ENNVAEyebrow Razor for Women

Package came, and the razor seems really nice. It is easy to put the razor in and out. But the razor is not designed to work for both left and right handed people. It is made to be sharpest if used in the right hand.

Bought it to be more environmentally friendly. Couldn't find how to buy only the replace-able blades.

Nice and works great

Very sharp, work like a charm.

Several years ago I waged war on my peach fuzz and started shaving my face and it does make a huge difference in your skin and foundation application.A recent Dermatologist's recommendation on DIY dermaplaning/face shaving tools persuaded me to upgrade to a better razor than the disposable blades. I've found the heavier metal handle vs disposable's lightweight plastic handles made the difference. The heavier handle gives you a firmer grip which makes it easier to keep the blade at the needed 45 degree angle to prevent cuts. No pressure is required as the sharp blade does all the work. Other standout features I like include: sharper high quality blades, rounded plastic safety tip at end of the blade and a locking snap on blade cover .The dermatologist also recommended removing all traces of makeup/moisturizers and shaving only clean/toned skin and moisturizing immediately after shaving. Although this one isn't as sharp as professional dermaplaning tools [i.e scalpels] if kept at a 45 degree angle and used slowly it will lightly dermaplane your skin [removing the uppermost layer of dead skin cells] in addition to removing peach fuzz. It comes with 7 blades and replacements are reasonably priced and available on Amazon.

My wife says she has some other use for it, but will not use it for her eyebrows. The reason is that it woorks fine for right hand use, but in your left hand it is at an awkward angle and does not cut well. She claims that to be sure of symmetry, she wants to use one hand for one brow and the other hand for the other. Apparently if she tries to do the other brow with the same hand, she reaches across and cannot easily see the one she just did.

I have been frustrated with plucking hair from different parts of my face, and as I've grown older, those hairs are harder to see, so I could feel them but couldn't actually pluck them out. I started watching some different beauty videos and was intrigued with women shaving the peach fuzz and excess hair off their faces and exfoliating their skin at the same time. This site doesn't show how to shave using this particular razor, but they are easy to find.I found this metal razor easy to hold, and I loved the extra weight vs. a plastic razor. It gives me more control so that I can remove the hair that I want and leave the other hair (my eyebrows) intact. I use it around my chin line, on my checks, around my mouth and nose, etc. I love the exfoliation that it gives my skin, and afterwards I apply some lotion, serum, or if my face feels dry, I apply coconut oil.I use it for exfoliation weekly, but the pesky chin hairs grow back every other day, so I use it there more often. It's a great tool and sharper than I thought, as I have pressed a little hard around my nose and drew a little blood - it's different than a razor that I use on my armpits or legs, so I feel this is safer. It's a great price for this product, too!

As a stand alone razor, I really love the way this looks and feels in the hand. It's well balanced and does the job very well. It seems quite safe to use also. It is wonderful for shaving off peach fuzz without irritating skin, and I also use it to neaten up my eyebrows quickly. I would give it a five except for I cannot figure out how to change these blades out. The one that's in there seems rather stuck and there's no button to push or anything. It comes with several other replacement blades of the same size and shape, but I just can't figure out how I'm supposed to get the original blade out. I will say that my hesitation with this razor at first was that it looked like it was a bit too long to really do a good job around my eyebrows. This maneuvers very well though and it was no trouble to get exactly the job I wanted done. One razor looks like it's going to last me a while at least. Mine did not come with instructions for changing the razors out though.