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After my initial review of No!No!, I promised an update on the new hair-removal device. My little pink gadget and I have been together for a couple of months now, and so I can give you a more robust idea of how well it works. (If you need a quick intro to how No!No! works, just read the first review.) The first thing to understand is that using No!No! ($250) requires a time commitment. No, it's Read more
I've already told you about No!No! ($250), a new and painless hair-removal device that's making its U.S. debut at Sephora. Well, I was able to try out No!No!, and I think you'll like what it does. First, it's important to understand that No!No! promises measurable, but not miraculous, results. With continued use, it will eliminate about 65% of body hair. It won't do it overnight, however; you Read more
If you hate shaving as much as I do, you might say "yes!" to No!No!. This small, portable hair removal device promises to destroy hair painlessly using thermal technology. The heat gently destroys hair by crystallizing the top part of the follicle, stopping up to 64% of hair growth over time. It isn't a miracle cure, nor does it provide overnight results. You'll need to use No!No! two or three Read more
The no!no! Skin ($180) acne device is designed to treat pimples with a one-two punch of heat and light, making it a more effective zit zapper than machines that only use one or the other. No!no! sent one our way, so we decided to give this fancy little gadget a go. Want to see whether this high-tech beauty booty really did the trick? Then check out our video review. Read more
This post was submitted (anonymously, as always) to our Savvy Confessions group. Got any advice? Leave it in the comments. Hi, fellow Savvy Confessors. I've got an issue I've been struggling with that I could seriously use some help on. I am in a job where I am paid to be "available." I am paid salary (based on an hourly rate at 40 hours a week) regardless of how little or how much I work. Some Read more
Kate Hudson skyrocketed to fame after her Oscar-nominated turn as Penny Lane in 2000's Almost Famous, but that wasn't her first role. No, no, the A-lister — who turns 33 this week — had her first role ever on the '90s prime-time staple Party of Five. Dozens of movies later, she boasts an impressive resume, but we like to remember a simpler time when she was just a girl trying to tell Justin Read more
Last week's heated back-and-forth between Mitt Romney's wife Ann Romney and Hilary Rosen over whether or not Ann should be the voice of "working moms" due to her stay-at-home mom past has come back to bite Mitt in the butt. In defense of Hilary's comment that Ann "has actually never worked a day in her life," Mitt has responded with "All moms are working moms." It sounds innocent enough, but Read more
Running is one of the most popular forms of exercise, because besides burning major calories and toning your tush, it costs pennies compared to other sports. If you're a runner at heart, be sure to avoid these three most common mistakes. Wearing Sneakers For Too Long Your trusty old pair was there for you when you shaved two minutes off your 10K time and later conquered your first half, but that Read more
In honor of Earth Month, Josie Maran (pictured left) is rereleasing her eponymous brand's cult favorite argan oil with an added charitable element. The beauty entrepreneur even recruited some of her model pals, Petra Nemcova (pictured right) and Angela Lindvall, to design the limited-edition bottles ($52 each) for the line's Model Citizen campaign. Available at Sephora, through QVC, or on Read more
Best intentions got you through the gym door, but anything from a crowded locker room to a forgotten sports bra can discourage you from wanting to stick with your workout. Before you turn around and go home, however, read our tips on how to get over what's holding you back. I'm late for class: Whether sneaking into class late is OK depends on a number of factors, including how effective your Read more
