Beauty vs Pain

I have always been one to believe just about anything anyone told me. If a salesman came to the door and told me I could have my carpet cleaned for free while he showed me a new vacuem I let him in. Only to discover a couple hours later that the dirt he put into the carpet was the only dirt he was going to remove. And if I wanted to shell out a couple thousand dollars more I could finish the job myself.

When I see an ad on TV for something and see it working. Once again I am a believer. Recently my son who is 24 decided he had too much hair on his back and thought it looked gross so he wanted to get rid of it. Well he was watching an infomercial late one night and decided that the way to get rid of the excess hair on his back was to use the product NADS. For 1/2 hour we had watched how easily it removed the hair from people and made them more willing to go out in public. They all had smiling faces when their hair was gone.

Well I think and I am sure my son believes now that these people were given a shot of some strong pain killers before they used this product called NADS. I applied it to his back and then put the little white cloth on it and rubbed it and pulled it off. They do not lie when they say the hair comes off. That is does. Once my son had the first patch of hair taken off he wanted the rest of it taken off to. He sat there like he was strapped into an electric chair waiting for the next bunch of hair to be pulled out by the roots. Some of the hairs accually came out with the follecal. And there were a couple tiny spots of blood. That was the least of his worries. When it was all said and done it looked like a Sasquatch had been shaved from the little white cloths that were left over afterwards. He woke up the next morning with a rash on his back. And has decided to save his money to have the hair removed by a professional. A little wiser, a little less hairy, and he is young enough that maybe he won't believe everything he sees weather in print or on television..And he says it would be good to get the truth out of someone.