It looks like a little lipstick and we’re happy to know that design wasn’t compromised in creating this beauty.
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The design idea is simple, it needs to be easy to carry – full points on that and easy to work with. The Finishing Touch Flawless Facial Hair Remover and Finishing Touch Flawless Brows are known to be smartly-designed hand-held devices that safely remove hair from the face and brows. Yes, we put it to the test for a month and here’s what we learnt. And we tried it out to get to the root of the issue – can a penlike simple gadget really do the job? Underlying theories include whether anything viral on the ‘gram can really be worth the moolah and the time.īrought down to India by the FMCG company, Pittie Consumer with effective German engineered technology, it’s already popular among youtubers who herald it’s very time-saving and affordable benefits. In November, we had the first sighting of the F lawless Finishing Touch Facial Hair Remover and Finishing Touch Flawless Brows and the news that they have officially launched. Late June, there were fake ones appearing on the internet and I wasn’t sure how they worked and when it comes to technology, it’s best to go for the ones that come guaranteed. The lady on the ads seemed to come from a teleshopping network so I ignored it. Well, it’s a pen that is battery-powered and removes hair slowly from questionable areas ever so slightly. But still, you want a semblance of a normal face and brows and you use a tweezer – the deal with a tweezer is that it needs a deft hand, a brow architect to define shape and a tad bit painful for amateurs (all that pulling and tugging adds up!).īefore long, I saw this super cute pen-like gadget parading around my Instagram – I remember Arshia Moorjani applauding it on her many IGTVs and a whole lot of ads popping up on my Facebook and Insta ( thank you targeted ads!). Zoom calls hardly catch up with your lipstick, why would there be intense scrutiny on your brows? The pixelated screens, the dodgy internet and the interrupting co-workers are enough to make sure no one notices them. I have scanty, barely-there brows – so I wasn’t very keen on going to the salon for the official eyebrow-shaping business. As for me, it’s about stray-hair removal instead of a defined Hollywood-inspired brow that does nothing wrong except perch on your glowing face and ask to be the highlight of your face.
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Hair removal is such a personal topic and a hard one to crack because everyone has their own way of dealing with it and doing it. The Instagram and the internet has been busy just like us, looking for solutions for hair removal and every second ad points out to a new system, a treatment or a gadget. What about those little reasons we go to salons for? The eyebrow threading or the upper lip and chin hair that needs constant care – what about those? Some of us are not ready for that- we’d rather stay bushy browed or use tweezers to handle stray hair. But that’s only for the bigger reasons – a haircut maybe, a much-needed hair colouring session or some balayage. With so many good ones giving us sanitised spaces and masked hairdressers, it’s almost safe.
Most of us are able to go out to salons now, we’re guessing.
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