Verseo eGlide Roller Electrolysis System Questions & Answers

Hi Anne Marie,

The instructions recommend cutting the hair before treatment.

All systems will recommend cutting the hair before treatment.

Hi Anne Marie, I haven’t tried it myself but I imagine that it will.

I’ve moved on from the eGlide to a Silk’n product, it is a laser product and I woukd

I can’t help with the price, I got mine a few years ago now

Hi Chickaroo, I no longer have the device, it was effective but slow so I moved to the Silk'n Infinity - another great device with amazing results over 3 treatments (6 weeks) Am following the directions and as such I have more than a few months to go but does face bikini under arm and legs in about 30 minutes and is good for far and fair skin as well as grey hair. Check it out on the Silk'n site

That still does not give me he instructions to the device I have, sorry!

Aloe isn't enough alone you need to use an ultrasound gel.

You can buy ultrasound gel fairly cheaply online - I found some on a physiotherapy supply site, I think.

I returned this product an overpriced, falsely advertised, useless piece of equipment

Save your money - not worth the effort required

Where you can roll the device, you can remove hair. Remember though, you're using the machine to retard and stop the hair growth but it doesn't remove the hair... you still have ti wax ir tweeze the hair after a treatment

I actually returned it almost immediately far too complicated for me. Advertising was total lies. My only suggestion may be the gel

only when the batteries needed replacing

In my opinion it is an absolute waste of money. Has always been falsely advertised and in truth would require a lot of time and patience with no guarantee of success

This device does require ALOT of time and patience, I have had some success and since I've already spent the money I stand by my decision and will continue to use it. I have grey hair and as a result there are really that many options available for me for permanent hair removal. I strongly suggest that you do what I did, do your research and then do it again.

I completely understand, reading the instructions. I have interpreted it my own way, in that, a leg is a pretty large space considering the size of the roller. I do a different section of my legs each day, kind of like a cycle, by the time I get to the end of the cycle I start again Remember about the cyclic nature of hair growth as well this will help it your approach. One more point, if you have the eGlide system you can contact Verseo direct - I found their customer service adequate, that is, they respond to questions promptly.

I think if you have purchased this machine you have wasted your money.

There is no truth in the advertising a d if used for 10 minutes at a time as suggested the job wl never be done .... I don't have this much time

Yes, waxing is recommended by the manufacturer

Kind of defeats the purpose of buying this machine. Save your money keep waxing - the machine is useless

I don't know how often you should use it - the instructions don't give any indication. I used mine every 1-2 weeks but that may be too frequent. It took a few months before I saw permanent results so be patient.

I would recommend you shave afterwards rather than wax. The trouble with waxing or tweezing is that if any of the hairs weren't zapped, waxing will remove them and you won't get another chance at that one until it grows again.

Hi Charlotte7810, the instructions included with eGlide are pretty specific about the maximum weekly exposure a user should have to the eGlide. Removing the hair after each session gives quicker results.

There is minimal pain if any using the Verseo eGlide roller, it is not a laser type applicaton it is electrolysis. If you can wax, then wax.. some others prefer to tweeze particularly if the hair is not long enough for a waxing application.

You would not laser after using teh Verseo eGlide.

I haven't tried an epilator, thanks for the suggestion, I wonder do you have to let the hair grow out to 2mm to use it where as with a pair of good glasses and excellent tweezers no waiting

Hi, I have an epilator, and have been using it for years and have gotten used to the pain, its actually not that painful if you do it regularly, if I am lucky, the hairs only start appearing in the 3rd or 4th month

I have noticed much less growth and its alot less pain whenever you then decide to have a one-off wax.

Hi Biancaaaa, this is something you should discuss with your Parents or Guardians. The treatments are non invasive and the Verseo provides guidelines on use but not age. I'm so sorry but I cannot provide you with any guidance.

I agree definitely NOT a 10 minute a week job

Hi Donna, Verseo the manufacturers of the eGlide suggest tweezing and/or waxing will produce the fastest results for permanent hair removal. I find tweezing a little painful but not waxing. Users who prefer not to wax or tweeze because the find it painful can shave the hair, it means it will take a little longer to achieve the result you want. You would need to contact external link  for the answer in respect of the "release" the hair question. I can confirm from personal experience that after a couple of weeks, the hair returns much finer than when I started. I like a product with options and eGlide has it.

Shaving is only a temporary measure would defeat the purpose of using this machine.

Yes, yes, yes! It is so versatile it can be used anywhere on the body. Best buy.

do we have to use a tweezer on face and neck as well?

Hey Jesse, sometimes the hair can't be waxed. Here's what I do: Shower, do not shave Apply conductive gel Use eGlide Shave The eGlide works on the root so it will need the hair there to make contact with for it to work.

Like everything you need to find the best approach for you also the eGlide comes with a very information booklet and support at their website. I've tried contacting the website and had no response what so ever.