Question
Hi!
I am considering to purchase Vector Electrolysis Hair Removal Set to use on legs and bikini area.
If you have used this device, would you, please give me your opinion on it: its effectiveness, safety, side-effects, and such.
Thank you for your time

Answer
Hi!
I am considering to purchase Vector Electrolysis Hair Removal Set to use on legs and bikini area.
If you have used this device, would you, please give me your opinion on it: its effectiveness, safety, side-effects, and such.
Thank you for your time

Answer
This product is promoted illegally. There is no published clinical data that states using this product will result in permanent hair removal. It is temporary hair removal, same as if you tweezed the hair yourself and you can do this for free at home. Save your $200 .
Hair cannot conduct electricity. The gel that they promte with this is laughable. This electric tweezer scam device has been around for awhile and is NOT FDA approved for permanent hair removal. Don't become a sad, broke victum of these scammers.

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Thank you so much for your reply - this is indeed very helpful information. And I could not find any descent reviews of the product anywhere on the web.
Thanks again

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You're very welcome, Kot. Just trying to save you the frustration of using this thing to find out it doesn't work. Or worse, trying to get a refund that you would never receive.
If you desire to round out this information about electric tweezers you can do a google search. Try:
" google answers: electric tweezers" or
"FDA ruling on electric tweezers"
Basically said, if you are searching for PERMANENT hair removal, then concentrate your efforts on learning all you can about electrolysis and laser. Then you will be able to make a good decision according to what your needs are. Many people do both in combination for total removal.
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If home electrolysis and laser machines actually worked, then everyone would shell out the cash to purchase them, and ppl like deef would be out of a job. There's a reason she's still making a good living!
So-called DIY permanent hair removal machines are a total scam. Every single one of them. Save your money and spend it on certified professionals who know what they're doing!