The November 15 2002 Orange County Weekly has a story called “Infomercial Junkies” by Anthony Pignataro, about Johnny and Frankie arata’s obsession with buying stuff they see on TV:
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“That’s a hair-removal system,” said Frankie. “You spray it on your skin, then wipe it off. That doesn’t work at all.”
“Yeah,” said Johnny. “It tells you to wipe it off after, like, a minute or it will start to burn. And it burns.”
“We sent it back,” said Frankie. “We kept the free bathrobe it comes with, only that was never really free because it required $14.95 in shipping and handling.”
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[ November 16, 2002, 03:54 PM: Message edited by: Andrea ]
Epil Stop and Spray is a complete joke. I haven’t heard one good thing about this company. I tried it, and it hardly removed any hair at all. Did you see the new infomerical for Epil Stop and Wipe Away? I guess it’s just like Epil Stop and Spray, except it’s in the form of wipes. They say you can remain hair free for up to two months? lol Is that some kind of a joke. A depilatory that lasts two months?