Crystal Hair Eraser

Smooth legs in a few small circles: no razor, no nicks, nothing to charge.

Erase hair from your arms and legs the way you'd rub out a pencil line: a few small circles and it's gone at the surface. The nano-glass pad has no blade, needs no charging and never needs a refill. Rinse it under the tap and it's ready for next time.

• Silky to the touch. Run your hand down your leg after a few circles and feel the difference.
• No more restocking. Forget razor cartridges and wax strips. One pad, rinsed and reused.
• Goes on every trip. No cord and no liquids, so it slips straight into your hand luggage.

Hair gone at the surface, nothing pulled out

Run a finger over the pad and it feels like smooth glass. Up close, it's a fine abrasive crystal. Small circles on dry skin break short hair off right at the surface, a bit like a very fine nail file for body hair. Nothing is pulled from the root, and there's no blade near your skin.

Sit on the bath edge and circle your way smooth

Hold it flat on clean, dry skin and make small circles with light pressure. Brush the hair dust away, feel the spot with your hand and go again where you need to. Arms and legs are the easy wins, and it works on the chest and back too.

No battery to die on you before a beach day

There's no motor, battery or cartridge inside, so it's ready the moment you are. When you're done, rinse the pad under the tap, let it air-dry and pop it back in its gift box until next time.

How it works

1. Start dry. Use it on clean, dry skin. No foam, water or oil needed.
2. Circle lightly. Rub small circles with light pressure, then brush the hair dust away.
3. Rinse and store. Rinse the pad under the tap, let it dry, and put it back in its box.

What's in the box

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Details

Care

Brush hair dust off the pad between passes.,Rinse the pad under running water after each use.,Let it air-dry fully before putting it back in the box.

Questions

Does it work on thick or dark hair?
It works best on fine to medium hair, whatever the colour. Thick or coarse hair takes more circles and more time, so a razor may be quicker there. Try a small patch first to see how your hair responds.

Will it hurt or irritate my skin?
Used lightly, it feels like a fine buff. The pad is abrasive, though, so pressing hard or circling one spot too long can leave skin sore. Patch-test a small area first, keep the pressure light, and skip skin that's irritated or broken.

How long does the smooth feel last?
About as long as a shave. It removes hair at the surface, the same as a razor does, and doesn't pull anything from the root.

Can I use it on my face?
We don't recommend it. Facial skin is thinner, and the pad is made for arms, legs and body. For the face, a small facial hair remover is a better fit.

How do I clean it?
Rinse the pad under the tap and let it air-dry. There's nothing electric inside, so it's fine to get it wet.

Do I need to buy refills?
No. There are no blades, pads or batteries to replace. Rinse it after use and it's ready for next time.