cn you use No No on your upper lip?
70592
yes. but it is very hard to get it to roll over such a small area. and you will smell burned hair all day
70593
Yes you can, but again after a couple times of use, it didn't take the hair off any more
70594
Not the one I got. It isn't exactly like the ones they show on tv and the information says do not use on face. Unfortunately there were no shipping papers in the box it came in or I would have returned it.
70595
It might burn the skin and hair because that area of skin is softer than the arms and legs. I've used it on my chin, even though it's not recommended. The hair still grows but not as much I still have to trim the hairs with scissors. It also stings and irritates my chin when I use it. The skin peels sometimes if I don't use the buffer. So, I don't use it that often on my chin. I think your lip will burn along with the hair, so you shouldn't take that chance!!!
70596
Technically you can. However, you have to move the NoNo fast enough for the light to come on and stay on. The contours of the face and chin make this extremely difficult, if not impossible.
70597
I don't know, I never tried it there. But it didn't work for me on my legs.
1362274
I have successfully used it on both chin and upper lip. I am a fair-skinned brunette.
1094767
I only took it for a month, maybe if you took it longer - I have upper lip wrinkles - I have been eating a lot of citris and using an alpha hydroxy face wash and have noticed a difference, I'm just not a pill person.
2226345
I haven't tried it on my face as I don't have any facial hair, but my sister uses her epilator for upper lips, n it works fine.
1707594
You might want something smaller for the upper lip. You could use it there but it's kinda big. I recommend this more for arms, underarms, and legs (larger areas).
577776
Sure, i have several times, especially when last minute event comes up. Just make sure you make your lip taunt with a mirror handy
226797
yes, i used this on my upper lip and it's ok but as i said, it will grew back as normal, i did that several time but i end up to a derma clinic to get result,sorry for the comment but the consumer should know
985705
It nips a little around the sides of the mouth. Just stop for a few seconds and go slow. It slowly gets to where it doesn't hurt and you can go back and forth. Anywhere else, I don't feel it at all. It sure beats tweezing one hair at a time. Try to use it in the sunlight or bright room so you don't miss any hair. Good Luck.
2061869
Under/above eyes-yes. Lips-never tried-they make a sunscreen just for lips and we use that.
2145352
I never thought of that. You can use it on your eyelids so I don't see why you couldn't use it on your lips. I'll have to try that myself!
2257217
With the guard on I would say that it is most difficult to do the upper lip and under the nose. However, I just stretch my lip and I can usually get to it without issues. Also if you take the guard off and want to use the finer end of the trimmer, it is pretty accurate and easy to use. You could even trim inside the nose if you wanted with the finer end of the trimmer when you take the guard off.
1627222
The solution is kind of potent and probably should not be near the eye area. The product directions suggest using it on your upper lip and chin areas. If you use it in the eye area be cautious.
1887094
I do. Just open the seal away from your face before you drink. I do this out of habit anyway because of altitude change in my commute.
1987571
I have been using an older version of this on the area between the nose and the upper lip for over 10 years. The ES-ED90-P is even more gentle.
814757
I do! Take the grey cover off that surrounds the tweezer things first. It is sooooo much faster than looking for all the little lip and chin hairs to tweeze, and it removes the hair from the root, so you only need to do it every few days! ...and if you use a razor, you'd get man stubble, and that's not so hott haha...it takes literally a minute or two, and that's it to do your lip and chin. Yes it stings to do your lip, but I'm used to it. I always use mine without the grey cover for all areas that I epilate , and it is way more effective in removing hair without it. I use it everywhere (yes, EVERYWHERE haha) for hair removal, and I haven't used a razor in over 10 years! I do! Take the grey cover off that surrounds the tweezer things first. It is sooooo much faster than looking for all the little lip and chin hairs to tweeze, and it removes the hair from the root, so you only need to do it every few days! ...and if you use a razor, you'd get man stubble, and that's not so hott haha...it takes literally a minute or two, and that's it to do your lip and chin. Yes it stings to do your lip, but I'm used to it. I always use mine without the grey cover for all areas that I epilate , and it is way more effective in removing hair without it. I use it everywhere... » Read More I do! Take the grey cover off that surrounds the tweezer things first. It is sooooo much faster than looking for all the little lip and chin hairs to tweeze, and it removes the hair from the root, so you only need to do it every few days! ...and if you use a razor, you'd get man stubble, and that's not so hott haha...it takes literally a minute or two, and that's it to do your lip and chin. Yes it stings to do your lip, but I'm used to it. I always use mine without the grey cover for all areas that I epilate , and it is way more effective in removing hair without it. I use it everywhere (yes, EVERYWHERE haha) for hair removal, and I haven't used a razor in over 10 years! « Show Less
807256
Yes. When the two compounds combine it becomes a soft pliable putty that you can place on the guard where the high spots are. It will set up to a soft rubber and usually stays put until you peel it off. I used it on a mouth piece with no problems. Just make sure the surface is clean and dry when you put it on.
2040756
Yes, it does work on the upper lips & chin. It takes a little practice on the chin area, but it is worth the effort. Good luck