Veet Hair Removal Cream For Men, 5 Min Sensitive Skin, Hair Removal Gel For Body, Chest & Back, Dermatologically Tested, 13.5 FL OZ w/ Spatula

My boyfriend does not use this, I do. I can't use nair, and I've been using veet for a few years now, but this men's one feels better on my skin than the original sensitive skin, and the smell isn't as strong either. I don't know what exactly is different in this one as opposed to the original, but I would recommend this men's bottle over the other.

Obviando el olor, puedo decir que cumple perfectamente su función, es una crema que se ve bastante hidratada, lo cual ayuda post depilado, solo dejándola actuar 10min yo vi los resultados facilemente y sin ninguna muestra de irritación, puedes usarlo para todas las partes íntimas adicional de tu pecho, y creo que es más fácil y menos doloroso que afeitado o depilado con cera caliente

For thicker and coarse hair like mine I had to leave it on the ten minutes rather than the minimum of five. Otherwise it worked just fine for me. Just have patience and set an alarm and go off and do something else while it sets

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Hair removal can be a tricky task, and finding the right product depends heavily on personal circumstances. In my case, I gave **Veet Hair Removal for Men** a fair shot, following the instructions carefully and using it as intended. The product does what it promises—chemically removing hair—but my experience was mixed.As someone living with a motor neuron disease, I lack the physical strength necessary to fully wipe away the dissolved hair. Because of this, my results were splotchy, leaving me needing a razor to finish the job. While the process itself was straightforward, the effectiveness ultimately hinged on my ability to complete the final steps, which didn’t work well for my situation.That being said, I wouldn’t call this a bad product. For the right person and the right circumstances, it’s likely an ideal solution. If you have full dexterity and strength, this could be a convenient alternative to shaving. Unfortunately, for my specific needs, it didn’t provide the clean, hassle-free result I was hoping for.Ultimately, if you’re considering Veet for hair removal, it’s worth assessing whether you have the physical ability to ensure thorough removal. If you do, this could be the perfect option. Otherwise, you may find yourself needing additional tools to achieve a fully smooth finish.

Words cannot express how blessed I was finding and buying these especially at a fair price and being a prime customer has it's perks. And doesn't give off that strong odor like the other Nair products. This works for body and face and legs and arms and pits too.

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Guys, look no further. This is the stuff you want.First and foremost, it seriously has no horrible/rotten egg/harsh chemical smell, like many of the other brands - and I've tried them all. I think this may be because it's formulated for sensitive skin, so might not be as strong [and I'll address that in a bit], but it just smells pleasant. Also the pump bottle is nice and easy to use, especially if you have some of this stuff on your hands and they're slippery. Works JUST FINE, and I use it from the neck down. Yes, EVERYWHERE from the neck down.PRO TIPS:1. Depending on the hair you're removing, you might have to leave this on a bit longer than you would other brands. It's a non-issue, really - just leave any of your likely sensitive areas [armpits and down under for me] until last, then start a timer. For me, appx. 7.5 minutes works pretty well. Personally don't use the applicator that comes with the bottle, but YMMV. HINT: ALL depilatory creams work better on shorter hair. If the hair you want to remove is full length, you may want to trim it down to appx. 1/4" with clippers first.2. This isn't moisturizer, and isn't meant to be applied the same way. You're not meant to work it into your skin - rather, you want to apply a nice thick coating of it over the skin. No need to rub it in - just smooth it over. Once it's all applied, start your timer. If the hair you're trying to remove is fine/thin, you might only need about 5 minutes. As I mentioned before, a few more works better for me, and I think it's because this is formulated a little less strong than others - but it's worth it for the smell, and it's much less likely to burn or irritate your skin, so a few extra minutes is a good trade-off for me.3. This is the game-changer: when it's time to remove the stuff, don't simply jump in the shower and try to rinse it off. After much trail and error, what I've found works best is: Using either a washcloth or pair of exfoliating gloves [my personal choice - but whatever you pick, you want something with texture that will grab the hairs being removed], stand outside the stream of water and get your cloth/gloves wet. Then, use them to [gently] scrub the area[s] you're removing hair from. Work the stuff into a bit of a lather, making sure you're hitting all the areas from a couple different directions. You don't need to scrub hard, just be thorough.4. Now you can rinse it off. When it's all done, wash thoroughly with your normal soap/body wash/etc. Your skin will be so smooth it will honestly feel like nothing you've ever felt before. For a second I thought there was maybe still body wash residue on me, because my skin felt almost slick to the touch. Amazing.5. MOISTURIZE AFTERWARDS. Don't skip this step. It will seriously help to prevent ingrown hairs as the area grows back. This, and make sure to exfoliate regularly in the shower or bath.Hope it helps.