Veet Pure Hair Removal Cream 400ml, Legs & Body, 24 Hour Hydration, Exfoliates, Pleasant Smell, With Spatula, Long Lasting Smoothness

Great value for money. Quick, painless, and surprisingly effective. I didn’t have any irritation, and it left my skin feeling smooth. Perfect for when you want results without the hassle of waxing or shaving.Definitely a convenient option to keep on hand!

I've never liked body hair and I'm thankful I don't grow much on my chest. However, I get a lot of leg hair which grows back quickly. My legs and my arms are where I spend the majority of my shaving time. I've been shaving them with my single bladed razor as thats almost free, however it's never been the same quality or finish as using hair removal cream. Unfortunately, my skin doesn't appreciate it and becomes inflamed. Fortunately, this sensitive skin version really works with my skin and leaves it silky super smooth; infinitely better than shaving.The instructions recommend using the plastic scraper/spreader for applying and removing the hair removal cream on and off of your body. I've found that if you wear some nitrile gloves, you can splurt the amount you need into your hands and use them to evenly spread the cream over where you need it much faster and easier than using the spreader/scraper. After a 10 minute wait, I use the scraper to remove the cream bit by bit and a final rinse in the shower. My skin after is the smoothest I've ever had it and it's a real treat whenever I get to use it.I use the cream only on my legs and arms like I said, so the pump bottle lasts me 2 uses; 3 if I use it sparingly. I deem this viable for the price and if I want extra soft skin, I'll order a bottle of the cream instead of shaving. Theres no ingrown hairs or rough feeling skin the next day nor any painful under-thighs for a week. Just smoothness for about 2 weeks.In summary, I highly recommend using this hair removal cream if you haven't tried it before. It works much better than shaving and the results last much longer. You'll need to be careful using it for the first time, you do not want this stuff going anywhere it shouldnt (privates, both sexes). You may want to put some pants on for extra protection.

I use it on my bikini area and I've had no issues so far. Hair is removed and leaves little to no rash unlike shaving. It can be a little uncomfortable to remove the hair with the spatula but its worth it to avoid the discomfort of shaving rash.

Works very well!

Last time I used a hair removal cream was well over 10yrs ago but thought I’d give it a go again as wanted to ‘tidy things up’ and shaving is a dead no for me as things itch upon regrowth.This looked good for that area & had reasonable reviews and so I took the plunge.The ones I’d used years ago stank, this one still have a faint smell of the old style smell but smelt pleasantly ok in comparison to what I expected, definitely manageable.I really liked the pump on it rather than squeezing a tube and getting mucky so application seemed easier.I put it on and left it the recommended amount of time & then came the moment of truth.I made a rooky mistake & hadn’t ‘trimmed’ but when scrapped off using the included spatula (or whatever it’s called) the cream had dont its trick and managed to remove the hair easily.Not the prettiest of sights admittedly as it was like scraping cat hairballs off my skin (sorry for TMI) but the skin underneath wasn’t affected and things felt lovely and smooth.I only did a little bit to see how it’d go and as I said pleasantly surprised with it. You seemed to get your money’s worth as well, there’s a decent amount of it to use.Thankfully even after a week or so the regrowth hasn’t itched at all either so pretty chuffed with results for now.

Well... I bought this hair removal cream because it said it was suitable for the bikini area and sensitive skin. I hadn't used the hedge trimmers down below in a while and thought that using this cream would be a quick and simple way to remove the forest without having to play shower gymnastics with a razor. So while I was enjoying a nice relaxing shower on a Tuesday night I decided to try it. I lathered it on generously as the packaging stated and stood freezing cold dripping wet out of the water waiting for it to work. I stood there a good 10 minutes and the recommendation was 5-10mins use so I used the little spatula scraper to remove the product. Unfortunately very little hair came off. I double checked the label and it didn't say anywhere not to use it twice in one go. So I lathered it on again and left it for another 10 minutes. I was getting a little agitated now waiting for it to work. However the 10 minutes passed and I got my handy dandy scaper out. And by god did the hair come off!! Clumps of it just slid off my skin. It was fantastic. I had a little chuckle to myself wondering why I'd never thought of using this before. Then I carried on washing my hair and scrubbing my armpits before getting out of the shower. It was then that I felt a slight tingling down below. It wasn't painful or anything but something was going on. I attributed it to the fact that I'd never used hair removal cream before, it must be normal, and ignored it. Now, as I was getting dressed, the tingling started getting worse, but still I didn't think much of it. Then about half an hour later all of a sudden I experienced this SEARING, BURNING pain like nothing I'd ever felt before. I ripped my clothes off and had a looky look. My *area* was swollen triple the size, bright red (I'm not talking just irritated skin here, I'm talking like cherry tomato red), and it honestly looked like someone had peeled a layer of skin off. It was awful!!! And so, SO painful. However, too embarrassed to tell anyone, I got some germalene and lathered it on. Well that was a mistake. The antibacterial agent in it only served to burn even worse!!! I was practically crying and I was leaping around my bedroom in pain by this point. But then it got even more worse! I went to pee, and the urine touching the damaged area... oh boy it was a whole other level of pain. Eventually after about 24 hours of this, several ice packs, paracetamol, ibuprofen, having to sit in my birthday suit, and several other accommodations, it started to subside thankfully. I'd say it took a good 48 hours to fully go away.Now I suppose the real questions are, would I do it again and did it work?It did work, quite spectacularly and was very straightforward and easy. It created an astronomical level of pain following this, however it did work and it was easy. So yes, I would use it again. I do hope this review has been helpful 🙂I have now used this several times and each time it has given me thrush which as people with a pumpum will know is very uncomfortable and even painful.