I always wanted to find an alternative to the regular hair removal methods, but this one seems too good to be true. I saw this on commercial long ago, but never thought much of it until my boyfriend and I went to a convention and saw them. We decided to let the rep to demonstrate on us, and after my experience the only thing I could think of was “sales gimmick”.
Micro-Crystal Pads Background…
These micro-crystal pads are said to exfoliate, while removing unwanted hair from legs, underarms, upper lip and sensitive areas. This is suppose to be the easier and safer alternative to hair removal that does not leave behind bumps, cuts or residue of chemicals.
My experience with Hair Removal Pad…
She attempted to demonstrate on my arm, which wasn’t effective in my opinion because my arm hair is already fine to the point of invisibility. So I coaxed my boyfriend into letting her test an area on his leg. She began to rub where the calf met the foot joint, a couple times one way, then reverse.
The first few rotations are suppose to exfoliate the dead skin cells away, and then rubbing in the opposite direction is suppose to remove the hair.
Micro-Crystal Pad Hair Removal Results…
Not that we could really see, because the area she chose again wasn’t really full of hair to begin with. It made the area very ashy, and I assume it was the dead skin cells, but I couldn’t really notice any difference in terms of hair quantity.
Does anyone else have an opinion?…
After doing a bit of a background check I found that for some people, these crystal pads worked after a while of rubbing. Though the continuous rubbing no doubt could leave your skin irritated and ashy looking after wards.
My recommendation for those wanting to try it, don’t get ripped off. While the convention was selling a package for $25 I could get the same thing off of Ebay or some online store for less than $10.
Micro-crystal hair removal pads
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Aug 25th by Fit Gizmos
