Emjoi AP-17DB Dolphin Wet/dry Epilator, Marine Blue

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• Wet/dry epilator
• 18 tweezer discs
• Patented skin float know-how
• Contoured design
• Battery operated

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Emjoi dolphin is an revolutionary Wet and dry epilator designed with a special method for getting rid of short hair. it’s composed of 18 units of tweezer discs that Eliminate hair as quick as 0.4mm on the root from the higher lip, chin, bikini line, underarms and legs. with the patented skin glide know-how and 3-disc tweezer pulling machine, casting off unwanted hair has never been more actual, accurate and relaxed. the introduced characteristic of silver ion know-how works remarkably well for antimicrobial protection against harmful micro organism. may be used in dry or Wet stipulations (e.g., in the bathe). designed with unique methodology to Put Off quick hair. 18 sets of tweezer-action discs make sure that fast, non-disturbing and nearly painless hair removing from the foundation. utilized three pairs of discs at a time – one mounted disc and two that open and shut – for an additional-gentle but extremely effective efficiency. flow tweezer know-how lifts up and ELIMINATES hair by way of gliding the tweezer discs over the skin with less IRRITATION. tweezer tip pulling system GETS RID OF hair with accuracy and precision. constructed-in lifetime antimicrobial protection against destructive bacteria via silver ion know-how. unique safety-touch keep watch over function robotically stops the unit from rotating if pressed too arduous on the pores and skin, preventing grabbing, pinching or scratching of the pores and skin. patented hair information channels flat and short hairs into hair-removing discs. contoured design helps preserve the skin taut, minimizing pulling pain. great for doing away with hair on the legs, bikini line and underarms. Do Away With hair – from the foundation – as brief at 0.4mm and leaves skin clean for as much as six weeks. runs on two aa batteries (now not integrated).