#No mo stache skin
#No mo stache portable

Sure, shaving involves a sharp blade, and tweezing or epilating can be uncomfortable and tedious, but waxing takes skill, bravery, and in some cases, a total disregard for what a lot of experts recommend. This product is available to buy from Cult Beauty here.Of all the ways we can remove unwanted facial and body hair at home, waxing is probably the most chaotic. No Mo-Stache has been featured on ABC’s “Shark Tank” is available at over 10,000 retail locations world-wide. It is selling online for £6.50.

#No mo stache portable

She created the first ever portable hair removal kit and is redefining the way women approach hair removal. No Mo-Stache was founded by Gita Vasseghi, with the goal of providing women a convenient way to remove hair on the go. The razor is small and compact enough to carry around with you for those unexpected facial hair emergencies. I will be interested to see how long the razor lasts before I need to buy a replacement, but for the price and the result, I would say it is worth it. I was worried about how the hair would grow back and have discovered that cutting your facial hair will not make it grow back thicker or darker, this is just an old wives’ tale and I have not seen much regrowth yet. This was a little trickier, but produced a really neat and well-groomed result, which I was very pleased with. I also used the razor to trim and tidy the stray hairs in my eyebrows.

#No mo stache skin

I found that upon applying face cream after using the razor, the cream worked into the skin quicker and easier and upon applying make-up, my makeup sat on my face better, leaving a better-looking result as it was not clinging to the facial hair. The hairs on my chin all disappeared as well leaving the skin on my face very smooth. At times, the razor did not seem to work as well, but once turned over to use the other side, it worked. Working the skin on my top lip was tricky, but the result was worth the frustration at times, it removed all of the hairs.

I watched as small clumps of fuzzy downy hair fell down my face, leaving my face smooth. It took a little while to get used to holding my skin taut enough and making short feathery strokes opposite my hair growth with the razor in my other hand, but after a bit of practise I began to see results and I was amazed at what I was seeing. Surprisingly, I was very impressed with the results, although I am no expert on the matter. I have seen good reviews on other versions of these products and the videos people have made and wondered if this product could produce as good a result as a qualified beautician. I had seen dermaplaning advertised in a local beauty salon and was very tempted, as my skin looks terrible and thought it might help brighten up my skin by getting rid of old dead skin cells and the short downy hair that covers my face and those annoying stray chin hairs too, but I was not keen on the price. Having never used a facial razor, I was very interested in testing and reviewing this product. The razor folds out ready for use and folds into itself when not in use to protect the razor. There is also a razor care section that instructs you to clean the blade with rubbing alcohol after each use. The directions instruct you to hold the skin taut and to use short feathery strokes opposite of the hair growth, with the illustration illustrating this. It also states the benefits of using the precision facial razor, stating it ‘features a foldable stainless-steel blade’, ‘cleans up the shortest of hairs’, has the ‘added benefits of dermaplaning’, ‘gentle exfoliation’, ‘removes dead skin cells’ and ‘touch ups for brow and face’. The precision facial razor comes in a handy little pouch with useful directions and an illustration on the back. If you are a fan of dermaplaning but are not a fan of the associated price tag, then the ‘No Mo-Stache Facial Razor is a much more affordable alternative. The No Mo-Stache is a ‘perfectly portable stainless-steel blade that sweeps up the shortest of hairs’.