Hair Removal Creams

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Kristen L.

Jul 13, 2013

Kristen L.

I recently bought nair brazillian spa clay. I was extremely happy with the initial results, but the very next morning my legs were prickly! any recommendations on a better brand or kind? preferably not too pricey.

Taija T.

Jul 13, 2013

Taija T.

I get the nair shower shoer pump with the scub it comes with and that works good.

Honestly the best I've found is dollar general's band. I know it sounds silly. But its a strong sensitive formula, unlike others that can make you break put. :/


Keep in mind that if you go back and forth between shaving and creams, the cream won't remove hair as well because shaved hair grows back thicker.
The creams break down that thickness to remove hair.

Taija T.

Jul 13, 2013

Taija T.

So its best to choose one and stick to it. Because the creams keep you smoother longer and the more you use and don't shave the less you'll need and the smoother you'll be! hope that helps.

Kristen L.

Jul 13, 2013

Kristen L.

This is the first one I've ever tried, and I've stuck too it, as bad as I want to shave! haha and I live in hawaii, there arent any "dollar" stores. lol.

Ciara S.

Jul 13, 2013

Ciara S.

I used to use the original nair just for sensitive skin and that used to last me a week which was quite good. the only problem was that I had to mess around so much with the cream so it took me ages to do! now I have an epilator, which I would definitely recommend as it is so easy to get rid of the hairs, even if they're really short! plus the pain isn't that bad when you get used to it :)

Rachel M.

Jul 13, 2013

Rachel M.

Veet is my favourite too and it only takes a few minutes.

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