Did our Emmy makeup and hairstyle predictions come true? Are you over hearing about who was a fashion hit or total miss? While this post is somewhat Emmy-related -- don't worry -- it's very tangential.

On Friday, I hit the Bella Style Garden Beauty Suite in Beverly Hills, Calif. for a little pre-Emmy celebration. Amid C- and D-list celebrities, wannabe starlets and overly-enhanced women who looked 25 but were actually 60, were booths filled with a vast array of products and services. Here are the three hairstyling and hair removal tools that piqued my interest:

Rolling Razor, $9.95

I haven't tested this out yet, but I'm willing to try anything that might make shaving somewhat easier. This double-headed razor thingy certainly caught my eye since it boasts the following:

*A faster shave

*Design that hugs the contours of your body (especially underarms and behind knees)

*Stylish look with a bonus "designer" base

The InStyler, $99.99

If you're an insomniac or an infomercial fanatic, you've likely seen this hot hairstyling gadget (see the best hot styling tools according to our readers) working its magic, but it's new to me. One of its creators, celebrity hairstylist Dean Banowetz, styled my hair with this brush/flat iron/curling iron hybrid. My hair went from slightly wavy and unstyled to sleek and curled in about 20 minutes. I doubt I can use it as skillfully as Banowetz did -- nonetheless; I'm excited to give it a whirl on my own and try out some different styling options.

The BareEase & Cream Prep Kit, $24.99

While I love the results of a bikni wax, I loathe the pain. So I'm stoked to try this kit out, since it claims to "alleviate the pain and anxiety associated with your 'down there' hair removal treatment." (Sweet!) It comes with a latex panty and a tube of pain-relieving cream, which delivers a numbing effect.