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Spa Magazine
Tingle me, please.
A vendor
at a festival asked if I had ever experienced The Tingler. Then she
turned me around and plunged this copper clawlike contraption into
my scalp. Oh my gosh... my body shook, I shivered from head to toe,
and I couldn't contain a "woo-hoo-hoo." The makers of The Tingler™
say that it massages millions of nerve endings in your scalp,
affecting acupressure points and giving you goose bumps that produce
painkilling, stress-relieving, brain-awakening endorphins. All I
know is that people were lining up in droves to experience it - "and
though Im not too big on sharing my hairbrush, I didn't give that a
second though, as long as I got another
tingle.
Glamour Magazine -
Hollywood's New High
The latest head game to hit L.A. is
called The Tingler - an eight-pronged copper massager that's
supposed to banish stress by stimulating nerves along your scalp.
users have dubbed the device "legalized Ecstasy"; stars like
Gwyneth, Julia and Leo reportedly are fans. But just how relaxing is
The Tingler ? One Glamour staffer reported toe-curling pleasure,
while another complained of a case of goose
bumps.
InStyle Magazine
Wouldn't you just
love to give your sweetheart a thrill for this Valentine's Day ?
Then check out the Tingler. This handheld device, known as the
Orgasmatron in Australia, stimulates accupressure points and nerve
endings on the scalp, giving the user a pleasant goose-bumps
sensation. Celebrities who either bought or received them as gifts
include Minnie Driver, Jack Nicholson, Gweneth Paltrow, Hank Azaria,
Annie Potts and ever the-go-to-the-stars and relaxation expert
Deepak Chorpra. As it's inventors attest, " The Tingler lets you see
what people look like in their most intimate moments. Go ahead and
tingle all the way. - I-Lien
Tsay
FHM
That Tingles!
As
youngsters, we were smacked around with rules and given chapters of
the good book to read as punishment for having committed that most
victimless of crimes; self-love. Now, as independent and responsible
adults, the devices we procure for such guilty pleasures are
considered taboo, and we hide our activities shamefully (or ought to
anyway) But it doesn't have to be like that. The same feeling of
relaxation and a glowing sense of well-being can be achieved using
The Tingler even in public! The Tingler first appears to be a
tangled mass of plumbing, ut once you unbend the long tendrils of
copper wire and slowly drag it across your scalp, you'll feel as
happy as Bhudda, and there's no risk of going blind. Fan's swear by
its stress-relieving abilities, claiming it even cures headaches.
Those who suffer from dandruff, however, should think twice before
scraping their scalp in mixed company.
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