You can use it on your cheeks, chin, sideburns, or even to neaten up your brows! People with beards can even use it to quickly trim stray stubble, though it probably won't give as close of a shave as a razor would. Once a week or so, I give this tube a quick swipe across my upper lip, follow up with some cooling cucumber toner, and then call it a day. While it's toggled on, the device also shines a bright white light, which helps you zone in on the entire target area so that you don't leave any patchiness. There's no risk of cutting yourself with the Flawless Hair Remover, as the top of the device stays stationary, so you can press it into your skin as much as you’d like without making any contact with the inner blade.
With a quick flip of the switch, it whirs into action. This little device, which is just a bit bigger than a tube of lipstick, runs on one AA battery. But nothing I've used has worked better than just a quick swipe of the Finishing Touch Flawless Hair Remover. I've plucked it, threaded it, bleached it, waxed it, straight-up shaved it, and have even come close to lasering it off altogether. Although my 'stache is barely noticeable, it is persistent, and it has been the bane of my existence since puberty. Facial hair: the vast majority of us have it.
