A device or person that removes hair from the body by pulling it out at the root, either mechanically or chemically.
From Latin 'epilare' (to remove hair) + '-or' (one who does). A modern English term for technology developed in the 20th century.
The rotary epilator was patented in Germany in 1986 and became a global phenomenon—it's wild to think that one invention transformed a luxury service into something millions could do at home instantly.
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