I hate shaving, no matter what part of my body I shave, and whatever razors, and cream I use I always end up with rashes and spots and an embarressing itch to scratch. Being the mard arse that I am I wouldnt even consider waxing - I have had my eye-brows waxed a couple of times and I honestly cried. Years and years ago, I tried a hair removal cream which Im sure was Veet but with its previous name (which escapes me) but I really didnt like it as the smell of amonia was overpowering and the cream was thick and burned my skin both as it was working and for days afterwards. So, when I spotted this, a spray on hair removal cream that is also available for those with ...  Read the complete review

I always shave my legs as the idea of hairy legs really does disgust me quite a bit. I have never used wax and hair removal cream is always the option for me. I have always used rub-on creams but I have always found them very difficult to apply as I have been pressured for time and I'm always scared of leaving it on too long and it ends up burning my skin (which I have done several times). I hate the idea of using razors as I have cut my legs so many times and sometimes the bleeds have bee quite serious. I really liked the spray-on feature, and you can simply spray it on and give it a quick rub. At first it is quite difficult to come to grips with handling the ...  Read the complete review

I have tried a number of different hair removal products over the years, however my usual method of removing unwanted hair is to use a razor. I recently decided to try something different as I felt razors were drying out my skin and causing unsightly red marks. Upon browsing the shelves at Boots, I came accross Veet Spray. The packaging attracted me, as the product comes in an appealing pink colour. Veet Spray costs £6.99 at Boots for 150ml, however you can sometimes buy it a little cheaper at places like Wilkinsons. Veet Spray contains key ingredients such as jasmin, vitimin e and aloe vera, which I felt would be good for my skin. ...  Read the complete review

I use this product to remove hair from my legs in a more convenient and less frequent way than shaving with a razor. A 150ml can can be priced anywhere between £5-8 depending on where and when you buy it, Boots sometimes have the whole range on 3 for 2 so it is worth stocking up during such special offers to get better value for money. On average a can like this lasts me about 6 months and I use it every 3 weeks or so. The area of my legs which I apply this to is between the knees and ankles. I like it because it sprays on like a very fine foam and does not drip or run at all, this means that you can spray it onto the legs in a very even coating and then leave ...  Read the complete review

I'm quite familiar with veet products having tried a few of them with great results. When browsing my local boots store i spotted the veet spray hair removal can and thought i should give it a try with the thoughts it may be a lot quicker than the creams. A can of veet spray cost £6.99 from boots possibly cheaper at other chemist or supermarket stores. The can is a spray can and holds 150 mls of the gel veet product. Spray veet like the creams contains vitamin e and aloe vera great for the skin. Strapped to the side of the can is a shaped pink spatula its plastic with a rubber coating on it , i guess this is to help give the spatula grip when using with ...  Read the complete review