What's the difference between their two products-Flash&Go vs SensEpil? im ultimately looking for upper lip solution
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SensEpil has bigger area coverage and can be used for most of the areas (I used it for face, arms and legs).Works quite well and seems sturdy. But it has two components: controller and applicator and probably is heavierto transport if you are on the go. I have not used the Flash&Go.; But it seems to be one unit shaped like hair-dryer,easier to transport. It seems to have much smaller coverage area (area it covers per flash). Lind of like difference between cannister and upright vacuum cleaners...
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I've actually used both of them. Same w13 and the color is more lighter for blooming fit. I personally prefer bright fit over blooming fit just because it provides more coverage. Unfortunately, etude house discontinued bright fit. If you are still able to buy it on the web, check the expiration date on the tube or manufacturing date. It probably was manufactured at least a year or two ago.
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I think they are the same product, based strictly on my own experience. I was given the spray last year but frankly, I'm too lazy to remember to use it regularly. The diffuser doesn't need my attention so, yay.
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You can use either one , the is going to only flash when you need flash. The flash will be in auto anyway.
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I suggest you stick with oral b brand . The oem look alikes don't work well. I get a large pack at Costco and they last for years.
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Hi.The difference is the quality of the screen itself. V2 has an IPS led, which has much better viewing angles. You can google ''Frenden Yiynova 22'' if you want to know details, it´s a known blog that reviews tablets, and the responsible for the popularization of the Yiynova brand.
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I find this device is better than Flexsmart. I used Flexmart but the quality of the MPOW is much better. I use it at volume 18 and the person on the other end can hear me good and i can here them good as well. I recomend the MPOW.
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It looks like the same thing. No difference that I can see. BTW there is newer version available that has Bluetooth (http://www.amazon.com/Smartseries-Bluetooth-Electric-Rechargeable-Toothbrush/dp/B00O8ODI5I/ref=dp_ob_title_hpc). It costs about $45 more. Personally I would not spend that money on "bells and whistles" that would not give any benefits as far as tooth cleaning is concerned.
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I like both brands. They both perform about the same, Gelish I think lasts slightly longer. I find them both to be about the same to remove. I like the Gelish brushes and the cost better.
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its both. the display flips to any angle and you can write on screen. Battery is replaceable. Has flash player uses any operating system you install with correct drivers . I have 2 planning on buying another
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I've been researching both products and I have not found any info that the bb is "stronger" than Go Wear Fit. I'm with Citygal and Kim. The Go Wear Fit is the better purchase, getting more for your dollar.
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There is no difference I can see in the 2, all I know is they help me sleep. There are always different prices for same product online, that I have noticed since I started shopping online. It can be same seller or a different seller and more than one different price. If you're looking to sleep, this product works. That's all I can tell you. Have a good evening.
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These are not comparable to Yongnuo's. You can go with a cheaper brand, but they won't be as reliable, don't have the distance, and won't last as long. I have over 10 pocket wizards and a Lightmeter that also connects to my pocket wizards. Never had a misfire. Yongnuo's would be a good start up brand, but then you'll want to work your way up to a more professional level wireless system you'll want something much more durable and trustworthy.
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I emailed Silk'n Customer Support about the compatibility of cartridges between the Silk'n Epilsens and BellaLite units and they wrote: "The SensEpil and the BellaLite are the same device simply sold by different retailers - their cartridges are interchangeable." Based upon this, I'm ordering these. For some reason the lamps listed for BellaLite are more expensive. ?? OK-- I received my order and tried the Silk'n lamps in my BellaLite (big box store brand) and they work fine. In addition to being lower cost (when I purchased mine), the 3-pack of lamps that I got have double the pulses each.
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There's the Canon Speedlite 270EX. Its small but not very powerful though it can be bounced off the ceiling (only) in landscape orientation for much more flattering light. The flash uses annoying light pulses in order to assist the camera's auto focus in dim light (more advanced models use a low key red focus assist beam). I can't find a listing for one directly from Amazon right now so be careful who you buy it from. The Sigma EF-530 DG Super is a full-featured powerful flash - I was quite happy with my old EF-500 Super - which offers some features only found on Canon's high-end Speedlite 580EX but its not all that much cheaper than a 430EX II. You'll find the quality of no-name third party flashes varies quite a bit so be very cautious about trying to go too cheap. Metz has a very good reputation for their high end flashes but I'm not really sure about their cheap models. Sunpak has been making good quality flashes for many years but, again, I'm not entirely sure about their cheap models. I'm not sure I'd trust any other brands as they are entirely, or nearly so, all re-labelled Chinese imports of unknown quality. By the way, whichever flash you decide on, be sure to pick up a set of NiMH rechargable batteries. You'll get more shots and shorter flash charge-up times among other advantages. Look for low-self-discharge/pre-charged/hybrid batteries like Sanyo Eneloops. These batteries are made to hold a charge longer while sitting unused so your flash will always be ready to go (standard NiMH will lose their charge over time at a faster rate).
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The Tanda Power Zap relies on blue light and vibration, while the Zeno Hot Spot uses heat. In my experience with both, the Zeno is more effective and works more quickly. I should add that I'm not dealing with cystic acne but rather with adult acne that occurs a few times a month. For me the Zeno device has been a godsend.
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I emailed Silk'n Customer Support about the compatibility of cartridges between the Silk'n Epilsens and BellaLite units and they wrote:"The SensEpil and the BellaLite are the same device simply sold by different retailers - their cartridges are interchangeable."Based upon this, I'm ordering these. For some reason the lamps listed for BellaLite are more expensive. ??OK-- I received my order and tried the Silk'n lamps in my BellaLite (big box store brand) and they work fine. In addition to being lower cost (when I purchased mine), the 3-pack of lamps that I got have double the pulses each. I emailed Silk'n Customer Support about the compatibility of cartridges between the Silk'n Epilsens and BellaLite units and they wrote:"The SensEpil and the BellaLite are the same device simply sold by different retailers - their cartridges are interchangeable."Based upon this, I'm ordering these. For some reason the lamps listed for BellaLite are more expensive. ??OK-- I received my order and tried the Silk'n lamps in my BellaLite (big box store brand) and they work fine. In addition to being lower cost (when I purchased mine), the 3-pack of lamps that I... » Read More I emailed Silk'n Customer Support about the compatibility of cartridges between the Silk'n Epilsens and BellaLite units and they wrote:"The SensEpil and the BellaLite are the same device simply sold by different retailers - their cartridges are interchangeable."Based upon this, I'm ordering these. For some reason the lamps listed for BellaLite are more expensive. ??OK-- I received my order and tried the Silk'n lamps in my BellaLite (big box store brand) and they work fine. In addition to being lower cost (when I purchased mine), the 3-pack of lamps that I got have double the pulses each. « Show Less