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Just saw an ad on TV while having breakfast with my kids, they almost threw up! Beauty standards have dropped considerably, actually, there is no beauty at all anymore. And with beauty also dropped quality and reliability.
I don't think I will ever buy this product again
I bought venus extra smooth blades, and they cut my leg quite badly. I complained to the company, explaining the situation thinking they would test the blades. Instead I got an offer for more blades or £10 gift card. I declined the offer, asking for the blades to be tested, as I won't be using the blades again. Still waiting for a response. If you have sensitive skin, don't buy these.
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