Has anybody tried Yes!Finishing Touch hair removal?

Poodlepet2 · ‎03-09-2010

I am really interested in this for facial hair removal: painless sounds good to me, but does it work? Thanks, Poodlepet2

ldanna · ‎03-30-2010

Yes! Evine Kive (formerly Shop HQ) offered this as a Top Value a couple of weeks ago and I used it as soon as it arrived last week. It works great! It isn't an epilator or laser removal type of product. it's more like a super-close, painless shaver. I'm a brunette and would normLly need to shave my legs 3x a week but with the Yes, I've already gone one week witn no stubble. Used at bikini line as well with zero irritation. Really love this gadget!

Poodlepet2 · ‎03-09-2010

Thanks! I will order it today! Poodlepet2

susandee · ‎03-10-2010

Go to Amazon and read the reviews or other places online. It sounds pitiful. I watched the presentation when it was a TSV and thought, it is a glorified, mini razor with a headlight. OOhh, big deal. http://www.amazon.com/As-Seen-On-TV-Finishing/dp/B00PSKTVO8#customerReviews

This one is my favorite:

Wow, it's the tiniest electric shaver ever with a headlight. Genius. This piece of cr*p has a foil head about one fifth the size of a men's counterpart, and we're supposed to use it for our entire bodies. It would literally take an entire day, 24 hours, if not longer to accomplish anything like that with this joke of a product. I couldn't even "finish" one leg in 45 minutes. I'd finish a complete marathon before I'd finish removing hair from my body with this thing and I'm not even a runner. I find the advertisement on the package quite insulting to my female intelligence. It's OBVIOUSLY nothing more than a super tiny electric shaver, yet that term, "shaver", is nowhere to be found. Instead, you get "introducing the world's first full-body hair remover made just for women to feel clean and sexy all over."... Then, blah blah elegant, blah blah technology, blah blah a bunch of ridiculous words to make it sound like a piece of magic...its a super tiny shaver with a stupid light on it.

One curious piece of info about this thing is that you are to NEVER get any part of it wet-you can't even rinse the trimmer and foil heads if they're detached. Apparently, water will damage them. Included is a tiny little brush and that is the ONLY way you are allowed to clean the heads. Surely they've heard of these things called germs. Even my 4 year old daughter knows about germs. She'll tell you: they're too small to see without a microscope, and they're everywhere. There's no way to REALLY clean these cr*ppy little shaver heads. That's so weird, and dumb, and GROSS.

Here's a serious need I have with women's shavers in general: Men get awesome, giant foil headed shavers that adjust to every contour imaginable for their faces, but somehow women are expected to meet the perfectly smooth whole-bodied expectations of those men with cr*p like this. What's wrong with you people?!? Take a good men's shaver, add a couple of extra options to it, make them pink or purple or whatever, or DON'T, and voila! You got a good women's shaver. HOW HARD IS THAT?!?

Let me just state for the record that yes, I read all instructions, fine print, legal jargon, Etc BEFORE my first use, and I followed all the directions perfectly. Ok, I think I've made my point.

Deserves negative stars but that's impossible. Had to give it one undeserved star so I could leave this freaking review.

Poodlepet2 · ‎03-09-2010

Susandee, I am going to try it: my main reason is for facial hair removal. I can always return it....on the issue of men's shavers, I could not agree more. About a year ago, I tried my husband's and immediately bought my own. The garbage about electric shavers designed "for a woman's needs" is absolute hogwash. Poodlepet2

gigy · ‎03-10-2010

If this is ANYTHING like the NoNo that HSN sells, forget it, it is worthless. That NoNo is expensive and does not work at all. What a complete waste of money, NEVER AGAIN!