What are the differences between Finishing Touch and NoNo?
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Finishing Touch is a personal hair trimmer. The hair will grow back as it always has, just as if you had shaved, nor does it remove hair as close to the skin as if it had been shaved. It is used in areas where hair needs to be closely trimmed, without the hassles of shaving. NoNo is designed to remove hair at the roots by using heat to zap the roots. While it may not immediately remove thicker/darker hairs, over time, it will allegedly cause the hairs to start growing finer and lighter - and more slowly - until the hair loss is permanent or almost permanent. This is also why the Finishing Touch only costs $12 while the NoNo systems begin in the mid-$200 range.
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Finishing Touch is a personal hair trimmer. The hair will grow back as it always has, just as if you had shaved, nor does it remove hair as close to the skin as if it had been shaved. It is used in areas where hair needs to be closely trimmed, without the hassles of shaving. NoNo is designed to remove hair at the roots by using heat to zap the roots. While it may not immediately remove thicker/darker hairs, over time, it will allegedly cause the hairs to start growing finer and lighter - and more slowly - until the hair loss is permanent or almost permanent. This is also why the Finishing Touch only costs $12 while the NoNo systems begin in the mid-$200 range. Finishing Touch is a personal hair trimmer. The hair will grow back as it always has, just as if you had shaved, nor does it remove hair as close to the skin as if it had been shaved. It is used in areas where hair needs to be closely trimmed, without the hassles of shaving. NoNo is designed to remove hair at the roots by using heat to zap the roots. While it may not immediately remove thicker/darker hairs, over time, it will allegedly cause the hairs to start growing finer and lighter - and more slowly - until the hair loss is permanent or almost permanent. This is also why... » Read More Finishing Touch is a personal hair trimmer. The hair will grow back as it always has, just as if you had shaved, nor does it remove hair as close to the skin as if it had been shaved. It is used in areas where hair needs to be closely trimmed, without the hassles of shaving. NoNo is designed to remove hair at the roots by using heat to zap the roots. While it may not immediately remove thicker/darker hairs, over time, it will allegedly cause the hairs to start growing finer and lighter - and more slowly - until the hair loss is permanent or almost permanent. This is also why the Finishing Touch only costs $12 while the NoNo systems begin in the mid-$200 range. « Show Less
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Sorry i do not know about NO NO. I bought the Finishing Touch for me and i am quite satisfied with it. I have very fine facial hairs, do not knowif it would be the same for you.
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I have no idea what the difference is. I purchased Finishing Touch as a gift (not for myself) and I have no idea what NoNo does.Sorry I couldn't be more help to you.I will sat that the person who received Finishing Touch is very happy with it and has had no problems with using it.
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Spray is more uniform as for looks. Brush on gets only the necessary spots.So, I would say brush on.
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They both have natural displays. Maybe the non plus version is more expensive because it's about to be discontinued and there are only a few suppliers who still have it.
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They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish.For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference.I've had good success with both as far as data burning!I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
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If you are talking about their tinted moisturizer try have that is also probably not a matte finish
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Product Description Finishing Touch Elite Personal Hair Remover Easy, instant and pain free hair removal is possible. The Finishing Touch Diamond has light enhanced micro-oscillation that allows you to see hair that you may have missed, even baby fine hairs. Finishing Touch Elite is safe on all skin types, and there are no worries of hair growing back thicker or darker. Great for sensitive areas like your cheek, chin or upper lip. Includes comb attachment. Uses one AAA battery which is included. Features: New and improved design Self standing Removes hair instantly and pain free Pivoting head Built-in light! Close as a blade, safe to the touch Safe on all sensitive areas Includes: 1 x Trimmer with built in light 1 x Comb attachment 1 x AAA LR03 Battery included
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I would say more matte finish, not shiny. They are very good quality, we are very happy with them.
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These are more like matte finished, although Shany does make a set of shimmery, glittery ones. Because of their ingredients, they have a little shine, but nothing like the others. I was a little disappointed by the the lack of shimmer, because I had thought that was what I was buying, but they are very complementary.
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I do not know if there is a "difference". This very lamp used by my nail tech when I visit the salon. Whether I've done gel manicure or acrylics, this lamp is the one being used.
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Numatic Vacuum Cleaner products are some of the finest on the market, and their attachment tools are dynamic and, together, cover a broad spectrum of cleaning. The difference between the Airo Brush and the Hairo Brush is as follows. The Air Brush is a wider Air Turbine Nozzle that is typically used on carpets while fixed on the end of your Numatic wand. The Hairo Brush is not as wide as the Airo Brush and is a Numatic variation of the Upholstery Nozzle, typically used on upholstery, carpeted stairs, etc.
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Looks like the difference is the finish. This one says it's "satin nickel" which is a soft duller finish, and the one I have is shiny polished chrome. Hope this helps.
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Cover (C) provides more coverage. Natural (N) is a more sheer finish. If you've tried the Amore Pacific Skin Cushion, that's like the natural (more sheer) finish. Neither will provide complete coverage though.
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No, it is not quite the same. It is thinner (more watery) and doesn't have as much gloss after it dries. I know this because I waxed one tile with the Original Future and another with the new product for a side by side comparison. When I apply a second coat it turns white (on a dark tile floor--this never happened with the Original Future product, which I just ran out of this week) and looks almost like Elmer's Glue drying. But once it is finally dry it becomes a clear finish. I am disappointed that I can no longer get the original Future finish.
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Not familiar with naissant,sorry. I can tell you that if you are wanting to banish brassiness, in any haircolor, Nexxus will surely do the trick. It's very concentrated, so you use only a little amount.
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They both have beautiful color reproduction and both have a nice glossy finish. For durability of finish I don't know if there's a difference. I've had good success with both as far as data burning! I would probably go with the cheapest one ehin I repurchase!
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The one I got has a polished finish. They may have other finish options, but I didn't see them.
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I don't know the difference of these two, so I looked up eHow: "rushed nickel and satin nickel are two names for the same metal finish. Brushed nickel has a soft, matte sheen that's not as shiny as high-polish chrome finishes. The softer looked of brushed, or satin, nickel is often used in vintage-style home decor, but it may also be incorporated into and interior design with a modern look.Our bathroom is brushed nickel theme. It fits well but I cannot answer your question.