Comments on: 5 Home Beauty Gadgets That Really Work

By: The Eyelash Curler From Outer Space | Beauty Aware

The Eyelash Curler From Outer Space | Beauty Aware — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:50:33 +0000

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By: The Eyelash Curler From Outer Space

The Eyelash Curler From Outer Space — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 06:02:43 +0000

[...] blogged before about beauty gadgets that really work, but here’s one that seems more impressive for its computer science savvy than its practical [...]

By: Helios Heater

Helios Heater — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 16:33:16 +0000

christy, thank you for the great ideas, I belive that our company just founded a new market for our heating pads from your suggestion of using it. Isnt it great that one product can be used for so many treatments if used in a creative way... Anyway, to thank you and other readers of this blog we would like to offer 20% off our pads with this coupon: JM33IU7D946. Thanks!

By: Cliona

Cliona — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 15:03:53 +0000

Ah. I’ve just bought the Baby Quasar and was looking forward to using it, but some of the comments here seem to suggest a negative outcome is possible. Has anyone here had anything negative happen (and I’m not including the “it just doesn’t work” category here).

By: Monica

Monica — Thu, 15 May 2008 14:13:14 +0000

I’m spoke to about four Doctors on Light Therapy (LED, DPL, Baby Quasar) and not one Doctors or technician would endorse it. Their answers regarding if the Baby Quasar will work were all similar. They basically said, like medicine, light therapy will work on some people and on some people it will have no effect at all. So, still needing to get more info I called the online stores like Bliss World, Baby Quasar and the other online stores that sell these items they all say that the Baby Quasar works best but speaking to a medical equiptment company that also sells the Baby Quasar they informed me that I should think logically about this. Online Beauty stores will of course try to sell the most expensive of all the Light Therapy tools and since the Baby Quasar has been out for only about one year they suggessted the best is to wait and see if this is the “great” beauty tool it claims to be or if in the long run it could have some side effects. In fact when talking to Baby Quasar they made a point of asking what medications I am taking and a warning disclaimer informing women if you are pregant not to use the Baby Quasar and if you get cotisone injections or are take steroidal medication – like for asthma you should not use the Baby Quasar. I do not want to make my discoloration worse so I think I will wait till at least the end of the year to see what others have to say regarding all the new tools.