Immac Cream

Immac Cream: 'A feeling that lasts'?? I don't think so! (844 words)
by deedles - written on 18.05.03 (Very useful, 299 readings)
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Hmmmm. Well, having read a couple of other opinions on this product (both, surprisingly, by men!) I'm not sure I can add much in terms of amusement value! I'm afraid I've never used Immac cream on my backside...or anywhere else unusual for that matter!! (if you don't know what I'm talking about, read ADBoyce's opinion on this cream!) However I was surprised that people seem to find this hair removal cream so good. I use it reasonably often, but only because shaving makes the hair grow back thicker, which I don't want, and waxing is painful and inconvenient having to go out etc (it's just occurred to me that I've never tried ...

A real smoothie. (1413 words)
by ADBoyce - written on 02.08.02 (Very useful, 1119 readings)
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Across the Customer Service Desk where I work the rumours abound. Everyone is talking about me or rather a certain part of my anatomy. I apologise now to anyone who is likely to be offended by this but sadly that is what I face every time I go into work. You see the whole episode started when I made the mistake of letting slip that I happened to have removed the hair from a certain part of my anatomy one Friday evening. Working with women as I do, you often find yourself involved in conversations a typical male would never hear tell of. The sorts where discussions on nail polish, foundation, underwear and face creams abound. More often than not the conversation revolves ...

Immac Cream: In pursuit of a bald body (1135 words)
by Caradawn - written on 19.08.02 (Very useful, 322 readings)
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When it comes to removing those unwanted body hairs what I really want to hear is: "New! A cheap and painless way to PERMANENTLY remove body hair!" But that is of course the one thing I don't hear. Instead it's 'No pain, no gain." Yes, if you want a permanent hair removal treatment you have the option of a painful, long winded and expensive process called electrolysis. Which is really only practical for small areas. My hair grows thick and fast and I seem to be waging a constant war against it. Of the temporary hair removal methods I've tried, waxing or plucking hairs is the longest lasting and also the most ...