Smooth skin, lasts for ages, decent price, looks pretty :) Pain

Philips HP6375 Bikini Trimmer 4 in 1 - Different heads are really good and it's pink!! The epilator isn't too good

Philips HP6345 Wet & Dry Rechargeable Ladyshaver - Affordable, easy and comfortable to use, shaves to perfection A bit difficult to clean

Philips HP6509 Satinelle Body Epilator - Cheap, works Noisy and painful BUT worth it for end results!

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