No No hair removal

[BlossominBeauty]

Good evening everyone! It's very rare that I post on here, so please bare with me!
Has anyone purchased a No! No! hair removal appliance that is frequently advertised? It looks effective, although apparently the tips need changing every few months, if you use it regularly, so I was wondering how cost effective it will be in the long run. If anyone has given it a go, please can you let me know? Thanks!
Elsa x

 

[Steph86]

http://www.salongeek.com/skin-geek/191465-no-no-hair-removal-gadget.html

That may or may not help x

 

[gillian w]

I always have a look at the reviews on Amazon or QVC for things like this.As long as there are loads of reviews its usually a fair opinion.

 

[Biljana]

I have only ever hear negative reviews. 3 of my wax clients asked for my forgiveness lol (silly girls) and if I would take them back?!
In short I wouldn't bother.
Sometime ago, a company Silk'n Flash and Go has sent me an at home HPL machine to use and review. I have tested it long enough to say that as far as home light pulse machines go this one has performed really well.

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[VikkiBP]

I know 3 people that's tried it and each of them sent it back stating it was rubbish and didn't work and one of which had burnt her face.

 

[BlossominBeauty]

Thanks for all your comments, very helpful! x

 

[sandydee]

I have a client who bought a No No about 18months ago. I think it is gathering dust in her cupboard now, lol. She still comes to me for her waxing.

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[kamikate]

Thanks for your comments everyone. My husband has been itching to get a no no for my daughter even though I have warned him against interfering in female hair removal of which he knows nothing. Now I have some evidence with which to arm myself in this argument!