Nair Body Cream Hair Remover, Soothing Aloe and Water Lily, Dermatologist Tested Body Hair Removal Cream, with Evolved Ingredients, 12 Oz

I use many different things to help with getting rid of hair. This works for those who can't use razors all the time. I have extremely sensitive skin and I kept getting staph infections from shaving so I turned to hair removal creams when I'd break out. This isn't the best smelling like most creams but it works great. I don't leave it on for more than 7 to 10 minutes which is the time it says on the bottle too. Don't put in private areas if you want it to sting down there. Main reason is that it's extremely difficult to remove it all and any left can cause itching and a serious rash that can sting. If you do use it down there though make sure to rinse extremely thoroughly and wash yourself with soap to get an excess left over. Overall I'd say this smells and works better than Veet and I've been using Veet for about 7 years. Definitely worth the price

This nair hair lotion works great on arms and legs. I have to make sure that I do not use soap and water on the skin for 24 hours before using this nair lotion removal.

Although this cream did not remove everything it did do an adequate job. I did have to leave it on for a few 10 minutes and did experience some light chemical burning.

Actually the loml!! Believeeeee the label. DO NOT put this stuff on the sensitive areas they list. If you have sensitive skin, this most likely is not the product for you lol. It's kind of easy to get chemical burns if you're the forgetful kind (like me), BUT my skin is so soft after a session. Bald as Caillou! It's also a lot faster than other hair removal creams I've tried (3-5 mins instead of 15-20).

Works as it says it does. Smell not so bad still smells like a perm

This product should come with a hazard warning, not a soothing aloe vera label. I used this exactly as instructed and ended up with visible chemical burns on my underarms, shoulders, and back. My skin is still painfully red, inflamed, and stinging hours later, even after using cooling gels and creams.Don’t be fooled by the “Aloe Vera” and “Sensitive Skin” marketing this is harsh and harmful, especially for anyone with even slightly reactive skin. I’ve never had such a bad experience with any body product before, and I’ve used everything from wax to razors to epilators.This didn’t just irritate it damaged my skin. I’m now dealing with physical pain and trying to reverse a reaction that NEVER should’ve happened in the first place. There’s no excuse for this kind of formula to be on shelves. If you value your skin barrier and your peace, don’t use this.

This product does remove hair quickly and effectively but not everything advertised is true.Pros:1.) Quickly removed hair. After the time suggested, all areas I applied the Nair to got rid of the hair in the wash.2.) Very little skin irritation. There were some spots on my legs that got a bit dry after use but overall nothing too bad.Cons:1.) Consistency is like melted sunscreen. I was expecting a location for easier thick application. This product is very liquidity and difficult to a consistent and thick layer over the hair. Several times it dripped off my legs while waiting for the 10 minutes to be up.2.) Bottle claims the smoothness will last for six days, it lasted for two.3.) Claimed to help with ingrown hairs, it did not.4.) The scents do not mix well with the decaying hair smell. The waterlily makes the smell much worse.5.) The aloe is nice on the legs but is awful on the hands. I had to wash my hands three times to make sure I had no more product on them.This is good for a quick get rid of hair solution, think shower before date night but it is not an effective long term solution.

I am an older man and was bothered by hair on my ears, which I used to pluck, which was time-consuming and increasingly difficult to see. It removes the hair right down to the skin line, so using this a couple times a week keeps things in control.