Truthfully, I really want this for my sinuses. I know it's dishonest of me to not want this sauna for my pores, but my life revolves around the comfort of my sinuses! I must do what the sinuses tell me to do or pay the price!

The reviews on this product sucked, but my neck and shoulders are usually so tense and miserable that any degree of heat and/or vibration would probably feel like heaven. I also want to see how weird this might feel. I imagine it would be much like having an overheated, bloated insect resting on your shoulders.

I want this thing, although I confess it's hard to imagine keeping still long enough to use it. My feetsies are very sensitive: they only like well-made shoes, and complain bitterly when I have been standing on them too long. Perhaps this will make them shut up.

These things rock! I've purchased one for myself, and one for everyone I know. The sinuses have their equivalent of the "Big O" every time I use one of these heated eye pillows! Even better, I don't go around looking like I have raisins for eyes!

It's scary looking. When you first use it, it feels unsettling. Different portions of your face twitch. After a while, you get used to it, & it's downright soothing. It might be interesting to paint it to look like V's mask in "V for Vendetta." Think I'll wear it when proselytizers come to the door.

Well, this isn't the one I have. Mine was purchased in the 80's & it's still going strong. It replaced the one I got in the 60's. The device sounds like an angry food processor, but it does the trick. I HATE flossing, and since my teeth are arranged more tightly than sardines in a can, this prevents me from slicing my jaw in half from trying to force the floss between the teeth!

When spring comes to my part of the world, the humidity makes my hair look like a rusty steel wool pad! This stuff smoothes it right out! If my feet could be as soft and silky as my hair, I'd probably slide across the floor more gracefully than the Ice Capades! I buy this stuff by the liter.

I tried this thing. If you follow the instructions closely, it will work. If you don't, it will chew up your face like a rabid dog. You'll look like you skidded, face first, down an asphalt road! Problem: Ingrown hairs on your face. You either get horribly bumpy, or horribly disfigured from trying to get the bumps out of your face. It's evil! Don't touch it!

This is my favorite way to remove callouses that are thicker than Birkie soles! The battery-operated kind are wimpy, & have a safety stop. This foot file doesn't insult my intelligence: I have years of callous-removing experience, & I don't need an appliance to tell me when to stop. Make sure you use the fine side after using the coarse side, or you might stick to the carpet like velcro.

I use this once a week, about an hour before I go into my regimen of scrub, wash, steam, pore suck, mask, tonic and moisturize. Takes the skin right off, no lie. Now, granted, you might be a bit peely here and there, but that is what the scrubbing is for. The dead skin is usually gone in a few days. It does such a great job on the face, that I'm going to see what it does to pork rinds.

I'm a grooming pioneer: I used the original Epilady when it first came out. When it died from old age, I replaced it with this thing. Guess what? It's lousy. You will be up all night, running it over your legs, trying desperately to get all the hairs! The "epilating" portion is microscopic. The shaver part's okay. I'll be looking for an ancient Epilady model on auction sites.