As Seen on TV

[curiosityandthecat]

The name sounded like a product that would be ahem....stimulating.

It is.  

[Ihateyoumike]

It is.  roflol
Of course I had to catch this pun.

[MommaSquid]

About seven years ago, I bought the Ron Popeil Showtime Rotisserie at one of those As Seen on TV stores in the mall.  It made some really good food but it was difficult to clean and it made the kitchen hot as hell.  

Plus the men-folk had the habit of standing by the machine and watching the food spin.  Is it done yet?  How about now?  Is it ready now?  Now?

   

I wouldn't recommend the product.

[Chimera]

Chimera when you had the proactiv were you diligent in using it day and night and all three parts?  I bought that for my son a few years ago and it really wasn't effective at all.  He wasn't that bad either just a little bit of a forehead issue and the occassional teenage hormone break-outs.  I thought that was kind of a bummer.

I had great success with Proactiv, and yeah, I pretty much used it day and night the way the instructions said to do. I'm sad that I couldn't keep getting it. I tend to have really bad cystic-type acne (particularly during PMS, oh the joys of womanhood) and Proactiv really helped keep things under control. Now I use AcneFree and it works pretty well too and it doesn't cost $45 a month. I just get the AcneFree Severe cleanser and use that with witch hazel for a toner and then moisturize.

[curiosityandthecat]

I had great success with Proactiv, and yeah, I pretty much used it day and night the way the instructions said to do. I'm sad that I couldn't keep getting it. I tend to have really bad cystic-type acne (particularly during PMS, oh the joys of womanhood) and Proactiv really helped keep things under control. Now I use AcneFree and it works pretty well too and it doesn't cost $45 a month. I just get the AcneFree Severe cleanser and use that with witch hazel for a toner and then moisturize.

Ever try using Differin? I use it to occasionally spot treat (my skin is pretty clear) and, wow, it's like a "magic bullet".   Sorry, couldn't help myself.

[VanReal]

Alright, I bought the Smooth Away from Walgreens yesterday while waiting for my prescription (I should really use the drive through).  It actually works pretty well but I imagine I would run through pads like crazy to keep it up.  Reminds me of the time I bought the Nads hair remover, it worked but boy it wasn't pain free and was way worse than waxing.  I even did a little patch on my boyfriends back (he's Italian what can I say) and you would have thought I was murdering him.  Funny though that area had never grown back, hehe.   I wish they'd come up with something that worked well for long periods that didn't absolutely kill me, or something I don't have to keep up daily.  So glad I'm not a man where I have to shave my face everyday.