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    Buy Epilators Online for Face & Body Hair Removal | Nykaa

    If you prefer to get rid of hair yourself, an epilator can be a handy addition to your beauty kit. It pulls hair from the root so you will need to use it less often than a razor. Nykaa offers a range of grooming devices including facial epilators, body epilators and multi-purpose devices and the choice of the right device is based on the user's location and routine.

    Epilators at a Glance

    • For the face: Small, precise devices for areas such as the upper lip and chin
    • For the body: Wider epilators for legs, arms and larger areas
    • For multiple areas: Devices with different heads and attachments
    • For bikini and underarms: Models that are specifically designed for smaller areas
    • For travel: Compact rechargeable options
    • For more than hair removal: Multi-use devices that also trim or shave

    What Is an Epilator?

    An epilator is an electric device that removes hair from the root. The rotating head has a set of small tweezers which grip and pull out hairs as you move the device over your skin.

    This is the main difference between an epilator and a razor. A razor shaves hair at skin level while an epilator pulls it out at the root. There may be some tweaking to be done in the first few sessions but the results may last a long time.

    There are different types of epilators for different parts of the body. A small facial model is easier to control around the upper lip and chin, while a wider body epilator is better suited to areas such as the legs.

    How to Choose an Epilator

    Think about the area you actually want to groom before looking at the features.

    For facial hair, a compact head is easier to manoeuvre. For legs and arms, a wider head can cover more skin in less time. If you want one device for several areas, look for a model that comes with useful attachments rather than buying the most feature-heavy option.

    Then look at the practical details. Rechargeable models are convenient if you do not want to sit near a power socket. Multiple speed settings can be helpful if you are new to epilation. A built-in light can make it easier to spot fine hair, while a washable head can make cleaning simpler.

    Facial Epilators for Women

    Facial hair needs a little more precision than body hair. Facial epilators are smaller and easier to control around areas such as the upper lip, chin and sides of the face.

    The Braun Face Mini Hair Remover Electric for Women FS1000 and Braun Face 810 Facial Epilator, 2 in 1 are examples of facial hair-removal devices available on Nykaa.

    If your main concern is facial hair, stick to a device made for the face. A larger body epilator may not give you the control you need around smaller areas.

    Body Epilators for Legs and Arms

    Legs and arms are where a traditional body epilator can really come in handy. The wider head means you can cover more area with each pass, which matters when you are doing both legs.

    Some models also combine epilation with shaving. The Winston Rechargeable 2-in-1 Body Epilator and Body Shaver for Women is one such option.

    If you are buying a body epilator, look at the head size, speed settings and attachments. Also check the areas mentioned in the product instructions before using it elsewhere on the body.

    Full-Body Epilators and Multi-Use Devices

    If your grooming routine involves more than one area, a multi-use device can save some cupboard space.

    Some models come with different heads for body and facial grooming. Others combine epilation with shaving or trimming, giving you a few ways to deal with unwanted hair depending on the area.

    The Winston Ultimate 8-In-1 Rechargeable Self-Care Grooming Kit For Women is an example of a multi-function grooming device available on Nykaa.

    Do not assume that every attachment works everywhere. The included heads have different purposes, so check the product details before using them.

    Epilators for Sensitive Skin

    Epilation can feel uncomfortable, particularly when you are doing it for the first time. The sensation usually depends on the area, the amount of hair and your own tolerance.

    If you are new to epilation, start at a lower speed if your device allows it. Keep the skin taut and move slowly instead of repeatedly going over the same patch.

    For the face, underarms or bikini area, use a device that is specifically designed for that part of the body. If the skin is already irritated, broken or sunburned, wait until it has settled.

    Afterwards, keep things simple. A gentle moisturiser is usually enough. Freshly epilated skin does not need a scrub or a strong active immediately afterwards.

    Epilator vs Razor vs Trimmer

    All three can remove or shorten unwanted hair, but the experience is quite different.

    Hair Removal ToolHow It WorksBest For
    EpilatorPulls hair out from the rootLonger-lasting hair removal
    RazorCuts hair at the skin surfaceQuick shaving
    TrimmerCuts hair shorter without removing the rootFast grooming and touch-ups

    If you want to remove hair from the root, an epilator is the obvious choice among the three. A razor is faster when you simply want to shave, while a trimmer works well for quick maintenance.

    Epilator vs IPL Hair Removal Device

    An IPL device is not another type of epilator. The two use completely different methods.

    An epilator physically removes hair from the root. IPL uses pulses of light and is designed for longer-term hair reduction with repeated treatments.

    Nykaa also stocks at-home IPL devices, but these need to be considered separately from regular epilators. Check the device's suitability for your skin tone and hair colour, along with the recommended treatment schedule and safety instructions.

    If you want to remove hair immediately, an epilator does that in one session. IPL is a longer-term routine rather than an instant hair-removal option.

    Popular Epilators to Shop on Nykaa

    ProductBest ForDevice Type
    Braun Face Mini Hair Remover Electric for Women FS1000Facial hairFacial hair remover
    Braun Face 810 Facial Epilator, 2 in 1Facial groomingFacial epilator
    Winston Rechargeable 2-in-1 Body Epilator and Body Shaver for WomenLegs and bodyEpilator and shaver
    Braun Silk-Epil 9 Flex SE-9060 3D EpilatorFull-body epilationBody epilator
    Bombae Facial Hair Mini Trimmer for WomenFacial touch-upsFacial trimmer
    UrbanYog Facial Hair RemoverFacial groomingFacial hair remover
    AGARO Facial Hair Remover FHR170Facial hair removalRechargeable hair remover
    Sirona 4-In-1 Face & Body Trimmer for WomenFace and body groomingMulti-use trimmer
    Winston Ultimate 8-In-1 Rechargeable Self-Care Grooming Kit For WomenMulti-area groomingGrooming kit

    Which Epilator Should You Pick?

