Nair Prep and Smooth Face, Face Removal for Woman, Touch Free Hair Removal Cream, with Sensitive Coconut Milk and Collagen for Skincare, Dermatologist Tested, 50g

Worked great just put it on for 5 minutes and wipe off. The bottle was smaller than expected BUT works well. It did burn because I left it on longer than 5 minutes and was red but no allergic reaction. Photos: picture of the bottle How it looked before putting on How it looked when it was on How it looked after it was on

Ths product is horrible. I followed directions properly. And still got severe chemical burn to the point i needed to be seen by a doctor. DO NOT PURCHASE THIS PRODUCT.

I needed an alternative to plucking which causes ingrown hair that I dig at, causing bruising on my face and areas of my neck. I used it on my sideburn area, lower cheeks, chin and spots on my neck where hair grows for 5 minutes. I didn’t know I had so much hair on my face and it removed the coarse hair on my neck. It does exfoliate so it removed a layer of dead skin that trapped, you guessed it, more hair. I re-treated those areas and the hair came out. A couple of strands were only removed to the root which I can still see but that is satisfactory for me. As my skin repairs in that area I think the hair will come out more easily and completely. The cream smelled good too. Wipe it off gently and don’t rub it off, I felt my skin sting when I rubbed and I quickly went to lightly wiping. I also rubbed my face with some rose water witch hazel afterward. I had no irritation but I would say if your skin is inflamed, this would probably inflame it more. I saw some vids where folks with inflamed skin had terrible reactions and the box does warn those with inflamed skin not to use it. This really does replace the plucking for me.

it’s not bad it does its job but sometimes it takes off by layers. like it takes on side off but not the other side even if they were applied at the same time. so when i reapplied it i got chemical burns 😖

Effective at removing hair, and gentle on my skin. I have PCOS and my facial hair grows back thick and quickly. I regularly shave and feel irritated from the razor. With how often I need to remove my facial hair however, it is not cost effective to constantly buy this stuff of upwards of $9 every time I need it. Also I expected a nasty scent as Nair usually has that chemical hair burn smell, but it lingers after washing and showering. I will not be purchasing this again due to the cost and scent. Perhaps for treating gentle peach fuzz this would be a better option, but not so much fast growing hair unless you can keep up with the cost.