Panasonic's 'world first' triple spin disc epilator will defuzz wet or dry
The world of epilators just got more... hmm... dare I say exciting - only for people into rapid de-fuzzing of course. Double spin discs are so last year. It's all about triple spin discs now that move vertically and horizontally to ensure hairs are gripped from all directions. If it makes the process a lot quicker and less painful, which apparently Panasonic's Wet and Dry Epilator does, then I'm all for it. Could this mean the end of wincing and gripping the nearest object to alleviate the shocking pain invading your leg? Let's take a look at what Panasonic is telling us and try and fish out what's fact and what sounds like marketing spiel.
It hasn't been given the name Wet and Dry Epilator for effect, it can actually be used on dry legs or when you're in the bath or shower. Apparently skin soaked in warm water makes removing hair easy peezy pain freezy (easy and pain free) because your pores open up and skin becomes softer. Adding to the easy peezy element of the epilator is the triple spin discs, which have been designed to glide quickly and smoothly over awkward areas like the knees and elbows. Combine this with skin protectors around each disc and your skin should be left feeling smooth and well looked after.
Panasonic's "breakthrough technology" will supposedly make "wincing a thing of the past" and promises to say goodbye to red patches and skin irritation, promising silky smooth legs, slower re-growth and less frequent hair removal. Hmmm, sounds suspiciously like marketing talk to me - I'm sure I've read this somewhere before, on the box of another epilator perhaps?
The world's first epilator with triple spin discs is available now from Amazon for £79.99.
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