TUUFUN Reusable Crystal Hair Eraser for Women Legs - Magic Painless Remover Without Shaving Skin Exfoliator Tool,Washable Nano Removal Smooth Effect Gifts (Black)

The first 6 pictures are taken DIRECTLY after showering. As you can see, extreme irritation and razor burn occurred, and it didn't even get all of the hair off! I didn't spend a lot of money off this product, but I'd say don't spend ANY on any product like this or similar because they probably all do the same thing. I followed the instructions on the piece of paper that came with it. Exactly. Then, after this irritation happens, I go look at the product listing on Amazon and deep in the description somewhere it says to use it in circular motions, but that's no where on the paper it comes with (and even if I had, it still probably would've caused major irritation anyway)! The last two pictures were after a full 7 hours of work, wearing scrub pants, and putting a ton of lotion and neosporin on my entire legs. Not pictured; before using on my legs I tried on my armpit, and nothing but PAIN happened, so I quit and just shaved, carefully, after. When I got ready for work a few minutes later and put on deodorant, my underarm was on FIRE for hours, and my poor legs, especially the back of my thighs were also on FIRE!! My skin is soft, sure but it's also in the midst wide area pain I've ever experienced. Save the money and save the time, it was difficult to use so it took FOREVER and I didn't get time to do anything else this morning after my shower... going to try to return.

Absolutely obsessed with this. It leaves my legs incredibly smooth with no razor burns or bumps. I wouldn’t personally use on armpits or sensitive areas but it’s great. Its way faster then shaving and you can do while sitting or standing. Or just to touch up quickly. Would highly recommend.

Although it works in some patches, it just didn’t save any time maybe even took longer than shaving. Unfortunately didn’t love this, but I have thick hair so maybe it works better for people with thinner hair.

It literally sands down your hair without pain. So you’re left with half hair pieces, a red rash and dry skin. I tried it on a my leg that didn’t have long hair AND on my boyfriend’s long chest hair. Both same reaction.

This was a steal of a deal product, very cheap and I was reading all about it on tiktok, IG and social media so I had to give it a try. Overall, pretty decent product, but DO NOT overuse. I got a bit over zealous and was going HAM on my legs and the next morning my skin was a little bit irritated. I probably should of moisturized a bit better after to avoid sensitivity. I tested this also on my arms where the hair was a bit more fine, but it didn't really work as well. I think i'll stick to using this on my legs only. Doesn't come with much instructions, so you kind of just figure it out what works best for you and your skin.

I used this exactly as instructed (on wet legs in the shower, light pressure in a circling motion, followed up with moisturizer) and ended up with the worst razor burn that I've ever had in my life. The only thing that's helping the pain is aloe gel with lidocaine. If your skin is even passingly sensitive then do not get this and save yourself the pain. I had hoped for something more eco-friendly than razors but this was beyond disappointing. It didn't even work well to remove the hair. It went into the trash.

I was looking for something new because me and razors are not a good combination. I got this half expecting it to not work. It worked better than expected. The key is to use in shower, after you have been in there and your legs, arms, have had a minute to get soft from the steam. Learned that the hard way!! You will be smooth, just need to find the right direction to rub(everyone is different).It rinses clean as you go. I used steam - i don't think you need the creams and such.

Update: I tried this on my arm-- it really didnt do a thorough job of removing the hair, and I developed a rash the next day, which I why I dropped it to 1 star. Not worth the money. Just received it, so don't have long term review yet (does it actually work? does it cause ingrown hair?), but my first obvious disappointment it's that is is not crystal....its a very fine mesh metal. It might still do the trick for removing hair and calloused etc, but truth in advertising--don't call it crystal