Anyone have experience with No-No hair remover?
#13
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: South Carolina, just south of Charlotte
Posts: 425
I seriously considered buying it, when we got a good tax refund this year, because it is so expensive. I have alot of chin and neck hairs and could tweeze everyday if I didn't actually have a life. When I checked the reviews, they were horrible. So I decided I would not take the chance. I mentioned my hair issue to my gyn at my last checkup and she recommended laser hair removal, which isn't cheap either, but at least it works and I believe is permanent. Just keep in mind that laser hair removal only works on dark hairs - not blond ones.
#14
I have one of those "NONO's" and it is a nono. I also have the tree trunks and they make me crazy as soon as I feel the least little bit. My granddaughter told me one day that Instead of saying I need to tweeze my chin whiskers...I say I need to take care of some misplaced eyelashes. The laser does not work on misplaced eyelashes.. only the black ones.
#15
Super Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Horse Country, FL
Posts: 7,341
I seriously considered buying it, when we got a good tax refund this year, because it is so expensive. I have alot of chin and neck hairs and could tweeze everyday if I didn't actually have a life. When I checked the reviews, they were horrible. So I decided I would not take the chance. I mentioned my hair issue to my gyn at my last checkup and she recommended laser hair removal, which isn't cheap either, but at least it works and I believe is permanent. Just keep in mind that laser hair removal only works on dark hairs - not blond ones.
#16
Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Nova Scotia Canada
Posts: 171
Nono
I have what I call a full blown tree that grows on my chin and has to be plucked. Once I know it's there, I can't stop till I find it and get it out. To others, it's not visible until 3 or 4 days later, but during that time - I can't focus for any length of time on quilting or sewing just knowing it's there.
My question - Do any of you have experience with this NO-NO thing they advertise on TV for hair removal?
My question - Do any of you have experience with this NO-NO thing they advertise on TV for hair removal?
#18
Seems like after 40, a pair of tweezers is a girls best friend! I keep them in my purse for when the sun shines into the car and I see a few strays in the mirror... Maybe someday it will become fashionable to have a mustache but unfortunately, that day hasn't come yet...
#19
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Mableton, GA
Posts: 11,204
Glad to know. Just last night, visiting 4 year old grandson was rubbing his hand on my chin and asked why I had "grass" there! A few years ago his sister asked why my neck was "crumpled". I don't think there are enough gadgets to fix me, but they love me anyway and I will continue with the tweezer and the 10X lighted magnifiying mirror.
#20
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: California
Posts: 883
Laser is the way to go ~ The lady I went to did sessions for 1/2, 3/4, 1 hour long. Reasonalble priced too ! That was at least 8 years ago and I only have a couple now that just show up occasionally ! Great way to go ! You will love not having to look in the mirror and pluck !
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