IGIA Finally Gone (WARNING!)

Andrea · August 29, 2002, 7:26am

It’s hard to keep up with every scam this company puts out.

The latest incarnation is the Finally Gone, which offers transcutaneous patches and an electric tweezer.

The IGIA Finally Gone should be avoided by all consumers.

The device retails for $60 and has not been cleared by FDA for marketing.

<blockquote>quote:<hr /> Finally a solution to a permanent problem!
Permanent hair-removal Galvanic technology used by expensive spas is now available to the public!

The IGIÁ Finally Gone Hair Removal System is your most convenient, effective method to remove unwanted facial or body hair using galvanic energy. The system was developed in the U.S. and uses two different, but equally impressive methods of hair removal. You can choose from a single hair application or multi-hair treatment for larger sections of hair removal.

The single hair treatment consists of electronic tweezers utilizing galvanic current and a conductive lotion. The current is transferred from the tips and within 30 seconds the hair is removed. The multi-hair application utilizes four different reusable pads using a selector button for selecting the type of treatment.

Hair Shaft
Outer Skin Surface
Follicle
Dermal Papilla
Artery
Saves time by treating twice the area of conventional systems. Less discomfort for the user. The IGIÁ Finally Gone Hair Removal System is more versatile with 3 different programs to choose
from: Single hair, Small area and Large area. Electronic display continually gives treatment time. Retractable cord. Scientifically designed tweezers. Easy and safe to use.
4 kinds of Treatment Pads:
Large Treatment Pad
Medium Treatment Pad
Small Treatment Pad
Upper Lip Treatment Pad

IGIÁ Finally Gone includes:
• Unit With Retractable Cord & Mirror
• 2oz. Conductive Gel
• Gold Designed Tweezers
• 4 Pads For Treatments
• 2oz. Pre-Treatment Cleansing Lotion
• Carrying Case <hr /></blockquote>