Intimate/Private Hair Removal Cream For Men, For Unwanted Male Hair in Private Area, Effective & Painless Depilatory Cream, Suitable For All Skin Types

This is the first time ever using a product like this, and I was highly skeptical about using a hair removal creme. I found my way to this via recommendation from a friend.I was worried about the smell, and with people having negative skin reactions, but I am happy to report neither aspects apply to my experience.Smell:I am not sure if my smell is dull (32 years old), but the smell was minimal for me, slight chemical smell for sure but only when smell it straight from the tube/my hands. The smell did not linger on me according to my GF (I did shower during the removal and washed up with soap)Process:I followed the steps and did a patch test, and found that about 8.5 minutes the hair just slid out. From there I lathered up with a moderate amount of product: pubic, gouche, buttcheeks, & sack. I think it’s worth noting all my hair targeted is already short/managed.Results:Roughly 90-95% of the hair came off seamlessly using the included scraper tool, and I did wait a full 9 minutes before getting in the shower and scraping away. Pubic area still had some little nubs, but hardly. The gouche and cheeks was completely barren, the light even reflected. My sack still had some because I was hesitant with the amount of Creme I put there.Overall impression:Great first experience, will try again in a few days.Perhaps some people with poor results should trim it down before use? For a product like this to work on the entire hair, it should (the creme) should be able to touch the skin. Idk, but this product is effective.DO THE PATCH TEST - & DONT DRASTICALLY EXTEND THE DURATION OF CREME TO SKIN TIME.

I’d rather use this than to ever have to get razor bumps, cuts, nicks and the unbearable itching that follows… the list goes on.I don’t get any stinging or pain whatsoever and i put it right up on my booty h*le. It doesn’t say it on the packaging but i am very careful to avoid getting any on my foresk*n.**My biggest words of advice is to wear disposable gloves when using to avoid getting it anywhere other than where you intend it to be.It says 3-6minutes but i usually do 6-8minutes then another for 2-3minutes. It’s intentionally not super strong so it does take some time to work. It also takes some effort to remove the cream with the hair. I have to scrub a bit with a loofah and nails but it does work. I’d say that’s the only painful and inconvenient part.I dont have that thick of hair but i imagine it may not work well for people that do.Super convenient and no itching the day after! - gone are the days with your leg up on the counter with a hand mirror ;)

I hate my body hair. It’s patchy (except my arms and legs where I look like a Sasquatch) and it’s greying so I’ve got this super awesome inverted V of salt and pepper chest hair with extra emphasis at the tips. It low level bothers me.Last year I saw a picture of myself in shorts and was determined to correct this biological and evolutionary deficiency. I explored getting waxed, sugared, or just constantly shaving all of me. Decided I wasn’t super keep on spending an hour a week in the shower shaving, I’m allergic to pain so waxing was out, and I’m also allergic to spending $300+ to get sugared. I’d resigned myself, once again, to living with it.Until last Thursday night. I was surfing Amazon for anything that would be interesting to have. Went back to the front page and it was showing me ads for Nair for Men. Bored, I went down a research hole and landed on this oproduct that’s designed for junkal areas (because I’m still allergic to pain). Decided $15 was better than $300 for a test and ordered it.Tuesday, I’m holding the box in my hands and reading the instructions. Do a patch test. Smart. I’ll do that. Worked fine, no issues. No burning, no itching, seems good. The instructions tell me that I should wait 72 hours before reapplying to the same area, so I waited until this morning.My boss is out on PTO so I’ve got no one to pester me. I engage my auto-clicking app so the dirty snitches on my team can’t see that I’m not doing anything work related, head into the bathroom and get to work. First a shower, as instructed, followed by drying off and getting a damp washcloth prepared.Since there weren’t any issues for the patch test, I determine that my chest should be the first spot. And that happy trail that somehow keeps spreading around and is now radiating like a solar corona from my belly button. I open the tube and start applying it. Chest. Happy Trail. Belly Button Corona. And armpits, because that hair is super gross. I wait the 6-8 minutes and start wiping hair off. It’s a success!!! There’s a couple splotchy parts happening in the Belly Corona area because I didn’t apply it evenly or something. Chest hair starts to come off pretty easily. This is great! I just saved $285!And then the washcloth brushes my nipple. Holy. Crap!It turns out, you’re not supposed to put hair removal creams on your nipples. There’s pain. Lots of pain. So I finish with the washcloth and read quickly while my nipples are on fire that I should rinse off with cool to warm water. I jump back in the shower. The water splashing on them hurts. Direct water is even worse. I get out and pat myself dry, which is a stabbing pain each time I do it.I rush into my office wearing only some sweatpants and google “How to treat chemical burns on nipples”, a phrase I never thought I’d have to type. I then message wife with my morning adventure to let her know that I’m sitting in my office, topless, with the blinds closed and a mountain of aloe vera gel on each of my nipples.It’s been 6 hours. My nipples are still hard and they’re still hairy, though less than they were. Breathing is causing my shirt to rub against them resulting in more pain.But hey. My armpits are silky smooth.So I’ll probably try it again for the rest of the parts. Just not my nipples again.

To start off, let's just say when I first used this I had a bush and it did not work well.The way this product works is that it melts your hair in to a goo. If you have a sensetive area it might sting a but, but it is not the end of the world (have some A&D ointment ready)Follow the instructions! Apply LIBERALLY. You want to put on a thick glob, not just a light amount. The hair needs to be COVERED to completely melt it. It also takes about 8 minutes to completely melt, so if you get it in a place you don't want it, you can clean it off before it does any "damage".Since the hair turns to a goo, it is very sticky and the best way I found was a wet washcloth to get the sticky hair off because it WILL stick to your skin.I also got some of this on my "head" by accident and it didn't irritate it at all.MAKE SURE that you do a small test on an area close before using this to make sure you don't have a reaction.Otherwise, works great in 8 minutes, easy to clean up and wipe off, and leaves you nice and smooth