Did it hurt? did it work?
Anybody ever used nair on their gentials?
10/17/2012
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My boyfriend did...he ended up with chemical burns on the base of his penis. It's really not safe, and didn't work as well as shaving would.
10/17/2012
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Yeah. It hurt like hell after and I had swollen lady bits. Never did it again.
Originally posted by
Zandrock
Did it hurt? did it work?
10/17/2012
I have not. Seems too risky too me.
10/17/2012
Don't. Just don't.
10/18/2012
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Sigel regularly uses Nair on his genital area with no adverse effect.
Originally posted by
Zandrock
Did it hurt? did it work?
10/18/2012
They make Nair specifically for genitals. I've used it with no problem.
10/18/2012
nope. I got laser treatment.
10/18/2012
I tried Nair once on my legs. I had bad burns all down my legs. I couldn't believe what it did to me. I will never use it again.
10/18/2012
It didn't hurt for me, but my pubes were too tough for it. It came out patchy.
10/18/2012
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Exactly. I've used it on my bikini area in the past. I had no adverse reactions, but it really didn't do that great of a job. And I disliked having to sit in an uncomfortable position for so long.
Originally posted by
Lildrummrgurl7
They make Nair specifically for genitals. I've used it with no problem.
10/18/2012
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They do?
Originally posted by
Lildrummrgurl7
They make Nair specifically for genitals. I've used it with no problem.
Hell no though, I never did. I did try it on my butt and bikini line without problems though.
10/18/2012
I have and it didn't do that well of a job and didn't hurt me at all wouldn't use it again time waster
10/18/2012
I've used the bikini/sensitive nair before. It works alright--it's not a very good close shave, though. If you have a lot of hair down there, it doesn't work too well (you might need to do it twice!) but if you don't have much hair down there it won't really get rid of it.
10/18/2012
It's not great. I've used it, and it's never hurt me, but it doesn't do the job as well as it should. The instruction on the bottle say that you should try it on a small area where you want to use it 24 hours before you use it on the entire area. If you have no adverse reaction, then you can proceed. However, it says to do this every time you use it, because you can have a reaction even if you never have in the past with using it. It can be some harsh stuff.
Salley Hansen has a better option that can be used for sensitive skin, has a brush on the bottle right where the stuff squeezes out, so you can use it without making a mess, you can pop in the shower with it on (just don't let any water get into direct contact with it until it's ready to be removed), and it works much better than Nair. It doesn't have the burning sensation of Nair, too. Still, it has the same directions and warnings on the back for waiting 24 hours after you test an area, even if it hasn't been a problem in the past. But to my skin, it's much gentler.
Salley Hansen has a better option that can be used for sensitive skin, has a brush on the bottle right where the stuff squeezes out, so you can use it without making a mess, you can pop in the shower with it on (just don't let any water get into direct contact with it until it's ready to be removed), and it works much better than Nair. It doesn't have the burning sensation of Nair, too. Still, it has the same directions and warnings on the back for waiting 24 hours after you test an area, even if it hasn't been a problem in the past. But to my skin, it's much gentler.
10/18/2012
me and my husband both have.. we use it for half the time that is sugested on the package
10/18/2012
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