Nad'sHair Removal Cream for Women - Sensitive Depilatory Cream for Body & Legs, 5.1 Oz

I hadn’t shaved my legs in 8 months. I know. I know. But I had this function where I was wearing a romper and the shorts were short, so I needed to do something. I always get razor burns or cuts from shaving, and I always seem to miss spots. I layered this cream on very thick and didn’t rub it in. I let it sit for 10 minutes. Then went in the shower with a loofah and rubbed it away in circular motions. All the hair came off without any effort!! I was shocked. No razor burn. No missed spots. Shiny, smooth legs. It lasted over a week, too!! It smells absolutely awful, but it goes away after washing well. I will never shave again!!!

I have really sensitive skin and hadn’t shaved since the beginning of quarantine. I was like a bear. No razor was gonna cut it, and even if it did, the razor burn would have been unbearable. I used this stuff. Being the hairy beast I am, I left it in for a full ten minutes and pretty much used the whole container. It took the hair off beautifully, and I had no adverse reaction. I see people complaining about the smell. It doesn’t smell like a bouquet of roses, but it’s also a chemical that eats hair off your legs. It’s not going to smell great, but I also didn’t think it was that terrible - certainly worth enduring for the job it does.

This is the worst nair I have ever used. Followed directions and even left on the area for an extra minute and it did not work. No hair was removed. Don’t buy this product, look and research other brands.

I received the product right on time and it was packaged well.The items itself worked okay. I tested it in a few different ways since I didn't see a whole lot of reviews or walkthroughs online.So, 1st I tested it on my arm to make sure my skin could handle it. It worked perfectly and my skin was just fine. Then I tried it on my legs (my hair was grown out) and it turned out patchy. Some hairs came off completely and the other hairs were shortened due to the cream. However, after trying it on my legs with the short hair it worked just fine.Long story short, the product is easier to use on smaller areas at a time if you have trouble evening the cream out or don't want to use much of the product and run out faster. It also only works to its full potential on short hair. If you let your hair grow out some and then try to use it, it will probably come out patchy since the cream can't fully reach where your hair and skin meet.

The odor is WAY less than any other I've used. I do have to say though, it works but not in 4 minutes. On leg hair, bikini and underarms, expect 10 min at least. I find that if there's any deodorant on the armpit area from many hours before, it doesn't work as well, so clean gently before use. Also, it doesn't work in the shower as they claim because it gets splashed off. So keep the shower spray away if you want it to work. All in all Im really happy with this product. I can get smooth legs, that don't itch from razor bumps, quickly and cheaply. It's a good idea to apply lotion after ( I highly recommend Earth Mama Angel Baby Angel Baby Lotion with Organic Calendula - yes even for adults! Contains no water and leaves you very soft. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000P7M26I/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_SJUVzbEBJT4ZK ) For all the people complaining that one tube only does one application... It's $5 ish! How much does getting waxed cost? This is very worth it and inexpensive. One tube does both legs, underarms and bikini.

I used to use Nair and that would make my skin really irritated. I mostly use depilatories to remove my arm hair, and if I had any scratches on my arms (cats) they would always get inflamed after Nair-ing. However, I didn't experience this with this product, which made me happy and relieved! It worked really well, removed everything after just 4 minutes. I like to put it on just before getting in the shower, makes it easier to take off with a wet washcloth and then cleanse the treated area. I found that really helps with any irritation also.

