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" Cause I&amp;#039;m going to be on it! If you live in the New York City area, you can see me tonight at 5pm on CBS Channel 2. I&amp;#039;ll be part of a segment on new gadgets you can use at home to get beauty benefits similar to professional spa treatments. (Out-of-towners will be able to watch it later on the wcbstv.com website.) We shot the segment up in Redbook&amp;#039;s offices today. That&amp;#039;s the lovely consumer reporter Kirstin Cole on the left, and cameraman Joe G in the middle. (And me on the right, trying to look professional and stuff.)  Here are the tools we talked about: \u2022 Nu Skin Galvanic Spa System, $300, which uses electrical currents to push active ingredients deeper into your skin. (Available at their website) \u2022 ThermaClear, $150, an FDA approved device that uses heat to kill pimple-producing bacteria. (Available on their website and sephora.com) \u2022 PedEgg, $10, the microfile foot slougher and buffer. (Available on their website and at Walgreens, Wal-Mart, Bed Bath &amp;amp;amp; Beyond, Linens &amp;#039;n Things, Target, and CVS stores) \u2022 iWhite, $45, a tooth-whitening sytem that uses hydrogen peroxiden and blue light technology. (Available on their website, CVS stores, costco.com, and drugstore.com) \u2022 no!no!, $250, which uses heat to remove hair and disrupt the signal to the hair follicle so regrowth is reduced. The handsome and hirsute Joe G was kind enough to let us try the no!no! on the back of his neck. Looking good, Joe! (Available at sephora.com and hsn.com) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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