Lindo Twist-n-Roll Tweezer

When it comes to hair. I seem to grow it in the most awkward places for a lady. I have a tiny patch that grows directly on the left corner of my chin and a college mishap with a razor has a nice patch growing under my chin slightly down my neck. Weird right? Well it’s also embarrassing. And it’s even more embarrassing now that i’ve shared this with you. But seriously it isn’t sexy, in my opinion, to be all dolled up with hairs growing out of my face like a man.  I’ve tried everything you can think of to get rid of my facial hairs except for the expensive laser treatments.

Any who, when I saw the Lindo Twist n Roll tweezer, I thought OK, I must try this out. Being a huge fan of threading. I thought this is my way to get the best of both worlds (results of threading and being in the comfort of my own home.) Retailing for $17.99 this metal spring with handles, is suppose to remove hairs with minimal pain and over time is suppose to make the hairs less noticeable. The Twist n Roll tweezer can be used on the cheeks, forehead, chin, neck and more. The only area that is off limits is the eyebrows. Now I wish I could tell you that this tool has cured my facial hair issue and that every single facial hair is gone once I have used this product but, that would be a lie. For persons who have light to little hair this would be a great tool but for me (the wolervine)  is it good at getting a few but not all my hairs. The pain feels just like threading. I tried to use this on my upper lip and OMG! I cried like a baby. It was unbearable and therefore I will never try that again. I leave that area and my brows in the hands of my threadologist .

Overall I think this is a great concept but takes a little to long to get a total grasp of. Holding and twisting was nerve wrecking. Using an old fashion tweezer was faster than using this. If you are a person with little or small areas of hair this may work great for you but for me (The wolverine) this product is good for in between appointments and specific hairs that are annoying the heck out of you.

To find out more and to purchase a Twist n Roll Tweezer head over to www.facialwork.com