Abstract: A hair removal device including one or more spring-like mechanisms attached at either end to grip handles connected at a pivot point or that includes handles at the ends. In one variation, the user squeezes the handles open, expanding the spring-like mechanisms, such that hair slips into the mechanism's openings. The user then returns the handles to their resting state, causing the mechanisms to grasp the hair. The device is then pulled away from the skin, plucking the entrapped hairs. Another variation is a floppy cord of spring-like mechanisms with grip handles at both ends that a user pulls in opposing directions, allowing hairs to enter the resulting openings. Entrapped hairs are plucked when the tension is released from the device, and the device is pulled from the skin. The second variation thus allows for more precise hair removal in smaller or difficult to access areas than the first variation.