"No No" Hair Removal (?)

[canesisters]

Does anyone have one of these? Or even know someone who does? I was up WAY too late the other night and ran across a 30min long program about it. These ladies were sitting around like they were having a coffee of something and running this little thing up and down their arms and legs, across their lips, around their chins and throats. It was so weird to watch - but ..... hummm... could it really work? And be that easy????
They also didn't ever give a price which makes me wonder just how much this little thing might cost.

 

[mixitup]

Hmm, I've seen the commercial and my daughter and friend would use it also-if it worked! I wondered the same thing.

 

[Kevin565]

I know a few people who use it. They like it and have had okay results. What the commercial doesn't tell you is your gonna have to bust anywhere from 240 - 270 depending on the model.

 

[canesisters]

DOLLARS!?!?!?
US DOLLARS!?!?!?!

 

[rebelcowboysnb]

An thats why you have to call to get a price...

 

[Kevin565]

DOLLARS!?!?!?
US DOLLARS!?!?!?!

Sadly US dollars. It may work but I find that a bit over priced for an at home system

 

[fuzziebutt]

And it says that it releases "a gentle pulse of heat, that crystalizes the hair..." Ok, that means that it singes the hair off of ya. A Bic will do it for ya for less than 2 bucks!

 

[canesisters]

 

[ChicknThief]

You can always just get one of those things from the dollar store. I bought one once and was all excited. I used it and it worked great! Know why? Cuz It's just sandpaper with a rubber grip

I was walking tender for a couple days haha

 

[canesisters]

BWAHAHAHAHAHAhahahahahaah

I did the SAME thing......

Do you remember that thing with the coiled spring??? Painless? @#$((*#&#^#@# !