Okay correction, your telling me it’s taken 10 years to get out of Denmark? Nearly every country has a regulatory body that reviews medical and healthcare products, especially if they claim that there method is permanent.
This is asked out fo pure interest, do you know where we could find a body backing up these claims?
Could you point us in the direction of these testimonials?
Kalo hair inhibitor would be one type of hair inhibitor that has few substantiated claims of permanence, yet many still seem to buy it then come back to let us know how it does not work and that is not just on this forum, but many others. And again, back to the point of electric tweezers, many thought that it worked and thought they saw the hair reducing, when in actual fact it was simply that the hair was being plucked.
I’d be happy to welcome the idea that a new product has come on the market that can offer simple and easy permanent hair removal, but from what your saying, there has been no long term studies (yet laser has been around as long and there has been several, which have lead it to be classed as a method for permanent hair reduction). The ones you have shown us have all been on lab rats. You haven’t prouced any testimonials yet for us, please share, regardless of whetehr there French or not (I have a couple of friends who speak fluent French who I could ask to translate for me).
How others percieve it? Isn’t that the whole concept of language? How you say something will effect on how someone reacts. The tone and context as well, if someone sitting there with mud all over them and you turn up and say “oh you clean today”, how would you think they would take it? Sarcastically or genuinley? And it’s the same in this situation, a couple of others have said that we haven’t come across any substantiated claims that it works, neither have we found that it is registered with any Health/drug organisations and then you argue quite persistantly that there is “a lot of professionals that use it, as to suggest that it works”, so now can you see why we, or at least me, think that your argueing that it does work.
Benji