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Old 05-13-2009, 11:30 AM #1
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DD17 and I tried the Smooth Away Hair Removal pads. They are awesome and they WORK! We bought them at Target for about $10.00. We have been using them for a month now. They are easy to use and you don't have to be in the tub/shower to use them, which was an issue with me and the MS.

Just thought I would share that with you all.
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Do they scratch your skin? I'd heard that they're just like sandpaper and very scratchy. I haven't tried them yet but wanted to. I might just have to go get it now that you've tried it. Thanks for the review!
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They didn't scratch my skin at all and made my skin feel so soft. Don't push too hard when you rub it though. I did that and my skin was a little red afterwards. I did put a little olive oil (great skin anti-inflammatory) on the red spot and it went away quickly.

The cost is cheaper than razor blades, there is no smell to contend with, no risk of cutting myself with a razor or razor burn, and overall I found them so easy to use.
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Thanks , I have been thinking about trying those and wondered if they actually worked or not.
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sounds great--- esp for traveling!

Thanks for the tip!
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I'm glad you 'reviewed' this product!! I've seen the commercials and wondered if they were a 'too good to be true' thing

Now I must have!
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