NO! NO! FABULOUS FRIDAYS!

Oh my god, how can I forget that damn Epilady. My sweet Mom bought three of these one Christmas for me and my two sisters (cause God forbid we would share anything when we where teen-agers). I can still feel the pain from the first time I used one of those things and felt it catch and attempt to pull the hair from my leg. There must be a land fill somewhere, filled to the brim with all of the Epilady's that were used once and thrown away. Sounds like the No-No has a much better idea for getting rid of the unwanted hair (heat) as opposed to ripping it slowly and painfully from its root. But not usable for the face? That kind of sucks.

oh i totally remember the epilady!!! never used it myself, but it sure was popular. no!no!no! seems pretty cool, i only wish that they made it in a pen-like form for doing small areas like eyebrows. it sure would be nice not to pluck so much...

I had my legs and pits and nearly everything else lasered so there is pretty much no hair left in those places. But I still want to do my bikini, but since I no longer work at a laser hair removal clinic I can't afford it! Plus laser hurts like a BIOTCH!!!!! And I am not talking about just the "bikini line," I want the whole she-bang done. I heard that No!no! doesn't advise using it on those parts. Do you ladies only use it on the bikini line (the area outside the undies/bathing suit) or have you tried the entire Brazilian treatment?

I study fish (skip sentence if you have heard me beleaguer this point before)therefore this means lots of time in the water and more importantly lots of time in a swimsuit. I also have lots of body hair, while most of it is blonde and fine, my bikini line is like a jungle (sorry for the crudeness). This does not mix well with said time spent in a swimsuit. I have tried almost everything---shaving produces lots of razor burn and ingrowns, creams smell bad and can burn, waxing pain can be tolerated but there is that terrible grow out period. I even tried laser hair removal once but do not have the money for the "several" treatments needed, plus the terrible technician I very rudely said, "oh wow you really are very very hairy!" Gee thanks. So when I first saw the no!no! advertised at Sephora I was intrigued. It seemed to good to be true, no pain, ingrowns, reduces hair? I finally gave in and bought one (yes they are expensive $250ish). So far so good. No I am not a hairless wonder and there are some cons as DesertDoll mentioned. One thing I noticed first was how the instructions and video keep using the phrase "strong commitment"--this is a warning, results don't happen over night, they take some time. And using the gadget takes time too depending on hair type and density. Bikini line, I have to go over an area several times using the buff thing in between every few passes. And no I still haven't gotten that supper smoothness yet. But, for sparser areas it DOES remove the hair and I have noticed that the hair grows back slower than with shaving. Best thing is NO NO ingrowns! Always a plus. Sometimes I do feel a bit of a sting, but nothing much. Also a plus is that it works on stubble and short hair, no growing out, it even works better on short hair. I don't have the patients to try to do my legs, shaving works just fine for me, but I did test it out on my arm hair that while dense is fine and blonde and it worked very well there, with much less going over and longer lasting results. I guess that is about it, but I will continue to use and if you have any questions just message me. Sorry to write a really long review but I got excited that I actually knew about this product and could possibly give back for all the knowledge I get from everyone else at Meg's.

Oh my goodness, I still remember the pain that darn epilady gave me!! It was horrible. Thanks for the reviews on this. Like everyone else, I've been very curious to hear some honest reviews on it. Sounds like I'm on the fence too. I'll wait until they create one that can be used on your face before shelling out the big bucks.

Burnt hair?  Buffing the bikini line?  No on the face?  How about the price - what is it?  Hmmm - sounds not so great at any cost.

No!No!No! seems to have great reviews everywhere I have seen it reviewed. Does anyone know the cost of it? I'm still recovering from using Nair a decade ago. I can still smell the stench just writing about it!

Thanks so much for reviewing this,its one of the gadgets on my to get list(as long as my arm)did you hear No!NO! are bringing out one of those spot zapping gadgets too similar to the zeno one(I also want).The ones Im really lusting for right now are,the tua viso facial exercise machine(kate moss has one and her skin looks great despite all the partying),the nicholas perricoe face machine,stop-tripollar ageing,tripollar-pose and the crystal clear under eye pen-see I m obsessed.

@ kedavis03 - The price of the no! no! has gone down since I bought it for $199 - according to Sephora's website they are selling it for $125.  I have to say that I really wanted to like the no! no! and gave it many, many chances, but in the end it just did not work as well as I was hoping it would.  I think desertdoll's review was very good, and very fair.  It is important to note that for many people, the no no does not remove all of the hair.  For instance, I have very dark, thick leg hair and while it removes a lot of it, I still have to shave afterwords to get the rest.   Also, it is important to realize that there is a significant burnt hair smell - enough to fill a bedroom and linger for 24 hours.  And while I feel that I have gotten pretty good at using the device correctly and have not had any problems with it "burning" my skin, I have heard of a few people feeling a slight burning sensation (though nothing awful) every once in a while.  I have actually found it quite easy to use, if time consuming, and for me it has been pain free.  Huge plusses as far as I'm concerned.  Lastly, if you decide to purchase one, do make sure to order new blades (they are not really "blades" in the traditional sense, but that is what they call them) & buffers well in advance of when you need them, as they seem to frequently be out of stock at Sephora and other places that sell them.  In summary, if you are willing to put a significant time committment into learning how to use the no no correctly, use it often, & recognize that it will not fully remove all of your hair (though it will reduce it significantly), then it is certainly worth a try. 

thanks for this overview. i've always wanted to try this product. it is a bit costly but if i have the funds i will definitely give this a try. i'm not a fan of waxing so shaving is the only thing i do. this could be a better alternative.

Has anyone tried this on the pits? I hate pit hair - it's so itchy, and a way to significantly reduce it without doctor visits sounds fabulous.

this looks like a cute lil gadget. I'd love to have it =) 

i think my mom tried this once and she complained about how it hurt a bit more than waxing