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In 4th grade, I tried to shave my legs before my mom would allow it, and didn’t know to use water. In college, I "bravely" bought wax from an infomercial, and hobbled to class with scaly skinned-chicken legs. So when asked to test no!no!—Sephora’s new hair removal system that "painlessly" de-hairs with Thermicon™ heat wave technology—I balked, naturally. But, I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised. The little heated device—which is smaller than a cell phone and doesn't need water—left me with silky smooth legs and, truly, no pain. Just turn it on, slide it against the direction of your leg hair, and bask in your immediate hairlessness. It nixes hair in a single use, but with continued use, will reduce hair regrowth up to 64%, and leave you with less stubble. Still, hairless perks aside, safety first: Read the directions to make sure you're doing it properly—a green light flickers when you are—and don't pioneer to other skin areas. It's meant for legs and arms only—no matter how tiny that Labor Day bikini might be. —Jessica Anderson, Sephora
In 4th grade, I tried to shave my legs before my mom would allow it, and didn’t know to use water. In college, I "bravely" bought wax from an infomercial, and hobbled to class with scaly skinned-chicken legs. So when asked to test no!no!—Sephora’s new hair removal system that "painlessly" de-hairs with Thermicon™ heat wave technology—I balked, naturally. But, I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised. The little heated device—which is smaller than a cell phone and doesn't need water—left me with silky smooth legs and, truly, no pain. Just turn it on, slide it against the direction of your leg hair, and bask in your immediate hairlessness. It nixes hair in a single use, but with continued use, will reduce hair regrowth up to 64%, and leave you with less stubble. Still, hairless perks aside, safety first: Read the directions to make sure you're doing it properly—a green light flickers when you are—and don't pioneer to other skin areas. It's meant for legs and arms only—no matter how tiny that Labor Day bikini might be. —Jessica Anderson, Sephora
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