Electric epilator
Philips BRE720/01
Best Electric epilator – Performance – 50 $ to 100 $
Why We Chose It
Ah, the Philips BRE720/01. Because who doesn't want to spend their hard-earned cash on a device that promises smooth skin but requires more attachments than a Swiss Army knife? In a world where epilators are often as fun as tax season, Philips delivers a gadget that is waterproof, meaning you can cry in the shower without damaging it. It's cordless, so you won't trip over cables while chasing a stray hair. And it charges in 40 minutes, which is faster than most people can finish an episode of their favorite reality show. Plus, it weighs as much as a few chocolate bars, so it won't break your wrist mid-epilation. This isn't just an epilator; it's a commitment to grooming with the flair of a gadgeteer.
What It Does
- Smooth skin for up to four weeks, or until the stubble makes a comeback.
- Works in the shower. Because everyone loves multitasking.
- Charges in 40 minutes. A Netflix episode's worth of patience.
- Weighs 33.5 grams. Lighter than your existential dread.
What It Doesn't Do
- Won't do your taxes. Only removes hair, not financial burdens.
- Won't make you love epilation. Just slightly less hate it.
- Doesn't fix broken relationships. Only broke skin, maybe.
- Not a miracle worker. Still need to use it every four weeks.
Tech Specs
- 15 Volts of follicle fury.
- Powered by a Li-ion battery, like your favorite gadgets.
- Waterproof. Bring it to your next pool party.
- Includes enough attachments to start a beauty salon.
Who It's For
Meet Sarah, the multitasking queen who juggles her morning routine with a shower epilation session, singing off-key to '80s hits. There's Tom, the gadget geek who collects more epilator attachments than he does hobbies, hoping one might double as a drone. And then there's Claire, who sees the epilator as a necessary evil, her eyes set on smooth skin as she mentally prepares for the next four-week countdown. They all share one thing in common: a love-hate relationship with hair removal, slightly tilted in the favor of love thanks to Philips.