Using Nair?

[Guest chibi_usa]

Ya it's weird. The instructions don't help at all >.> It works *kinda* on my leg but NOT on my arm? o.o"" Im confused Any easier way to use Nair? Or like tell me why like not ALL my hair will come off? o.o

[Guest Elizabeth K]

Ya it's weird. The instructions don't help at all >.> It works *kinda* on my leg but NOT on my arm? o.o"" Im confused Any easier way to use Nair? Or like tell me why like not ALL my hair will come off? o.o

You have to leave Nair on for a long time. Be careful, it can burn you. I don't care for that particular product.

[Guest Jean Davis]

Hi

If you have nair for women you may have to let it on a bit longer or apply it more than once.

But be careful not to hurt yourself with it , follow the directions.

Otherwise there is a nair for men that seems to work better than the womens.

You can find it at Walmart or Target and it comes in a spray or cream.

LUV

Jean Davis

[Carolyn Marie]

I saw Nair for Men in the store yesterday; never noticed it before so maybe its a new product.

Has anyone had any experience with it, and what the difference is between that and Nair for Women?

Or maybe everyone here has been talking about men's Nair and not the female version.

Oh, I'm just confused.

Carolyn Marie

[Guest Jean Davis]

I saw Nair for Men in the store yesterday; never noticed it before so maybe its a new product.

Has anyone had any experience with it, and what the difference is between that and Nair for Women?

Or maybe everyone here has been talking about men's Nair and not the female version.

Oh, I'm just confused.

Carolyn Marie

Hey Carolyn

I used it for a while before I got my epilator.

It works better on the coarse hair than the womens. I liked the spray on type that Target sells, I didn't have to worry about a big GLOB of it falling on the floor.

Jean

[Guest Eth]

I tried Nair for Men once, and well, it burned my skin thoroughly, but did absolutely nothing to my hair. However it should be taken into consideration that I have a combination of highly sensitive skin, and way more/thicker hair than your average teen (yay genetics). So yeah.

[Guest Joanna Phipps]

I saw Nair for Men in the store yesterday; never noticed it before so maybe its a new product.

Has anyone had any experience with it, and what the difference is between that and Nair for Women?

Or maybe everyone here has been talking about men's Nair and not the female version.

Oh, I'm just confused.

Carolyn Marie

is nair for men usable on the face and if so has anyone tried it there?

[Guest Eth]

is nair for men usable on the face and if so has anyone tried it there?

On the bottle it says don't use it on your face or genitals.

[Guest Joanna Phipps]

On the bottle it says don't use it on your face or genitals.

thanks... still looking for one that will work on the face... nair for the face wont touch my hair and sally hansen just burns me

[Guest LottieZero]

I haven't tried Nair for Men on my face, just the ordinary Nair... and I regretted it badly. It burned horribly for about 3 days, and didn't actually remove any hair. Ironically it stopped me from shaving because the pain from the water was so bad, so my face was far worse than it was before

So, yeah, I really wouldn't risk it... Mind you, I do have very sensitive skin (and mild eczema), so that might have been why, but I'm not going to recommend it after that day

[Guest ~Brenda~]

Sweetie,

I simply use BIC Twin Select razors (Silky Touch) to shave my whole body. For me, they work wonderfully. I use a fresh one everyday.

They come in this really cute pink package of ten. You can find in the grocerie store where they sell women's care products.

Love

Brenda

[Guest Robin Winter]

Shaving my body hair leaves me with the pimply bumps. They hurt like crazy and are ugly besides I've had good results with nair, in that it takes most of the hair off, but again with the bumps. Waxing for me!

[Guest jamo-chelsea]

anyone tried this stuff http://ingrownhair.com/ ??

or something similar?

[Guest Kayliegh]

I’ve tried Nair, but it’s like putting oven cleaner on your skin!

Stick with a razor (or an electrolysist)!

Kayleigh

[Guest Robin Winter]

I didn't mind the nair as far as ill effects. A little burning if I got it in the wrong places, but nothing serious. I just didn't find it to be as effective as it was supposed to be. I'm for waxing, or preferably, laser/electrolysis when I can afford it.

[Guest Anna_Banana]

Nair burns me too! (and I'm seeing a trend it seems from the other responses) For my face I shave and apply quite a bit of makeup. Still isn't perfect. Armpits are no issue, those shave very well. As for legs though, I shave but don't get the best results. If the hair is short (which it will be with regular shaving), it usually leaves a visible shadow like the face does. If I let the hair grow out to its max and then shave it (this of course takes forever), it shaves perfectly with no shadow or bumps. I deem this as not fair that natal women have less of a problem with hair management and demand that evolution rebalance this situation for us!

.Anna