The Real Dirt On The No No Hair Removal Scam

It’s recommended that you have between 1mm and 3mm of hair when you use the No No. That’s pretty short, but if you’ve just shaved or something, it will be more difficult for the heat of the No No to reach the root, which is its real target. Too much hair, though, and you have the opposite problem.

Yes, the old “Classic” model does work, and a lot of people are happy with it, though the newer model is considered to be a pretty big improvement.

That’s a really good question! LOL! I actually don’t know any of the specifics on that, but I saw a documentary on Netflix that said most fake products are made in China…

LOL! Though I do expect them to eventually release a version with more updated technology, I think the current version, which is rapidly growing in popularity, is going to be around for a while! Why hold your breath?

It really depends on the area being treated. I spent less than 30 minutes doing my legs and underarms, but on smaller spots I have to be a little more careful, so around 20 minutes for my bikini line and maybe 15 or so for my face. I only need to do it around every 2 months or so!

Don’t worry, if you’re buying from the official site, you’ll definitely get the newest model, which is one of the reasons I recommend buying from them!

As of this writing, yes, you can

No, the No No 8800 LOOKS like an oversized USB thumb drive, but it comes with its own power supply for recharging it.

Yes!

The new No No is still cordless, so it’s still easy to reach the spots you want to reach.

The No No Classic isn’t dangerous, it just isn’t quite as effective or easy to use as the No NO 8800.

No, you misunderstand me, I had 60% hair reduction within the 60 day guarantee window. As I kept using it, I was able to remove pretty much all of it. I have incredibly slow regrowth of hair now, so I’m smooth for months!

Yes, the No No is safe and effective for all skin and hair colors.

Yes, you can use the No NO 8800 on your face

Well, it’s different than laser treatments in a number of ways, but it’s definitely on par. It’s definitely a lot cheaper, and you can do it at home, and unlike laser treatments it’s safe for EVERYBODY. On the other hand, it’s not permanent, so YMMV. (For info on home laser treatments, check out the Tria review on this site: http://www.hairremovalfaq.org/tria-laser-hair-removal-reviews-does-it-work/ )

If you’re already using it and it works, you’re probably safe. The fakes are often clearly of poor quality with little or no packaging, but unfortunately there’s no truly reliable way to know if it’s real unless you’ve bought it from a reputable source, like the official No No site.

Really sorry to hear that I hope you get your money back. At least someone else might learn from your experience. Beware of ebay!

The product is relatively new, and gaining more and more in popularity over the last 5 years or so. Because of the way the No No targets hair, and avoids the skin, there are no long term effects to the skin, or even short term effects, for that matter!

I can’t be entirely certain this is why, but apparently rebranding a product is really expensive, and they already had a fair amount of positive reviews.