Buckle in kids, this is gonna be a long one. Like so many of you, I gazed wistfully upon the advertised hairless legs, knew the end result wasn't gonna be anywhere NEAR that, and went right on with the purchase like the jolly fool I was. Having tried this... lovely product in three different places (legs, underarms, bikini line -- and no, I didn't use it "down there" because the package SPECIFICALLY said not to and, despite buying this product, I am not an actual complete idiot), I had three utterly different experiences and thus will be reviewing them in turn. If you're not down for that, here's the TLDR:RESULTS: If you were going for stubbly skin that you'll still have to shave, congratulations! You've found what you're looking for.BURNING/SENSITIVITY: I did in fact endure two chemical burns for the low, low price of no worthwhile hair removal, but that may have been user error on my part, so, grain of salt.SMELL: Like a narcissistic boyfriend, you're not really aware of the unpleasantness until you're too committed to turn back easily. It smells fine when you first open it, but the smell (and yes, it smells like actual dog... leavings...) gets worse and worse. A good forty minutes after use, the entire upstairs floor of my house still smelled like the product.Anywho, into the gory details.PART 1: Legs, AKA, I LITERALLY Could've Bought A Year's Worth Of RazorsInnocent lamb that I was, I had such high hopes. The product arrived, and, like a sane human, I did two small test patches, one on the calf, one on the inner thigh, and was delighted and hope-filled to discover that it did not in fact burn my severely eczematic skin. Unfortunately, when I actually went to use the product, it was virtually impossible to get even coverage, even using a kitchen knife (who's therapy I will likely be paying for) as a spatula. After waiting a SOLID ten minutes, and let's be honest, probably more, I was understandably peeved to discover that the product had merely dissolved part of the hair, leaving an unsightly array of stubble all over my legs. As a result, I ended up having to shave anyway, which, as you might imagine, was not the desired outcome. As it did remove all of the hair in some places, I do wonder if applying a second treatment might have done the trick, but as the product comes in a tube so small I'm convinced it must be made of pixie dust and unicorn tears, I didn't have enough left over to test that theory. Based on how much I had to use, I would've had to buy two or three bottles just for full coverage on my legs, which is about the price I pay for a YEAR'S worth of razors.Legs Final Verdict: 1/5 StarsPART 2: Underarms, AKA, User Error, Fun With Chemical Burns, And Other Assorted MiseriesBeginning with the major caveat that, like a very smart person, I didn't bother to test patch my underarms, I was largely to blame for the following suffering, not the product. But enough with the spirit of generosity, onto the tea. So, as instructed, I slathered the wonderful-smelling "stuff" on my poor, unsuspecting skin. After waiting the requisite ten minutes, I wiped it off and was dismayed to see that the product had done literally nothing (I think this may have been because I let my arms down, so the cream got rubbed into the skin and was thus rendered ineffective, but I can only speculate there. Also, not being a ballerina, there was no way on God's earth I was gonna keep my arms elevated for ten minutes, so, y'know...). Vaguely disappointed, I hopped in the bath so as to continue with my day. This was where things really started to go rather off the rails -- you know, if you don't count the whole "product-didn't-do-anything-it-was-supposed-to" bit. Anywho, like the highly educated and intelligent person I am, it TOTALLY occurred to me NOT to use my incredibly strong body wash on the skin I had moments before slathered in an unknown chemical concoction meant to dissolve (DiSsOLvE) hair. Except it didn't and sweet holy frickin' Jesus. Pro-tip, don't proceed from that point and try to put deodorant on the currently burning, discolored skin. Y'know, like I totally didn't do. 'Cuz that would've been stupid. Unlike with the legs, there was a fun epilogue to this, in that when I found myself able to lift my arm again without a rapid-fire barrage of specific vocabulary words, I discovered the product actually had done *something* aside from making me want to set my desk on fire. Unfortunately, that was where I discovered this product's tendency to remove part of the hair while leaving an awe-inspiring constellation of stubble, at which point I wanted to set my desk on fire for entirely different reasons. My boyfriend was very concerned.Underarms Final Verdict: -17/5 Stars [mwahaha, here I have power]PART 3: The Bikini Line, AKA, ... oopsHaving been thusly regaled with the exceedingly underwhelming experience described above, the beleaguered reader will be surprised to learn that the product was unexpectedly effective in this regard. Unfortunately, this was also the point at which I discovered the product is in fact a sentient, nigh-omnipotent being of primordial evil, whose every breath is to exact his malevolent will upon unsuspecting Creole girls who just wanted a better alternative to shaving. Again, there's some user error involved here, since I should've done this part separately rather than trying to do it while also working on my legs. However, if you're somehow still here at this point, you're not here for magnanimity. You're here for mildly eloquent whinging. Having applied the product to my bikini line, I rather stupidly continued working on my legs. I specifically did NOT apply the product further "inland," as scientific studies have concluded that I am not a porn star. Yay science. However, being the incredibly perceptive and forward-thinking individual the above paragraphs have demonstrated me to be, it occurred to me only too late that I would have to keep the product from migrating "beyond the eaves of the forest," shall we say. Upon noticing, to my chagrin, that I had not managed to do that, I figured it would lead to a similarly uninspiring result as my previous experience with the underarms (i.e. the cream getting dispersed/rubbed in and thus not working). Imagine my shock [read, dismay] to discover that, not only was this not the case but that the cream had been entirely TOO effective, with attendant side effects in terms of appearance that I, as a lady, will not be detailing for the internet. Google deforestation and let your dirty minds run wild. I actually will continue buying the product solely for this purpose, as I'll be able to make the bottle last a long time and, in this one regard, it's *vastly* superior to shaving.Bikini Line Final Verdict: 5/5FINAL THOUGHTSIf you want this for your legs you'll be severely disappointed. Of course, if the majority of the reviews are anything to go by, most of you are using it for purposes specifically proscribed by the instructions, so it'll probably work great for you (I'll keep my thoughts on what kind of a commentary that is on our society and ya'll's collective good sense to myself). As stated, I *will* be buying again because the results with the bikini line were that good, BUT since I was actually hoping this would work on my legs, it's way too time-consuming and not NEARLY cost-effective enough to be worth it. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.