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Started by ChelseaAnn, November 02, 2013, 09:50:18 AM

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ChelseaAnn

November 02, 2013, 09:50:18 AM
Has anyone in the states tried that No-No hair remover?

http://chelseatransition.blogspot.com/

MTF, transitioning in 2015
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suzifrommd

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November 02, 2013, 11:21:01 AM
I looked into it. Just about every impartial online review seemed to imply it is useless.
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ChelseaAnn

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November 02, 2013, 11:38:51 AM
Well, I'm looking to save up for something useful until I can get permanent stuff done (I'm not transitioning for some time yet). Any suggestions? Just so I can get a daily close shave?
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Revenna

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November 04, 2013, 08:45:54 AM
I've used it. The commercials are kind of vague on how it works, but basically it uses a hot wire to sort of vaporize the hair. Surprisingly, it actually doesn't hurt to use it. It does work and leaves your skin nice and smooth but it doesn't really last any longer than shaving or something like Nair.
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Mx Pippa

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November 20, 2013, 06:30:18 PM
Quote from: suzifrommd on November 02, 2013, 11:21:01 AM
I looked into it. Just about every impartial online review seemed to imply it is useless.

Sorry NO, NO, but I just have to agree with this, even have let my friends have ago, and the hairs just laugh. My blood boils every time there advertisement pops up on the TV. I just don't know how they get away with it, cost me £250 that's the cost of 2 quarts long life heads for my Homedics Me Elos, now that's a machine for legs that I do like, my legs are so smooth I barely need to use it now. Mind you the NO NO, dose look pretty, especially in pink, and you get a little bush with it.
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I've been with The Laurels, NHS Transgender Clinic in Exeter UK,  for 2.5 years. I started my pre-op transgender journey after having breast implant surgery done by surgeon, Mr Michael Graham at The Winterbourne Hospital, in Dorchester UK, in July 2011.

It was after breast implant surgery, my female true real-self emerged, and I started to live full time as the woman. I was adamant GRS was not an opinion, after looking deep into my inner self, thoughts have changed, also testosterone blocking Pro-strap injection have a very positive impact, together with my oestrogen, sex drive has become better and more feminine. I am now so excited, and want to get on with my GRS. 

On the list with another of Britain's top surgeons, Mr Phil Thomas in Brighton for my Gender Reassignment Surgery.

I am engaged to Michael, a wonderful supportive guy.
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FrancisAnn

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November 20, 2013, 07:45:45 PM
It's a waste of your money!!!! If anything a laser by Tria, it actually works if dark hairs.

NO to NONO.
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Mx Pippa

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November 21, 2013, 01:46:18 AM
Quote from: FrancisAnn on November 20, 2013, 07:45:45 PM
It's a waste of your money!!!! If anything a laser by Tria, it actually works if dark hairs.

NO to NONO.

I expect you'll find your Tria will work on the white hair if you use it with Pigmentine, although I can only say for sure this product works with the professional machines. I have zapped treated area with my my home unit, and it dose feel like a root or three have been fried,

Quote from: MxPippa on November 19, 2013, 02:14:08 PM
Hiya Kiaraja,  I get mine from the salon that dose my treatment, but I just pumped it into Google and came up with these two for starters :

http://www.proderma-eu.com/en/product-view/17/90.html


http://www.beautifultechnologies.co.uk/Cosmetics/Pigmentine.html
Hi, you're with 71 year old pre-op transgender Philippa (Pippa) born back in June 1946, I live on the south coast of UK in Wimborne Minster, Dorset.

I've been with The Laurels, NHS Transgender Clinic in Exeter UK,  for 2.5 years. I started my pre-op transgender journey after having breast implant surgery done by surgeon, Mr Michael Graham at The Winterbourne Hospital, in Dorchester UK, in July 2011.

It was after breast implant surgery, my female true real-self emerged, and I started to live full time as the woman. I was adamant GRS was not an opinion, after looking deep into my inner self, thoughts have changed, also testosterone blocking Pro-strap injection have a very positive impact, together with my oestrogen, sex drive has become better and more feminine. I am now so excited, and want to get on with my GRS. 

On the list with another of Britain's top surgeons, Mr Phil Thomas in Brighton for my Gender Reassignment Surgery.

I am engaged to Michael, a wonderful supportive guy.
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Sammy

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November 21, 2013, 01:49:03 AM
Quote from: MxPippa on November 21, 2013, 01:46:18 AM
I expect you'll find your Tria will work on the white hair if you use it with Pigmentine, although I can only say for sure this product works with the professional machines. I have zapped treated area with my my home unit, and it dose feel like a root or three have been fried,

Care to tell us more about this Pigmentine? :) :) :)
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Mx Pippa

#8
November 21, 2013, 01:53:15 AM
Hi, you're with 71 year old pre-op transgender Philippa (Pippa) born back in June 1946, I live on the south coast of UK in Wimborne Minster, Dorset.

I've been with The Laurels, NHS Transgender Clinic in Exeter UK,  for 2.5 years. I started my pre-op transgender journey after having breast implant surgery done by surgeon, Mr Michael Graham at The Winterbourne Hospital, in Dorchester UK, in July 2011.

It was after breast implant surgery, my female true real-self emerged, and I started to live full time as the woman. I was adamant GRS was not an opinion, after looking deep into my inner self, thoughts have changed, also testosterone blocking Pro-strap injection have a very positive impact, together with my oestrogen, sex drive has become better and more feminine. I am now so excited, and want to get on with my GRS. 

On the list with another of Britain's top surgeons, Mr Phil Thomas in Brighton for my Gender Reassignment Surgery.

I am engaged to Michael, a wonderful supportive guy.
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