Electric Facial Hair Threading Epilator, Rechargeable

Adding photos of the gold one so you can see how small it is. It sits easily in my hand and the spring coil head glides over my upper lip without any fuss.

Finally gave it a proper try on my chin and upper lip, and it works great. The spring coil grabs the fine hairs at the root and my skin feels smooth afterward. It's so much faster than booking a threading appointment. The gold finish looks nicer in person than I expected, too.

I like it, and honestly I wasn't expecting to this much. Being cordless means I can sit by a window and work on my cheeks without a cord in the way. The USB cable and a spare thread came in the box, so I was ready to go right away. The gold looks sleek sitting on my vanity.

Posting a few pictures of the pink one next to my lip balm for scale. It's compact enough to toss in a makeup bag.

Does a good job on my upper lip, though the micro USB charging port feels a little dated. Otherwise no complaints.

Solid little threader for the price. It picks up the peach fuzz on my cheeks better than I thought a handheld one would. My only gripe is that the arms make the corners next to my nose awkward to reach. One charge lasts me through a few sessions.

I got tired of paying for threading every few weeks, so I gave this a shot. The spring coil lifts the hairs on my upper lip and chin from the root, and there's no sticky wax or strips to clean up. It takes a little practice to angle it, but after a couple of tries I had it down. Now I do a quick pass once a week while watching TV.

You do need a steady hand with this one. The coil moves fast and can tug if you slip, so I keep my other hand pulling the skin taut. Once I got the rhythm, it cleared my chin nicely. I do wish the arms were shaped a bit differently for hard-to-reach spots.

Excellent for those stray chin hairs that tweezers always miss. One quick glide and they're gone.

Pretty happy overall with this epilator. The thread is on the thicker side, so fine hairs sometimes need a second pass. Still, it beats a waxing session for my upper lip. The gold color is pretty and it feels light in my hand.

My second one, actually. I liked the first so much that I wanted a spare to keep in my travel bag.

Having used a couple of threaders before, I appreciate that this one has replaceable batteries. Just double-check the battery type before you buy spares. The charger is micro USB instead of USB-C, which is my one nitpick. It still works great on my upper lip and cheeks.

Two weeks in, I got another one as a gift for my neighbor. It's cordless, tiny, and does a clean job on the upper lip. She texted me a few days later saying she loves it. The gold color feels a little more upscale than I expected.

Good device overall, with one small annoyance. The cable is micro USB, and everything else I own has moved on to USB-C. Charging is slowish but it holds up for several uses. The spring coil head does a nice job on my chin and jawline.

Removes the hairs very well, and it's easy to use on my chin.

Adding photos of the gold one so you can see how small it is. It sits easily in my hand and the spring coil head glides over my upper lip without any fuss.

Finally gave it a proper try on my chin and upper lip, and it works great. The spring coil grabs the fine hairs at the root and my skin feels smooth afterward. It's so much faster than booking a threading appointment. The gold finish looks nicer in person than I expected, too.

I like it, and honestly I wasn't expecting to this much. Being cordless means I can sit by a window and work on my cheeks without a cord in the way. The USB cable and a spare thread came in the box, so I was ready to go right away. The gold looks sleek sitting on my vanity.

Posting a few pictures of the pink one next to my lip balm for scale. It's compact enough to toss in a makeup bag.

Does a good job on my upper lip, though the micro USB charging port feels a little dated. Otherwise no complaints.

Solid little threader for the price. It picks up the peach fuzz on my cheeks better than I thought a handheld one would. My only gripe is that the arms make the corners next to my nose awkward to reach. One charge lasts me through a few sessions.

I got tired of paying for threading every few weeks, so I gave this a shot. The spring coil lifts the hairs on my upper lip and chin from the root, and there's no sticky wax or strips to clean up. It takes a little practice to angle it, but after a couple of tries I had it down. Now I do a quick pass once a week while watching TV.

You do need a steady hand with this one. The coil moves fast and can tug if you slip, so I keep my other hand pulling the skin taut. Once I got the rhythm, it cleared my chin nicely. I do wish the arms were shaped a bit differently for hard-to-reach spots.

Excellent for those stray chin hairs that tweezers always miss. One quick glide and they're gone.

Pretty happy overall with this epilator. The thread is on the thicker side, so fine hairs sometimes need a second pass. Still, it beats a waxing session for my upper lip. The gold color is pretty and it feels light in my hand.

My second one, actually. I liked the first so much that I wanted a spare to keep in my travel bag.

Having used a couple of threaders before, I appreciate that this one has replaceable batteries. Just double-check the battery type before you buy spares. The charger is micro USB instead of USB-C, which is my one nitpick. It still works great on my upper lip and cheeks.

Two weeks in, I got another one as a gift for my neighbor. It's cordless, tiny, and does a clean job on the upper lip. She texted me a few days later saying she loves it. The gold color feels a little more upscale than I expected.

Good device overall, with one small annoyance. The cable is micro USB, and everything else I own has moved on to USB-C. Charging is slowish but it holds up for several uses. The spring coil head does a nice job on my chin and jawline.

Removes the hairs very well, and it's easy to use on my chin.