It is similar to sandpaper. It requires a lot of pressure for a proper result, it washes easily. I used it on my upper lip and chin and the whole area got irritated. After 4 days, my skin is rough. I don't know if there is a specific reason why this product is still being sold, but it is not convenient at all and it causes irritation in any facial area you use it on (which is more sensitive). It was only effective in the area of my hands where I did a test, but even there it got irritated, although less. I do not recommend it and I will not choose it again!

I would not recommend it, it is not effective, it does not provide good hair removal. Although I followed the instructions and used it very gently, my skin turned red and was painful for many hours after use.

It is very good for immediate hair removal when there is particularly fine hair. It does not require much pressure on the skin to avoid irritation.

For years, I have been dealing with facial hair problems. I used Veet strips for mustache (sensitive skin) for years and it left me with broken capillaries and marks. I tried a Veet hair removal cream and it caused an allergic reaction. I used the hair removal glove for the first time a few days ago. It's the first time I see my face clean. It does an incredible job but... it's not suitable for acne or broken capillaries, and it requires a lot of moisturizing afterwards because it leaves the skin dehydrated. I didn't use it for the mustache due to marks from Veet and I am looking for an alternative, but for the rest of the face, it's very good. Be careful though, if you rub too hard, it leaves a burning sensation, so use it in moderation. It requires several circular passes, not up and down. And then, moisturize a lot. It dehydrates the skin.

Completely useless! Apart from the exfoliation it forcibly does on hairs, it doesn't remove anything and if you insist, it burns your skin too!