Veet 3 Minute Hair Removal Cream Reviews

Being too much of a wimp to try waxing, and having got fed up of constantly shaving my legs, I decided to give Veet hair removal cream a try. This product appealed to me because of the promise of touchably smooth legs in just 3 minutes, without the pain associated with wax, and so off to Tesco I went to buy some. The product came in a ...  Read the complete review

First I must confess I am writing this review as a man so I will brace myself for the series of 'not useful' ratings I'm probably going to receive but bare with me on this one. I write this from a man's perspective as my girlfriend uses this cream for her moustache (although she won't be my girlfriend for much longer when she reads this :s - good ...  Read the complete review

While I was pregnant I was determined I would not have hairy legs when I went into labour. Perhaps a silly thing to worry, after all "they've seen it all before", right? I didn't care. It was already going to be an undignified experience, I didn't want to add hairy legs to my long list of things to be paranoid about. Problem was I could ...  Read the complete review

I have tried a couple of brands of hair removing cream in the past and never found one which covered all the things I needed: easy to apply, dont need to put too much on, dont need to leave it on too long, and finally not too expensive. I purchased veet when it was on special offer (so thats the not too expnesive criteria ticked off). ...  Read the complete review

I've used Immac and Veet hair removal creams in the past, but I always found them a bit time-consuming standing around for 10 minutes waiting for them to work, so when I saw this new 3-minute cream in Boots I thought it was worth a try. The one I got was the green Shea Butter and Lily, for dry skin. I got it in a big 400ml pump container rather ...  Read the complete review

I am one of those men that has a lack of hair on his head, but a hell of a lot everywhere else. In my first year of secondary school, the hairiness of my legs prompted one boy to show out in PE "give your dad his legs back". Now, I'm quite happy being hairy, and I certainly prefer it to the idea of being hair-less, but one area I can't ...  Read the complete review

I'm quite an impatient person and often cannot summon up the enthusiasm to shave my legs and my very low pain threshold makes waxing a total no-no! Because of this, I always buy hair removal creams, and Veet is by far my favourite option. I use the Lotus Flower and Jasmine type, so this review will be based with that in mind. If you ...  Read the complete review

As a regular user, and fan, of the Veet Sensitive Skin Hair Removal Cream, I decided to give this one a try. It boasted the same thing, at a fraction of the time. Whereas the Veet Sensitive Skin Hair Removal Cream needs to be left on for almost ten minutes before it works, this one claims to do the same job in just three minutes. Great for those ...  Read the complete review

Who will like this product: If you 've got three minutes to spare and dont mind the ess this hair removal cream might be the one for you. Where to find this product: Superdrug, Boots etc stock this product. I would also try Savers to get a cheaper version. Cost: Around the £4 mark in most shops, mine was ...  Read the complete review

Men, you may want to look away now because we don't want to ruin the illusion for you and we, as women, do not want to let you in on our little secrets. We are happy to let you thing that our legs are always smooth and hair free, as are our bikini lines and other things like that. What we actually know is that the reality is somewhat different and ...  Read the complete review

I hate shaving and don't understand how over the thousands of years woman have gone from shaving nothing to shaving absolutely everything going! As if we haven't got enough to do! I have friends who shave their legs, underarm, bikini line, arms, tummy and I even know a woman who shaves her face! I just stick with the bare minimum and am so ...  Read the complete review