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Beauty gadgets you would not buy again
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fairy_lights wrote: »An epilator. I'm sure it would have been brilliant if I'd been able to stand the pain but I just couldn't!
Snap!!!!
The noise of the grinding metal discs......
I bought the Philips lazer blaster thing. I did my third light treatment today.0 -
Isn't it funny how we're all different - I get on fine with my epilator, it's one of the best gadgets I've bought.
Thankfully it wasn't too expensive but one waste of money was the Veet Easyway system - it's anything but easy!! So messy, took about 3 hairs off, and the strips are rubbish. Awful!0 -
I would say the face massager that promises to lift my face. Honestly, I was in doubt but head on. Now, it's in the stock room. At least I did not throw it straight ahead.0
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The sad thing is I still do not learn!.
Lured in by the prospect of perfect hair and skin etc I get tempted
I was tempted by one of those babyliss procurl things that suck your hair up onto a roller
But then I reminded myself of the time I spent trying to remove hot air drying round brush out of my hair after getting it stuck!
I am sad to say as I read the replies to this thread I have done a few of them- epilator- yes there is one at the back of a drawer somewhere, slendertone been there done that.
I am horrified to think what this all adds up to in cost.
I could have paid for cosmetic surgery by now!0 -
Same here! I apparantly have the perfect hair/skin colour combo for laser systems, but it did not do a thing for me. When I bought it there were so many positive reviews on blogs and forums, but not so much lately - hmmmm!
but how do some people get hair free, seen on holiday/gym etc etc is there something else to try? Not going down the waxing route :eek:Life is a coin, you can spend it anyway you wish, but you can only spend it once.
Go as far as you can see, and when you get there you'll see further.
Take time but don't waste time0 -
Some women are naturally very un hairy.
I used to shave my legs about twice a month, I haven't got enough hair on my legs to notice now, haven't shaved them for years.0 -
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but how do some people get hair free, seen on holiday/gym etc etc is there something else to try? Not going down the waxing route :eek:
Presumably they pay thousands to have proper laser treatment at a salon. As the other poster said some women are also just not hairy. I have a few friends who have never had to shave their legs. Grrrr!0
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