Laser Shaver Zaps Hair Down To The Roots

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Introducing the "No! No! For Men" hand-held laser shaver by Ya-Man for Men. We don’t care much for the name of the shaver or the maker but hey – a hand-held laser ANYTHING is just fine in our books. (UPDATE: No! No! For Men is now available in the U.S. here.)

And don’t worry about misdirected beams accidentally blistering your retinas, the No! No! For Men is designed to apply precisely engineered infrared heat rays only to unwanted hair and the follicles beneath. Unless you’ve got hairy eyeballs, you should be in the clear.

Now keep in mind that futuristic technology like this doesn’t come cheap, and is there really any doubt that Laser Shaving is the way of the future?

Seriously, it ranks right up there with the mysterious Three Seashells from Demolition Man. Well worth the 35,900 yen ($380) sticker price just to impress your primitive pals, hmm?

Hey, I wonder if it works on cats? C’mere Fluffy… While not one of the suggested uses, Ya-Man for Men does recommend you use your No! No! For Men to remove hair from your face, body, feet and fingers… yes, fingers. If you’re Lon Chaney Jr. and you’re looking for that ideal Father’s Day gift for LC Sr., step right this way.

No! No! For Men comes with a batch of accessories including 2 Buffer Chargers, 5 Worldwide Chips, 2 Small Chips, a Cleaning Brush and a DVD that explains what the accessories are and how to use them. Not bad for a company apparently named for the male counterpart to "You Go Girl!".

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(UPDATE: No! No! For Men is now available in the U.S. here.)

(via 3yen)

Originally published June 2010 andl ast updated May 2015.

 

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