    Your NeedLook For
    Facial hairCompact facial epilator
    Leg hairBody epilator with a wider head
    Full-body groomingEpilator with multiple attachments
    Quick facial touch-upsCompact facial hair remover or trimmer
    Hair removal plus shaving2-in-1 epilator and shaver
    Several grooming needsMulti-function grooming device
    Travel groomingCompact rechargeable epilator
    First-time epilationSimple model with adjustable speed

    How to Use an Epilator

    Your first few sessions may take a little longer. Once you get the hang of the direction and pressure, the process becomes much easier.

    1. Prepare the skin: Clean the area and dry it unless your device is made for wet use.
    2. Start gently: If there are speed settings, begin with the lower one.
    3. Keep the skin taut: This helps the epilator move more smoothly over the skin.
    4. Move against hair growth: Glide the device slowly as recommended by the manufacturer.
    5. Clean it afterwards: Remove hair from the head and attachments after every use.

    How to Use an Epilator on Your Face

    Facial epilation calls for a lighter touch. Use a facial epilator and start with a small area so you know how your skin reacts.

    Avoid repeatedly passing the device over the same spot. Do not epilate broken, irritated or sunburned skin.

    If you use exfoliating acids or other strong skincare products on your face, give your skin some breathing room before epilating. Freshly treated skin can be more sensitive than usual.

    How Often Should You Use an Epilator?

    There is no need to follow a fixed calendar. Hair grows at different rates, and some areas will need attention sooner than others.

    Use the epilator once there is enough regrowth for the device to catch the hair properly. Going over an area again and again during the same session will not necessarily give you a better result and may leave the skin feeling irritated.

    If you experience redness or discomfort, let the skin settle before your next session.

    Epilators for Travel and Quick Grooming

    A small rechargeable epilator can be useful when you are travelling or simply do not want another cord lying around your bathroom.

    For body grooming, choose a compact model that still gives you the head size you need. For facial touch-ups, a small facial hair remover can easily fit into a toiletry bag.

    A protective cap is another small feature worth having, especially when the device is going to spend time inside a travel pouch.

    Common Epilator Buying Mistakes

    • Buying a body epilator when you actually need a facial device
    • Choosing a model without checking the attachments
    • Forgetting to check whether it is corded or rechargeable
    • Expecting epilation to feel exactly like shaving
    • Using a body epilator on a sensitive area without checking its instructions
    • Assuming every attachment can be used on every part of the body
    • Going over the same area repeatedly during one session
    • Leaving hair and residue on the epilator head after use
    • Not checking whether replacement heads or accessories are available

    Epilator Safety and Aftercare

    Some redness or sensitivity can happen after hair removal. Give the skin a little time before reaching for products that might sting.

    A simple moisturiser can be enough after epilation. If the area feels sensitive, avoid scrubbing it or applying strongly fragranced products straight away.

    Keep the epilator clean and follow the manufacturer's instructions for washing the head and attachments. If you are using a device on your face or a sensitive area, make sure that particular model is intended for it.

    Common Questions

    Q1: What is an epilator used for?

    An epilator removes unwanted hair from the root. Depending on the model, it can be designed for areas such as the legs, arms or face.

    Q2: Are epilators better than razors?

    They do different things. An epilator pulls the hair from the root and a razor cuts the hair at the surface of the skin. So epilation can mean longer hair-free skin, while shaving is typically quicker.

    Q3: Can I use an epilator on my face?

    Yes, provided the device is made for facial use. A facial epilator is smaller and gives you better control around areas such as the upper lip and chin.

    Q4: Is epilation painful?

    It can be uncomfortable because the hair is being pulled from the root. How it feels varies from person to person and also depends on the area being treated. Starting at a lower speed can make the first few sessions easier.

    Q5: Can I use an epilator on sensitive skin?

    You can, provided the device is suitable for that area. Start slowly, avoid already irritated skin and stop if the discomfort becomes significant.

    Q6: Can I use an epilator for bikini hair?

    Some models are suitable for bikini areas and some are not. Check the manufacturer's instructions and the attachments supplied with the device before using it there.

    Q7: How often can I use an epilator?

    Use it when there is enough regrowth for the epilator to grip. The timing will vary depending on your hair growth and the area you are treating.

    Q8: What is the difference between an epilator and an IPL device?

    An epilator mechanically pulls hair out from the root. IPL uses pulses of light and is intended for longer-term hair reduction with repeated treatments.

    Q9: Are rechargeable epilators good for travel?

    These are convenient as they do not require you to be near a power outlet while using them. A small rechargeable one is also easier to pack.

    Q10: How do I clean an epilator?

    Remove loose hair from the head after use. Wash detachable parts only if the manufacturer says they are washable, and follow the cleaning instructions supplied with your device.

    Epilators Price List

    Epilators Price List - Product names and prices as of November 11, 2026
    EpilatorsPrice
    Philips OneBlade Intimate #1 Gyneac Recommended Women Trimmer & Razor With Free Exfoliation Glove₹1999
    Bombae Facial Hair Mini Trimmer for Women₹599
    UrbanYog Facial Hair Remover₹1004
    Bombae 4-In-1 Eyebrow Trimmer For Women₹1149
    Sirona 4-in-1 Face & Body Trimmer for Women | Cordless Rechargeable Hair Remover₹1403
    Last Updated: November 11, 2026

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