Honbody Body Shaver

Honbody Body Shaver! It is advertised as removing hair simply by rubbing it directly on bare skin, without using a blade or depilatory cream. I go to a dermatologist for laser hair removal and use depilatory cream at home when I'm in a hurry, but every time I did, I wondered how harsh it must be. I thought it wasn't good for my skin, but also for the environment. However, since this seems to be less irritating to the skin and appears to be a good option for permanent use if used properly, I decided to purchase it.

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The delivery was incredibly fast. I ordered on a weekday and received it the very next day as soon as shipping started. It arrived in a single box like this. The box contains instructions on how to remove hair. If you go to the website, there is a video example that says you shouldn't just rub it directly on bare skin, but rather rub slowly in a circular motion. It also says that afterward, you just wash off the dead skin cells and hair, and that's it! But I wonder if that's really true?

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An instruction manual is included inside the box. A QR code is also included, so you can click on it to watch the video.

The main point is to roll it slowly and roundly on bare skin!

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It shows which parts are good to use it on. It is mainly for the arms, legs, hands, and feet.

Other than that, they tell me not to use it on the face, armpits, chest, and Y-zone, perhaps because those areas are more sensitive and painful if injured.

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And this is the product. It's just one that looks like this. The part that touches the skin is the white section on the right, and it feels like tempered glass.

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The grip is actually good. I guess that’s because you have to rub it with your hand to use it, right? It feels like holding a mouse that fits snugly in your hand.

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I've actually used it a few times. I think it might be a bit difficult for people with a lot of hair on their legs or arms. But it definitely works. Since I've had laser hair removal, I barely have any hair on my legs, but I do have a few fine, downy hairs. I remove those occasionally, and for those light hairs, if I just rub it in a circular motion while watching Netflix, it surprisingly really disappears.

It definitely removes hair! It is also less irritating to the skin than a razor or hair removal cream. However... I tried it on my husband's legs, and since he has thick hair, it took longer and was tiring because I had to keep rubbing it with my hands. Also, since it finely grinds the hair rather than cutting it, it takes a long time. So, I think this is a point where personal preference might vary depending on the thickness and condition of the user's hair. And if you rub it against bare skin, there is a slight smell. Just the smell of skin that comes from continuously rubbing.

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First of all, if you are like me and your hair isn't thick like fine shavings after laser hair removal, it is worth a try. I am much more satisfied with this than using hair removal cream, so I plan to continue using it. However, for those with thick hair, it might be a bit inefficient as it takes a long time.