Comments on: Beauty Health Review: Smooth Away Hair Removal Kit (As Seen On TV)

By: alf_483

alf_483 — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 02:27:57 +0000

girlfriend wants me smooth all over. is it safe for a guy to use Smooth Away on his butt and groin area? i know it says it can be used on sensitive areas, but i want to be sure before i use it on the boys. any information would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

By: alf_483

alf_483 — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 20:27:57 +0000

By: Sarah

Sarah — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:05:46 +0000

I would highly recommend try using the threading method, mostly known by eyebrow threading. You can actually thread any part of your body, but if you want to try threading your own eyebrows search for eyebrow threading video on info on how to do so.

By: Gigs

Gigs — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 11:38:51 +0000

My husband *insisted* that I get it because he is too cheap to spring for laser hair removal (which would have saved me money in the long run and the hairs would be permanently gone!).

By: Sharon Riley

Sharon Riley — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 01:01:20 +0000

PLEASE don't use sandpaper, superfine as it might be! I tried that and my legs immediately turned inflamed and felt like a bad sunburn – thank goodness I only tried it on a small area! I don't know what the Smooth Away pads are made of, but if you look at them, whatever is on them is smooth as velvet.

By: Sharon Riley

Sharon Riley — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 00:53:26 +0000

I was skeptical at first (way easy and too good to be true usually IS especially with the majority of “as seen on TV” products!) but wanted to try Smooth Away cuz as I've gotten older, my skin has become more sensative to the point where I always get razor burn using a blade, and due to my really course leghair an electric razor just doesn't do the job without still leaving stubble. I bought Smooth Away at a local CVS store and used it that evening even after shaving with my electric razor just that morning. WOW, was I pleasantly surprised – it got rid of the stubble and my legs feel velvety smooth now, and the best part is absolutely no skin irritation! I even used in on my arms, and even tho the instructions tell us it works best on hair less than 1/4″ long, it took all that off too. I'd always used a cream dipilatory on my arms but lately those have all caused such itching I'd stopped using them. I'm sure Smooth Away probably doesn't work this well for everyone, but I'm VERY happy with the results I got from it and am recommending it to all my friends. I feel like a “soft, not so hairy girl” again at age 60 – what an ego booster – LOL! Only time will tell how the hair will grow back – course as with shaving or the more natural, softer “fuzz”? And, will the hair grow back as fast as with the more conventional shaving? No matter, I'm used to “course” and as long as this product continues to work so well I'll be a lifetime user. My only fear is if it isn't aggressively advertised, the product will disappear from the marketplace. Think I'll order enough replacement pads to last me lots of years so I'll never run out. I'm anxious to try it out on my upper lip and chin next – that'll be the ulitmate test for stubble and irritation-free skin! A suggestion – target baby boomers with your advertising – as we get older, we've got embarrassing hair growing where we never had it before, and at least for me, it's turned out to be a Godsend! Thank you SO much for making such a great product.

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By: Unknown

Unknown — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 00:23:55 +0000

I love smooth away I bought it today

By: lilaclady

lilaclady — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 17:46:11 +0000

Hi all! I have to say, that with patience, this product should remove most hair. I have very thick, corse hair on thighs, so it did not work there (or the bikini area), but everywhere else, it worked great. Actually, for unwanted facial hair, it has been a godsend, turning what used to be a issue in my life into a minor annoyance. Plan on doing it as often as you have to do anything else, though. If you need to wax twice a week, you will need to do this twice a week. If you pluck daily, you will have to do this daily (I am talking facial hair). For the legs, it is just too much work in my opinion, but I think taking the ten minutes to do my arms is well worth it, and I only have to do them every other week or so. Also, Bed Bath and Beyond now sells refill packs of the sand paper for $9.99, which comes with 12 large pads and 6 small. And I actually discovered that I prefer to use them with out the plastic holder! Good luck all!