No! No! Hair Removal System

[Adam Black]

Hi,

I keep seeing this product around.
Seems like it has been around for awhile now...
But has anyone actually tried it on here?

Let me know if I would be wasting my time/money!

[natedraven]

Adam,

A few things from my experience with No-No:

1. Sister-in-law used it on her legs with horrible results.. like it didn't work horrible.
2. Reviews on both Amazon and HSN, the two sites that have customer reviews give it a 1.5/5 star rating on average. Reports suggest its a flat out scam to it didn't work as effective as they would have liked.

http://www.amazon.com/No-Hair-Removal-Unit-Pink/product-reviews/B002LBK5QU/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

3. Uses a process/technology called Thermicon... the process as described seems to be innovative, but no clinical trials and no widespread commercial acceptance therefore I would be leery from a health angle.

Draw your own conclusions from all of this. If I were you I wouldn't touch it though.

[Hingatao]

Good advice, Nate. With a product like that, I'd want to see some clinical data to prove that it works, it's safe and it's reversible should I ever decided to let my hair grow back (God forbid).

[Mikekoz13]

This came up a few onths ago and the answer is still the same. The product name gives you you're answer... NO!NO!

These types of products contain caustic chemicals that are NOT user friendly.

Get yourself a good safety razor and actually ENJOY your shave.

[mrzed]

Your head looks great bald. Why use something other than a good old fashioned razor blade. Or better yet, a head blade.

So fun to use. 

[Hingatao]

I love my HB!

[Adam Black]

Thanks guys.

I guess if it looks too good to be true... than it probably is!

[Slynito]

They always look good on TV...even the foods on the fast food commercials.