Hair Removal Cream – VEET Silk and Fresh Technology Legs & Body Gel Cream Hair Remover, Sensitive Formula with Aloe Vera and Vitamin E, Pump Bottle, 13.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)

As advertised

So, where to start? Waxing no-go, shaving.... Screw nicks with a blade or trimmer. If you've done it once, you'll never do it again. This stuff worked wonders.My process. Good solid application to the required areas (front and rear). Waited 8 minutes for the smell of my chemically burning hair to really permeate the room and proceeded to hop in the shower and rinse, VERY thoroughly.Bottle says up to 9 minutes and I had my shower pre-running, but no issues here. (Follow the instructions, and do a test spot on your arm to see if you have a bad reaction FIRST) This stuff breaks hair down, and you can smell it. If your skin is too sensitive on your arm, you don't want to put this stuff other place. Got me?Pros:-Was pain free.-Smooth as a baby's bottom. (I did say I put it on the back)-Instructions were simple. (They do say don't use in certain places, including the ones mentioned above)-Cheaper than a wax.-Took less time than trying to stretch the old bat wing out at every conceivable angle to get everything with a conventional razor or trimmer.Cons:-Funky smell. (We're chemically burning hair here, be realistic. It's gonna happen)-If YOU do not test run on your arm, and you turn out to have an adverse reaction, god help you. (Seriously, test first. I've heard of bad reactions being worse than fire ants, and you don't want that on your junk)-You'll feel awkward waiting your 9ish minutes with this stuff globbed over your goodies. Just deal with it.Overall, I'm pretty satisfied. Took care of what I needed it too, and I'll be using this frequently.

I don't really know if this is quicker than shaving. I'd say it's about the same. The one advantage I do like is no razor burn or mad itching afterwards. I have sensitive skin that does not like being shaved and doesn't take kindly to most creams and topical lotions.I used Nair in the past and that worked for me too but it smelled a lot worse than this one and gave me a slight sting. I haven't noticed a smell with this new one. With this one I don't experience any stinging at all and I like the pump feature. I also like the little spatula. There's something fun about using it. I leave this one on for less time than Nair and it seems to remove more hair than Nair (I leave it on for about 6 minutes and get a stray hair or two that survives but I quickly follow up with a razor). Nair used to leave entire patches but this one like I said only leaves a stray or two.I use it on my legs and lady areas. It hasn't hurt me at all and it's a heck of a lot easier than shaving down there. I recommend using a warm towel to wipe it off instead of the spatula for more sensitive areas but it really hasn't had any bad effects on me like I said. The finished product is not as smooth as a shave would be- but then again, shaving gives me razor bumps so I wasn't going to be smooth anyway. It's not a bad feeling though and perfectly acceptable.I wish I didn't have to wait so long between applications though (you're not supposed to use it every day) since my hair is dark and grows back fast and on the thicker side. So really I end up using a combination of this and shaving, whichever works at the moment.It leaves a bit of a mess in the shower and looks pretty gross, like hairy sour cream. So clean-up is more than you'd have with shaving. It's not hard clean-up though.And that's my 2 cents on this product. It works for what I need it to do and my favorite part is that I don't get itchy like with shaving. It's not a miracle product, but it's helpful, and in my opinion, better than Nair.

Does the job and still works.

i used this stuff on my hair. where? there. you know where "there" is. i can confirm it is the "there" you are thinking of. yes. i used it there. keep the stuff on for about 7 minutes for best effect. too soon and not all of the hair gets properly dealt with. the hair there is a bit more course. TEST IT FIRST IN TINY PATCH! i hear some people get rashes or react badly to this stuff and you want to be careful there.Note: the smell of this stuff is kind of strong, and even after taking a shower after washing this stuff off completely, the smell clung to my body for several hours. not the most enticing smell either, but with how easy it was to use, i didnt mind it so much.for any interested in the easiest way to use it:-apply to area (do not rub in, but coat well)-wait for 5-8 minutes depending on thickness of hair and density-jump in shower and rub the offending hairs off of your, now purified, holy body.-do NOT use within 48-72 hours on the same location more than once. im not sure why, but when the bottle tells me this kind of thing, im really really not inclined to roll those dice if it could mean bad things for my...there.-do NOT use on open cuts, rashes, soars, or anything of the like. you really dont want to irritate sensitive skin with what is basically hair melty acid cream.