Depileve or cirepil blue wax? Which is better?
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I haven't ever used Depileve, sorry! All I can say is I used to use strip wax at the salon and always left hair behind and I had ingrowns but cirepil gets everything!!! Leaves me sooo smooth and takes less time ; )
1812342
I agree with the other users. My daughter is an Esthetician and Cirepil is what we use. It's great for sensitive skin which is important for me personally. It gets all the hair the first time and leaves skin in great condition.
1812343
Cirepil! Hands down. I switched to this wax and i love it! Im a professional body waxer and this is my blue miracle! Use a little oil on the skin first, then apply the wax and pull it off. Try some, i guarantee you will be hooked as well. Its not hard, its very pliable, almost like rubber. Make sur to keep your pot on low so you have a good sized ball in the center. Good luck! It leaves the skin cleaner looking than any wax on the market! I have tried just about all of tgem.
2024101
I have only used the Redken. Sorry I could not be of more help. I think it's false advertisement. They sell you on Redken but send a L'oreal.
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I have the Braun 360 and I am satisfied with it; it shaves close enough and is not too aggressive on the skin. (My Remington MS2-390 shaves closer in fewer passes, but one needs some soothing after-shave gel afterwards.) I do not think the Braun Pulsonic is worth the extra cost. I believe the vibrating head of the Pulsonic is mostly a marketing gimmick. Apparently Norelco (owned by Philips, Netherlands) thinks so too, because in December 2007 they initiated a lawsuit against Braun (owned by Procter and Gamble) in Federal Court (Southern District of NY) claiming false and misleading advertising in Braun's Pulsonic advertisements. See http://www.reuters.com/article/consumerproducts-SP/idUSN1744077120071218 and http://cpglitigation.blogspot.com/2007/12/philips-alleges-false-advertising-of.html It is interesting to note that Braun's immediate parent Gillette (Gillette in turn is owned by P&G), was successfully sued a few years ago by Schick in Connecticut for false and misleading advertising of its battery-powered hand razor. Caveat emptor!
1976018
I have both and this didn't work as well for me as the blue bottle. The blue bottle is great.
774700
yeah i think the same. At least you know what you get even if it might be the same product.I like using it even if often when you are very concentrated you start getting the usual mist on the glass part.(just like the good old days with Betacam cameras - if you ever worked with them)
1152807
I wish I knew! Right now I am using the Emjoi tweeze which is small and goes through batteries so fast! I may buy this one,if so I'll let ya know!
1339400
I am not sure of this Cerepil blue wax at all. I can tell you that I figure it's like most melting wax machines, it should not be a problem. I feel like it would probably melt most of those sugar wax just fine. Hope this was of help for you.
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Yes, I've compared the 2 and will gladly pay more for the Olay. The Nivea just doesn't hold up and you will wash more off than retain. When I use the Olay, water just beads up on my skin and drying off after takes no time. The Nivea, you can barely tell you're wearing it. Hope this helps!
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I bought the NONIN Go2 Achieve Fingertip Blue, based on my therepists advise for keeping track at home. It is fast and I have checked it against the Dr.'s office machines. It is acurate and the price was very reasonable. Others that I found at a lesser price did not have a brand name and NONIN is the brand that was suggested to me.
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Sighthound Video (formerly Vitamin D). Very pleased with it. I tested Blue Iris and several others, but found Sighthound to be the most useful -- notably what i considered to be the best workflow and the best at configuring and detecting useful alerts (not too many, not too few). Runs flawlessly with a half dozen high def cameras (consumes about 10%-20% of an i7). I recommend giving it a try (there is a free trial version).
1525617
Windex, BarKeepers Friend, or Ceramabrite all work great. Ceramabrite seems to last longer than the others. Probably the wax coating it leaves behind.
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I have a Thermal Spa Professional V2 that works fine. I recently heard that OPI makes one that dries in 30 seconds. I would check into that one if I didn't already have one. Have fun playing with your nails!
2216377
I have used both and personally I think Elusive is much better. Another good lotion is Duchess.
1420124
I don't know. I have not tried MARQUE D'ELEGANCE. I see it is and older wax but rated pretty good. What I have tried is Collinite Liquid Insulator Wax and it works great after I use Duragloss Total Performance Polish is a cleaner and polish. You won't go wrong with this combo.
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Very simple. "Cover" will give you much better coverage. That is why I use C23. I've tried all kinds of products of all kinds of brands on the market; liquid foundations, tinted moisturizers, tinted sunscreen lotions, compressed powers, loose mineral powders..... C23 was the winner. I love its high SPF, too! It is more suitable for 40+ cuz it has tendency of "very moist feel". If you are under 40, I recommend "IOPE" C23 by the same company.
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There are a lot better products available from my experience opalescence is a pretty good choice. I have tried quite a few and most don't work as reviewed
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Yes and yes again! Amazon is amazing as I had a little trouble with my gel pumping, and they resolved it happily for me. I recently bought the Baby Quasar MD Plus, and I LOVE it. I like the Palovia, but it leaves little brown marks around my eyes and lips so I can't use it as often as I'd like. It is very effective though. I have olive skin, and my mom uses my Palovia as well and she has fair skin and she doesn't get the brown dots at all. I would still buy the Palovia again though as it has really firmed my under eyes alot, but I use the Quasar MD Plus in between and they work amazing together. Yes and yes again! Amazon is amazing as I had a little trouble with my gel pumping, and they resolved it happily for me. I recently bought the Baby Quasar MD Plus, and I LOVE it. I like the Palovia, but it leaves little brown marks around my eyes and lips so I can't use it as often as I'd like. It is very effective though. I have olive skin, and my mom uses my Palovia as well and she has fair skin and she doesn't get the brown dots at all. I would still buy the Palovia again though as it has really firmed my under eyes alot, but I use the Quasar MD Plus in between and they work amazing... » Read More Yes and yes again! Amazon is amazing as I had a little trouble with my gel pumping, and they resolved it happily for me. I recently bought the Baby Quasar MD Plus, and I LOVE it. I like the Palovia, but it leaves little brown marks around my eyes and lips so I can't use it as often as I'd like. It is very effective though. I have olive skin, and my mom uses my Palovia as well and she has fair skin and she doesn't get the brown dots at all. I would still buy the Palovia again though as it has really firmed my under eyes alot, but I use the Quasar MD Plus in between and they work amazing together. « Show Less