Nair Face #2 How To Deal With It.

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Christina C.

Apr 16, 2014

Christina C.

Ok so of you don't know I posted a thread last night saying I has used Nair on my face. I woke up this morning and realized the Nair actually burned my face, I have three small patched of dots and the dot are skin with a couple layers taken of so there quite sensitive. anyway I'm on the bus and I brought my maybilline age rewind conclear, it doesn't burn, with me just in case I needed touch ups because my face is red. any other tips how to deal with it!

Shaye M.

Apr 16, 2014

Shaye M.

I agree with Hailey, I wouldn't be applying makeup on a burn. Get some Lucas paw paw ointment and apply that instead, it won't cover it but it'll help promote healing and less scarring.

Flor T.

Apr 16, 2014

Flor T.

Keep It moisturized I once burned my skin using a product , I kept it moisturized and it got better

Kaitlin M.

Apr 16, 2014

Kaitlin M.

I use a Sally Hansen kit for face hair removal on my upper lip, and it comes with a soothing lotion for after. It really works, I get no bumps. If I were you, I'd pick up my little kit for next time!

Christina C.

Apr 16, 2014

Christina C.

Thanks and BTW my sister Jessica G ment to post this, she forgot to log me off.

Sufia A.

Apr 16, 2014

Sufia A.

Same thing happened to me...I started using loreal youth code day cream every day and night and it clears up like magic.

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