Nair

As someone who has always shaved my leg`s etc with a razor I'm always on the look out for something better, more long lasting with no pain. Epilators - I have a mini one of these and it really hurts definitely couldn't take the pain of doing two whole legs. Waxing - Well I'd rather get this done by a professional and to be honest I couldn't be botherd with that. Hair Removal Creams - These always look like to much mess. So anyway a few weeks ago I decided to take the plunge and try a hair removal Cream, That was the easy decision now which one to get, I Decided I would try the Nair brand as my first try into the world of Hair ...

I've been turning into the bearded lady lately, and was sick of spending hours with my tweezers plucking each hair out individually, so I decided to try some hair removal creams. I had a look around the shelves of Boots and a pot of Nair brush on hair remover seemed to be one of the best ones there. At around £4.50 for a small pot, it wasn't exactly cheap, but I managed to overcome my embarrasment and took it to the checkout. Following the instructions, I covered my face with a thick layer of the cream and waited for the advised four minutes before rubbing a small area off. No hair was removed so I left it on for the maximum ten minutes. I then went into the ...

Nair Facial Brush-on DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT. My husband had been making comments about my 'moustache' so i bought the Nair Facial brush on. I read the instructions and normally I would ignore the part where it says 'test a small area then wait 24 hours'. I put the cream on a tiny area near my top lip and left it on for the minimum 3 minutes as it said on the box. I felt no discomfort whilst it was on my skin, but after washing off after the 3 minutes, my skin started to burn and weep. It is now 4 days later and I have a very unsightly scab on my face and I am hoping it doesn't scar. I contacted Nair customer services to complain...guess ...