NoNo Pro

My husband gifted me with the NoNo Pro. It does not work at all. I tried numerous times but to no avail. $300.00 was wasted. Forget about trying to return it because you will get no where with them. It's a scam and should be put out of business.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I have been using this product regularly for over three years, and I have not seen any reduction in hair growth. I have only been using it on my face because I didn't see the point in wasting more time on other parts of my body. Don't waste your money on this.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I have used my NoNo Pro repeatedly in the three years I've had it on my face, underarms, legs, and arms. Despite repeated use, it removes very little hair and hasn't resulted in any long-term or permanent change in hair growth. I am extremely disappointed and strongly recommend for no one waste their money on this product.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

NoNo Pro is crap, don't buy it.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

This product is a scam! A $300 dollar scam. Shaving is faster and easier. I used it for 45 days and tried returning it and was talked in to using for 60 days, same results! I tried to return it at the 60 day mark but was denied a refund and told it was too late to return product. I am pissed. And I was told I probably was not using it right. Scam.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I ordered a NoNo Pro on the web site and I was charged instantly but no product has been delivered. When I called trying to find my product, I was told they has be no record. Amazing how this works, huh. Do not buy this product. I believe it's a scam.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

NoNo claims to work on bikini area but it does not whatsoever. It was difficult to get results on my legs.

NoNo claims to be painless yet It burnt my face, legs, and baking area while using and left painful embarrassingly visible red burn marks.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I tried this for over 3 months. Returned the first one, it worked for two days then burnt out. They convinced me to accept a new one and return the old one. I tried it for 60 days, as they said my warranty would extend that long. It removed light hairs but not the course hairs, and I almost kept it just to remove light hairs, then it quit. I am on the phone with them now waiting on my refund, but have been getting the run around about the return of my money. They first said 2 to 3 days, now its 7 to 10 days. Waiting on a supervisor for 20 minutes and then the call ended. Calling back now. Really pissed off. Do not buy, rip off.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

This product is not effective for hair removal. The adverts are very misleading. The product is not capable of doing what it said it will do. I didn't even bother to call, just threw it in the dustbin. Lesson learnt, now I just don't buy anything that is advertised in the same way NoNo is done. If I can't buy in a store and test for myself – no thanks.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

The No No Pro does not work the way they say it. They have a commercial on TV that shows a man wiping it across his forearm and taking off hair leaving the spot that he put it across bald. That's a lie and false advertising. And then they're perfectly willing to take your money, but when they say that they will gladly give it back if you're not satisfied with it, may be partially true. They take forever sending your money and I have not received mine yet. It's been two weeks, that's long enough, they get your money right away don't they. We should get it back the same way. Don't deal with them if you're smart.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Not told how the product works, took money straight away. Didn't receive it for a week. When I phoned to tell them I'm unhappy with it, they said I didn't pay attention to the advert. The advert shows a woman in a shopping center trying the product once and instantly seeing a difference. But when I said there is no difference, the advisor told me it take 4 to 6 weeks as it's a treatment. So unless the woman on the advert has a special sort of hair that no body else has, I'd say she was talking a load of bumf. The advisory that sold me the product didn't explain anything like that and then I had to pay for the postage to return the piece of crap.

Long and short of it, don't get sucked into all these adverts that offer miracles in the shopping center, because they lie to you and suck your money. Buy a razor, it's cheaper.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend