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Does the NO NO work? I see those commercials and it sounds amazing but I'm skeptical. Does anyone have one? Do they really work like they say? |
I don't have one, but I've used one. One of my best friends is an infomercial nut and owns almost every as-seen-on-tv type gadget. It's definately a very slow, tedious process, and it smells like burning hair (which is not real nice). It wasn't painful though, which is a plus in my book as I'm still traumatized by my ONE experience with an epilady in the 80's. I guess it would depend on where you were wanting to use it. NO WAY would I have the patience to do my whole legs with it! Having used it, I wouldn't buy it for myself. I'd rather shave or wax. If I had small areas, such as face, I'd rather pay for electrolysis. |
Let me say this.....I have birthed 6 children, 4 of them naturally with no drugs whatsoever, and I would rather give birth than wax, pluck or epilady my girl parts!! I also wouldn't recommend threading, which I had done on my eyebrows and upper lip. I've never had it done again!! That area gets naired because everything else hurts. I went to get a wax once and actually wouldn't let her finish-I walked out of there with one side waxed and the other not. I also tried a epilady once, and put it to my area and tears sprang to my eyes, I dropped the epilady and haven't seen it since. |
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3 words... Laser hair removal. In the grand scheme of things, it's a money saver. razor blades are outrageously priced for what you do with them and I was one that shaved every day because I hate stubbles. I started with lasering just my lower legs. Eventually, I've managed to get everything done that I don't want to mess with. I do have my eyebrows waxed still. |
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Razors are ridiculous, aren't they:eek: My lord, I think I pay $16 for FOUR refills on my Venus Embrace. I only get a couple of uses out of them, too. It seems like they're not very sharp. Let us all know if you decide to use the No No. I thought it sounded too good to be true:laugh: |
I have one. My hair is too light for laser removal. They said it won't work. I have not used it on my entire leg yet just because of time. It is a slow process. It is COMPLETELY pain free. This was this biggest concern for me. I use it on my face and get no irritation (like I do with Nair and wax). If I only every use it on this area I feel good about my money spent. |
Forgot to mention that now that I have had it for a couple of months it only takes about 5 minutes. Again that is a smaller area than legs though. |
I thought about getting it until I saw the review on Good Morning America... Summer Gadgets: Let 'GMA' Try Before You Buy! - ABC News |
I looked into possibly getting one of these until I saw the reviews and the price tag. :eek: |
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& what was the cost of it, if you don't mind my asking ? |
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Lol, I agree. The Epilady is just straight out Cruel & Unusual Punishment:eek: Had to be invented by a man, LOL... JK. |
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It doesn't claim to make it go away permanently only to grow back slower and more sparse. I haven't had mine all that long to be able to say from experience. It was almost $300. Much cheaper than laser, especially when the nurse tells you that the laser won't work on blonde hair. |
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