I've always shaved and it doesn't bother me but I decided to try this after it doesn't leave you with cuts or anything. When applying this it seemed so easy to do, but after leaving it on and washing it off, it looked like nothing happened and when feeling my legs it seemed to haven't done anything at all! I was so disappointed, it probably just chopped some of the hairs off in random places and since then I've never used it again.It seemed to good to be true, and it was i wouldn't recommend this at all.

I haven't used a depilatory cream for years, as the last time I used one, I broke out in a rash. This should serve as a suitable warning to ALWAYS read the instructions and LAWAYS carry out a skin test before you use a new product. Well, depilatory creams have come a long way since then, and so I thought I'd try again using the sensitive version by Veet. This time, I did a skin test, and didn't come out in the slightest bit of rash. This was hugely comforting to me as I began to slap the stuff all over my legs! The sponge method of application is a little messy, truth be told. I felt at times like the sponge was absorbing more cream than it was ...  Read the complete review

I detest shaving, I always seem to end up with cuts after shaving my legs because I just rush the whole experience due to how chore like it feels, so about 6 months ago I decided I would try something new, I also have an epilator but it can be a bit painful sometimes and can take a while to do, so for a quick and painlessness procedure, I decided to try hair removal creams. After doing a little searching about in Tesco I decided I would try the Veet In-Shower Hair Removal Cream, I chose the green/blue one which is for sensitive skin and has added moisturiser and lotus milk, because I thought that sounded nicer than the pink one that was labelled normal ...  Read the complete review