no!no! TSV 05/02/17

[Glittergirl]

Does seem very overpriced! I've got a Philips at less than half the price and it does the job just fine! Funny thread though :mysmilie_17:

 

[ERICS MUM]

It was on in the background earlier and Will and the guest mentioned a few times that if anyone has health concerns they should ask their GP if it's ok to use.

The last thing busy and stressed GPs need at the moment is appointments being taken up by hairy women wondering if the No No will give them a nasty illness.

 

[Glittergirl]

I've heard this question before, so surely as a recognised company they should know the answer to this! Research is paramount! :mysmilie_10:

 

[shopperholic]

Yes can you imagine the receptionist response when you ask for an appointment to see your GP to see if he/she thinks you're physically fit enough to use am overpriced hair remover product that doesn't work, that's when they've composed themselves and politely tell you to go forth and multiply. :mysmilie_15:

 

[Marina]

It was on in the background earlier and Will and the guest mentioned a few times that if anyone has health concerns they should ask their GP if it's ok to use.

The last thing busy and stressed GPs need at the moment is appointments being taken up by hairy women wondering if the No No will give them a nasty illness.

This suggestion bemuses me every time I hear it. Should a GP doctor familiarise themselves with the numerous gadgets on the market to be able to advise a patient?

 

[China Girl]

Yes, they always tell you to ask your doctor about the most trivial things. difficult enough to get an appointment these days, is it because there is a long queue of people outside with their Q appliances?

 

[Julius]

Seems like this product is named somewhat infelicitously, for it actually IS something of a no-no. I remember once it was being presented on screen and the guest was harping on about the product's discreetness. She suggested that it could be used at your desk at work. Yeah right! Like the all-pervading, pungent odour of someones bikini line being singed wouldn't give the game away? Imagine if people really did use the No!No! at their desks? Picture it...the fire marshall would don their hi-viz vest, quickly and quietly ushering workers to the nearest exit, only to find it was a false alarm generated by Maureen's charred pubes! Terrific! We'd have offices the length and breadth of the land smelling like the Aussie outback after a bush fire!

Actually there is a solution. You could buy some "Poo-Pourri" and just fish that out of your Kipling bag and give the office a quick burst of synthetic fragrance. The heady blend of freesia, magnolia and hickory-smoked hair would evoke the ambiance of Woodstock.

 

[shopperholic]

Seems like this product is named somewhat infelicitously, for it actually IS something of a no-no. I remember once it was being presented on screen and the guest was harping on about the product's discreetness. She suggested that it could be used at your desk at work. Yeah right! Like the all-pervading, pungent odour of someones bikini line being singed wouldn't give the game away? Imagine if people really did use the No!No! at their desks? Picture it...the fire marshall would don their hi-viz vest, quickly and quietly ushering workers to the nearest exit, only to find it was a false alarm generated by Maureen's charred pubes! Terrific! We'd have offices the length and breadth of the land smelling like the Aussie outback after a bush fire!

Actually there is a solution. You could buy some "Poo-Pourri" and just fish that out of your Kipling bag and give the office a quick burst of synthetic fragrance. The heady blend of freesia, magnolia and hickory-smoked hair would evoke the ambiance of Woodstock.

:mysmilie_15:

 

[Julius]

There are plenty of gullible people out there. Why do people still believe in people like Uri Geller and Peter Popoff when they've been debunked a zillion times? I guess it's the same with so-called "selly telly." There are probably millions of hirsute housewives out there just desperate for a solution to deal with that luxuriant growth above their top lip. You then get presenters like Simon Biagi who always tells the story of how his wife had to take pain killers before she went to get her legs waxed... Just shurrup and wax yo chest, eh Simes!