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Me Smooth Hair Removal Device

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I am a big fan of laser hair removal, but a problem with it for many is that it is limited to people with light skin tones. The Me Smooth Hair Removal Device fixes that problem. It is good for all skin colors! I took a look at the reviews and information about the system and decided that it appears to be quite a good buy.

Me Smooth Hair Removal Device

How it works: The Me Smooth works using Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) and Radio Frequencies (RF) to heat and deaden the hair follicles. Me Smooth calls this combination Elos technology. The device includes a shaver head to first prep the area, followed by use of the light. Unlike traditional lasers, which target pigment and make their use unsafe of dark skin, the technology in the ME Smooth will work for anyone.

Safety and Effectiveness: The device is FDA cleared and proven safe and effective. Reports place effectiveness as high, while using the device ahs no discomfort whatsoever. The device has three settings for customized use.

Me Smooth Reviews: Consumer reviews of the product have been very good, with most consumers reporting that the Me Smooth works quickly, is easy to use, and has no pain at all. Some report that that the highest setting does have a stronger heating sensation, that is not painful, but is a bit uncomfortable. Note that all lasers and IPL type device take time and multiple treatments to work. You will need to use the device regularly for at least several months to see full results. I came across a few negative reviews where it appeared that the consumer did not try the product for a sufficient amount of time. Read the consumer reviews at Sephora here.

Me Smooth Hair Remvoal

Cost: The Me Smooth system runs at around $395, which makes it more expensive than the popular laser systems (see our Silk’n v Tria comparison for more info), but it also appears to work quicker than the laser systems, covers a wider area at a time, and is effective for the widest range of people. The device uses replacement cartridges that run $50. Reports are that individual cartridges last for quite a long time.  (Note, the lasers usually eventually need replacement lights as well). Regardless of the system or product chosen, a home hair removal system will always be much, much cheaper than going for professional treatments.

Bottom Line: I got my Tria ages ago and loved it, but I would have strongly considered the Me Smooth had it been available when I was in the market for a hair removal device. Based on the consumer reviews and information provided from the manufacturer, it looks like a great product.

Buy the Me Smooth

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Best Beauty Products of 2012

2012 is almost at its close and it is time again for the annual best of the year awards. The list below are my favorite products that I covered in 2012. Click through the links to read the original reviews.

You can also see previous years here:

Best Beauty Products of 2012

 

Urban Decay Naked Skin, with the Urban Decay Optical Blurring Brush: Naked skin wears incredibly well and, when applied and buffed with the optical blurring brush, it gives a flawless airbrushed look. It has become my all time favorite foundation.

Lorac Unzipped: This was the best of the nude/neutral palettes this year. A perfect selection of matte and shimmer shades.

Laura Mercier Artist Eyes Palette: A wonderful all around palette with shades perfect for just about any occasion.

Fyrinnae Eye Shadow: This indie company offers unique blends of high pigment micas and oxides for stunning shadow looks. Try their Pixie Epoxy for making super glittery shadows stay put!

Urban Decay Vice Palette: Who can resist a palette full of new UD shades? This one was a winner all around.

Nars Lahasa: Simply a beautiful purple dark taupe. Love it!

MAC Nail Lacquers: I love MAC nail polish and was glad to see them make a number of shades part of their regular collection.

Urban Decay Smoked Palette: Another winning palette from Urban Decay. This one offers all that you need for sultry smoky looks.

L’Oreal Infallible Eye Shadow: High pigment lightly pressed shadow at decent prices and readily available. Great for those who love pigments but want to save a few dollars.

Skin79 BB Cream: My favorite BB cream this year. It covers well and wears wonderfully.

Darling Girl Eye Shadow: Another indie brand with great pigment and a silky smooth formula. I like their base formulation quite a bit for a loose shadow. I also found a taupe that I am in love with among the samples that I ordered.

Cinderella Palette: A surprisingly good eye shadow palette that is more grown up than you would expect. Nice shades in an attractive package.

Lorac Pro Palette: Another wonderful all around eye shadow palette with a great selection of useful shades.

Essie Luxe Effects Top Coat and Bikini So Teeny: Bikini So Teeny was my favorite polish shade of the year, and a Luxe Effects top coat looked great over it!

The Balm Shady Lady Vol. 2: The Balm is seriously underrated in my opinion. The Shady Lady Volume 2 was one of their palettes that I tried this year and I found it to be super pigmented, with little fallout and long wear.

Youngblood Creme Powder Foundation: A very nice cream foundation that very well might have become my new favorite if Naked skin hadn't come into the picture. I still wear this one a lot too, especially when I want something more portable.

Silk’n Flash and Go: The hot new product in permanent home hair removal. This one can be used on the face.  See our comparison to the Tria for decisions on which to buy (I love the Tria too).

Smashbox Masterclass: A super palette of shadows, blush, lip products, and highlighters. It is all that you need for any look with quality products.

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Silk’n Flash and Go on the Suzanne Show

The Suzanne Show with Suzanne Somers on Lifetime is featuring the Silk’n Flash and Go home laser hair removal device on Wednesday December 12, 2012.  The Flash and Go offers easy, permanent, and painless hair removal at a great price. I love my own home laser and the Silk’n offers hair removal not just on the body, but also on the face.

Now, get a great deal on the Flash and Go or Face Fx (I’m testing that right now) through December 17th! This is as good as or better than their Black Friday sale was!

Click here to go to the Silk’n site and enter one of these deals at checkout:

  • 25% off Flash&Go plus Free Shipping with code SWEETDEAL. Expires 12.17.12
  • Get 20% off your purchase at Silk'n with code SAVINGS. Expires 12.17.12

Want to see my Silk’n review? Check here.

Or Shop for the Silk’n Flash and Go (don’t forget your code at checkout!)

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