I have had conversations with several people who have had to seek medical treatment for staph infections after using the Bleame hair eraser after using it as directed. Since they mention using shaving cream, I also tried using this on my upper arm using wet/damp skin and shaving gel. The other co-founder is unknown but most likely located in Los Angeles and handles the payment processing of the e-commerce. I keep seeing tons of ads for Bleame since I’ve been leaving comments on just about each one that the product doesn’t work and it creates skin burns.

I messaged them and I’m awaiting a response for getting my money back…and I see that’ll be an issue (not what it was advertised as! We can always rely on TikTok to suggest unique products to solve our problems, such as the viral hair removal stone. An anonymous source reached out to me with information about Bleame and the 2 men who own the business.

Some companies claim this is some kind of “nano-crystalline technology”, but it’s really just etched glass. After gently using it, I suffered from rashes and bleeding skin and I don’t even have sensitive skin. Bleame are currently filing DMCA and copyright notices to companies who sell similar products online. A “ press release” from Global Product Marketing (which specializes in the Asian market) on MyNewsDesk made a claim of doing a 6-week consumer study on the Bleame.

And “effortless handling” to reduce the “risk of accidents” makes it sound like they’re trying to sell a car. After all, people hesitate to expose a small business and feel badly when family owned businesses struggle, especially after so many small businesses couldn’t stay afloat in 2020-2021.I just submitted a complaint to the BBB to request a full refund, for Bleame to stop hiding negative feedback online, and for Bleame to remove or alter their false claims and promises regarding results.