Beauty Tools & Accessories TSV 12/11/24

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Beauty Tools & Accessories TSV 12/11/24

 

[Sazza]

Beauty Tools & Accessories TSV 12/11/24

TSV is from No!No!

 

[donna255]

WOW! A rave from the grave.

 

[Letz-be-avenue]

Most of the customers will probably say No! No! No thanks!,

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

no!no! Hair Removal System TSV 12/11/24

http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.740927.html

 

[Toril]

They left QVC and then appeared on IW and now it’s swerved back to QVC. How hirsute do these shopping channels think we are??

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

No!No! Micro Hair Removal System
Item Number: 740927
QVC Price £150.00
Todays Special Value Price £86.96
P&P £3.95

Want to help minimise the appearance of hair on your face, legs and arms? Then say hello to smooth-feeling skin with the No!No! Micro Hair Removal System. This clever device features the brand's patented Pulsed Thermicon Technology which uses gentle heat to help remove hair on the skin's surface in a pain-free way, with two types of tip attachments for targeting different areas. Small and portable, it's ideal for using from the comfort of your home and can be easily stored away.
*A great saving: if you were to buy the items in this No!No! Micro Hair Removal System individually, directly from No!No! you'd pay £156.97. So, for our Today's Special Value price of just £86.96 plus P&P, you're saving £66.06.
Target different areas - the tip attachments included allow you to use your device on different areas of your body. The narrow tip is ideal for smaller and more sensitive areas like your face, neck, underarms and bikini line, while the wide tip can be used to help minimise hair on larger areas like the arms, legs, chest and back.
A smooth finish - this set also includes two large buffers, perfect for use after every treatment to help exfoliate, remove treated hair and to leave your skin feeling smooth.

• Suitable for use on all skin tones and hair colours
• Designed to be non-invasive and pain-free
• Uses heat-based technology
• Cordless and rechargeable
• Battery icon
• On/Off button

Colour options:

• Pink
• White

Contains:

• 1 x No!No! Micro Hair Removal Device
• 2 x narrow tip attachment
• 2 x wide tip attachment
• 2 x large buffer
• 1 x brush
• 1 x hard shell travel case
• 1 x refill kit - with small buffer, wide tip and narrow tip

How to use:

• Charge device for at least 5 hours before first use
• Cleanse your chosen treatment area, removing all lotions, oils, gels or creams before every use
• Make sure your skin is clean and dry
• Insert your chosen tip, making sure the device is turned off
• Once inserted, press the On/Off button
• Glide over skin at approximately a 90-degree angle
• Use the buffer after use, using a circular and/or back and forth motion over the treated area
• Use every day for touch-ups and 2 - 3 times a week on areas needed

http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.740927.html

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

now £64.96 + post

 

[Brissles]

Remember all the full page newspaper ads ? And you had to search the small print to find the price? And the wide eyed yank who would present it. She's still about - pops up on GBN and has a variety of titles on her cv

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

TSV is from No!No!

It amazes me people buy this rubbish which once again turns up on Q, it is useless and much over hyped

 

[Bea Frugal]

I thought this gadget was meant to reduce hair growth but it seems not. I watched the presentation and it was ages before they got down to brass tacks but it was doomed when Flint said use it before laser treatment. Utterly pointless then. No no to that.

 

[MrMarple]

I thought this gadget was meant to reduce hair growth but it seems not. I watched the presentation and it was ages before they got down to brass tacks but it was doomed when Flint said use it before laser treatment. Utterly pointless then. No no to that.

Yeah, I noticed that too. In the past they definitely said that this reduced hair growth but it never got mentioned once on the presentation that I saw.

It must be some weird legal thing that they're having to adhere to because SBC always advertised that their Arnica gel was great for bruising but that doesn't get mentioned either these days. Very strange.

 

[Battiola73]

Don’t know about the NoNo but yes to the arnica. I used to take the mickey out of my mum using arnica for her aches and pains. That was until I hurt my back, tried it and whether it wax the placebo effect, it helped. Never without it. Dropped my iPad n my foot last week, used the arnica and bruises came out

 

[Snowstorm]

From me it's a No No. Another SBC arnica gel fan though.