Has Anyone Used Tweeze To Remove Hair?

[Isis]

It's supposed to be better than waxing and removes hair for 6 weeks. Have you tried this yet?
http://www.buytweeze.com/

[ryanshope]

If I do my eyebrows myself, I tweeze; a steady hand is necessary and try not to overpluck..

[Isis]

If I do my eyebrows myself, I tweeze; a steady hand is necessary and try not to overpluck..
Thanks for your reply. I also tweeze my eyebrows. I meant there is a product called, "Tweeze" that removes hair for up to 6 weeks, on the face, bikini line, underarms, etc. :) Has anyone ever tried it? It seems to be fairly new.

[infojunkie]

bump bump

I wanna know too before I purchase.

[dlewis]

I wanna know also, I'm thinking about purchasing this.

[mscolwhite]

Bump . . . has anyone tried the Tweeze tool?

[Isis]

Thanks for bumping this Mscolwhite--I was going to after recently hearing another ad for this. :)

[Lavendar]

:bump::bump:I'm really curious about this too!

[thegirltolove]

Sorry, I haven't but I am very curious about it. I am always tryna jump on somebody's bandwagon.:lachen:

[Nonie]

Isis, Tweeze reminds me of another electric gadget whose name eludes me now that plucked hair out like tweezers. The packaging and ads referred to it as painless but I can tell you that even waxing didn't hurt that bad. I took it back to the store within 15 mins of buying it, after succeeding in removing just an inch of hair on my leg and crying out in agony (Did I mention that the effort to use the thing had me sweating profusely?)

The gadget I got had metal parts that were wavy and so as it rotated, the waves on the metal parts would meet to pull the hair out and then part. I tweeze my eyebrows with a pair of regular tweezers and like the control this method provides as it's hard to pluck out more than I need to this way. Even if I was crazy enough to dare test my pain threshold with Tweeze, I don't think I'd want to use it on my eyebrows as I would be afraid of not being steady enough to ensure I didn't take out too much hair since the thing - if it works like the one I tried - rotates continuously when turned on so you have to make sure you're moving in a straight line.

ETA: An epilator (http://www.folica.com/Epilady_Legend__r3358_1.html) is that "painfree" :look: hair removal gadget I was trying to remember.

[LilMissObsessive1]

I bought one off theshoppingchannel.com a few months ago. I only used it about twice. I think it works best on fine hair. It removed the hair from my upper lip but stung alot.

It's a different sensation than tweezing with tweezers because you have less control over where and how slowly/gently the hair is removed. I also tested it on my hand/upper wrist. It was a little less painful there, and the hair did come out from the root.

I wish I could just "suck it up" and become accostom to the pain because I don't really like using Nair. I've also tried and failed several times at self-waxing. I'll probably give Tweeze a try again in the near future.

[ChocalateDiva]

I have the Tweeze. I just got it this week. I have not used it yet but will report back as soon as I do.

[Isis]

Isis, Tweeze reminds me of another electric gadget whose name eludes me now that plucked hair out like tweezers. The packaging and ads referred to it as painless but I can tell you that even waxing didn't hurt that bad. I took it back to the store within 15 mins of buying it, after succeeding in removing just an inch of hair on my leg and crying out in agony (Did I mention that the effort to use the thing had me sweating profusely?)

The gadget I got had metal parts that were wavy and so as it rotated, the waves on the metal parts would meet to pull the hair out and then part. I tweeze my eyebrows with a pair of regular tweezers and like the control this method provides as it's hard to pluck out more than I need to this way. Even if I was crazy enough to dare test my pain threshold with Tweeze, I don't think I'd want to use it on my eyebrows as I would be afraid of not being steady enough to ensure I didn't take out too much hair since the thing - if it works like the one I tried - rotates continuously when turned on so you have to make sure you're moving in a straight line.

ETA: An epilator (http://www.folica.com/Epilady_Legend__r3358_1.html) is that "painfree" :look: hair removal gadget I was trying to remember.
I bought one off theshoppingchannel.com a few months ago. I only used it about twice. I think it works best on fine hair. It removed the hair from my upper lip but stung alot.

It's a different sensation than tweezing with tweezers because you have less control over where and how slowly/gently the hair is removed. I also tested it on my hand/upper wrist. It was a little less painful there, and the hair did come out from the root.

I wish I could just "suck it up" and become accostom to the pain because I don't really like using Nair. I've also tried and failed several times at self-waxing. I'll probably give Tweeze a try again in the near future.
Thank you so much Nonie and Karma1981 for sharing your experiences. Now, I don't know if I want this. :scratchch I certainly don't care for pain, which is why I prefer not to wax. In the meantime, I'll just continue to shave.