| Value for Money | 8.3/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 7/10 |
Full review by
Beanycat
on 23rd Jun 2007
User Rating : 10
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Good Points: I use them all the time because they work, they don't hurt. They exfoilate my skin, which is especially good for where my fake tan has gone patchy I think they are the best way to remove hair in the summer. All you have to do is swirl them round and round, its amazing that they do actually work.
Bad Points: I can't always find them in my branch of boots.
General comments: I use them in addition to other hair removal products as well.
If I have waxed I sometimes get ingrowing hairs and so the mitt is a good way to deal with them. If I have used cream the mitt keeps regrowth finer. The same could be said for shaving.
Beanycat's review and ratings | 119 words
Review by
fluft1
on 25th Oct 2006
User Rating : 5
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I was looking for a cheap alternative to shaving in between waxes, as I want to try to make the hair thinner. These are really cheap, just make sure you adhere to the "don't rub too hard" rule. I didn't, and the results where quite painful! They also do a Boots Silkymit hair removal version for underarms, which I bought, but I haven't yet tried it for fear of hurting myself again!
fluft1's full review | 93 words
Review by
neda12345
on 28th May 2005
User Rating : 6
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Boots Silkymit Pack of 3 Review: Right, so I'm in a shop, totally annoyed because the top I desperately wanted is out of stock, my legs are hurting because I've used a razor on them and my makeup is dripping off because of the rain. So what do I do when I see a sort of CD sleeve with a picture of a badly tanned woman with a wrinkly face and an out-of-date hairdo? Obviously, I pick it up.
"Silkymit, For sooth, hair-free legs."
Oh. My. Gosh. This has to be a joke. That was what I was thinking. ...
neda12345's full review | 284 words
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