smooth away??

**taro** · 04-08-2009 03:07 AM

has anyone tried this? i've seen the infomercials and they set up a booth at my mall, but i was wondering if anyone here has used it, and what you all have to say about it.

**taro** · 04-08-2009 03:20 AM

ok looks like the video didn't work. lol. anyway, smooth away is a set of pads that have "super fine crystals" that are supposed to "buff away unwanted hair". you're supposed to rub it in a circular motion and it's supposed to remove hair easily and without pain.

**CHANDLERS WISH** · 04-08-2009 03:29 AM

well you didn't add a link so i couldn't see but what ever it was, would have been an advertisement for some company and unfortunately that's not allowed, on this site, perhaps read the site rules.

That was mumbo jumbo.. but commercials are called "ADVERTISING" which, is not allowed.

Sorry...

Welcome again,

Read the rules.

Enjoy.

CW

**taro** · 04-08-2009 03:50 AM

i would like to apologize. i did not mean to advertise this product. i merely wanted to show the video so others know what the product is. i was in no way, shape, or form promoting the product, if anything i was being skeptical, hence, asking other for their opinions about it. also i read the rules, and have re-read them due to the previous post and i don't see where is says i broke the rules, seeing as i wasn't PROMOTING the product, nor did i post a link "driving traffic away from the site". i assure you it won't happen again, however, i would like to request an update of the rules so this doesn't happen again.

"SPAM/Advertising
All members are FORBIDDEN from any sort of self-promotion, advertising of products or services, and driving traffic away from our site by means of linking to external sites (even if related to women's health). Anyone who does this, will be immediately banned with no warnings!"

**CHANDLERS WISH** · 04-08-2009 03:57 AM

SPAM/Advertising
All members are FORBIDDEN from any sort of self-promotion, advertising of products or services, and driving traffic away from our site by means of linking to external sites (even if related to women's health). Anyone who does this, will be immediately banned with no warnings!"

If we thought you were doing it for the purpose of spam not showing people what your thinking the rules would have applied, banned.

Purely and simply I have highlighted the situation for you.

No apology required, you are trying to provide information where others, clearly do what you do as an ADVERTISEMENT...

Product name can be mentioned, product itself can be mentioned, pictures of product which shows the name of the company can be construed as "advertising"...

CW

**taro** · 04-08-2009 04:23 AM

Ok. I see what you're saying. Thank you for the clarification.

**CHANDLERS WISH** · 04-08-2009 04:33 AM

Sooooooo less work for us

You do but have good advise for the girls........

So keep going...

**meggo** · 04-08-2009 01:40 PM

i dont know if this is advertising but it does work pretty good, not on the bikini though ouch

**taro** · 04-08-2009 01:51 PM

Originally Posted by meggo

i dont know if this is advertising but it does work pretty good, not on the bikini though ouch

that's actually what i was afraid of. to be honest, it seems like they're using the same concept as sand paper :/

**Hopeless Dork** · 04-08-2009 02:21 PM

tried it, hated it. It worked but it left me so irritated and sore , worse than shaving. At first I thought it was amazing because it really does work, maybe I rubbed too hard but I won't be using it again. My skin could barely tolerate panties for 2 days, it was like really bad rug burn. Its almost like using a nail file to just file away the hair.