Nair Hair Remover Moisturizing Face Cream, with Sweet Almond Oil, 2OZ

So easy to use and it worked perfectly. My skin felt soft after using it and there were no bad odors.

The upper lip fuzz is no more. First use thoughts: YAY! Waxing sucks. Of course IDK how long this will last, so I will update my opinion, but as for right now? Minutes after first use? Love it. There's a little bit of burn. It seems to effect actual lip area the most so avoid leaving any cream on the pretty parts. Smells like perm.I tried being smart and applying it with a brush, but the stuff started to eat the dye off my cheap make-up brush hairs, so I quickly abandoned that idea and went for finger application. As instructed, lol. I put thick Bath&Body moisturizer on upper lip area after removing cream, and the burn has calmed. I suggest following instructions and not overthinking it. My first cream hair removal experience was a great one.

Works great on cheeks and peach fuzz. I did have to do twice for upper lip area that is more coarse. I have Blond hair. Fairish skin not too sensitive. Worth the money and ease of use!!

I had to apply to my face twice, but it worked so I'm happy with it. My skin is also sensitive so I applied Aloe Vera gel after to soothe the area and it helped, so would repurchase again.

I had higher expectations for this product because I am a user of the brand, but this one in particular had no effect for me.

Ok, to be fair, I will say upfront that I have princess in the pea level sensitive skin. As such, hair removal is a massive pain (and I have tried everything!). So I was excited to try this product. Knowing my skin's sensitivity, I carefully read the instructions and decided to just take it off after the initial five minutes. It either worked or didn't, but I was not willing to gamble with leaving it on for the second 5 minute set (10 min total) No, just...no. Did it remove the hair? Yes??? and yet, NO. It removed the invisible peach fuzz I wasn't terribly chaffed about, so ...yay? The courser hair, not really. It seemed to thin in out some. Honestly, if that had been the end of it, I would've been fine with it. Just tossed it in my product graveyard drawer with all its failed predecessors.Yet, that was not the end. Going on and sitting on my face for those 5 minutes the product felt fine. Tiny bit of warmth/tingling. Nothing to write home about, and remember, I am on high alert for any sign of adverse reaction! But when I went to wipe it off with my super soft micro-fiber washcloth, it felt like I was taking sandpaper to my face. Not just rough, but aggressively trying to resurface my skin. You know the kind of pain where, even before you look, you just know something bad has happened? That. My face is a truly horrible combination of tight red burns and raw spots. Like if you got a bad sunburn and then tried to sand it off your face.I am not trying to bash the company or the product. I just thought it was important to let other sensitive skin folk know that this probably isn't for you.

I got this 2 years ago cause I have always dealt with excessive hair on my upper lip. Idk if anyone else really notices but I do for sure. I use this every couple of months on it and it’s perfect. Plucking hurts so bad and sometimes bleeds and I don’t wanna mess with waxing.So I leave this on for around 5 mins then wipe off. I wait a few mins so it won’t damage my skin (never has, just gotta be careful) and then apply to any spots with darker hair that didn’t quite come off yet, just for 2-3 mins more. Apply a bit of Vaseline or something to it and the redness doesn’t last long if your skin isn’t very sensitive.Would recommend! I love this cause I don’t worry about it growing back weird.

Good stuff. Follow the directions, don't leave on for too long and don't scrub or rub too hard and you'll be fine with no skin irritation