Nair Reviews 9

Ive used veet face hair removal in the past but they only had Nair in the shop. Do not use! Stings/burns badly, red face even though left on for 3 minutes and did a small patch to test.
Highly unpleasant experience- straight in the bin.

I applied the nair cream to my face for ten minutes, due to having coarse and stubborn hair from PCOS (Polysistic Ovarian Syndrome). It left red blotches in all three areas. I used it a few days ago above my upper lip and it didn't make a difference or cause irritation. I applied an ice compress to the spots to reduce the discomfort.

Does not work. Makes hair patchy, still leaves behind excessive stubble. Pretty useless and does not do what described. I tried this 3x. I followed the directions to the letter.

Absolutely useless.

Buyer Beware total garbage!
If you want to destroy your skin with burns and irritations the go ahead you have been warned.
This product should say use at your own risk as this may lead to bad circumstances.
Total garbage
Company should be prosecuted

Me, 14, had a really bad allergic reaction and it made my legs really red, they burned and itched for almost a week, even now, a month after quitting, my legs still are really sensitive to lotions, creams, and any type of humidity or wetness. DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT USE NAIR ON SENSITIVE SKIN. IT DOESN'T GO WELL. Or, just don't use it at all. And it barely worked no matter how long I left it on. P.S. sorry for the long review🥲

Used the sensitive hair remover within seconds my underarms were on fire resulting in chemical burns irritation and skin peeling utterly dangerous product

If you're looking for a product that burns your skin, doesn't remove any hair, and leaves you questioning your life choices, look no further—Nair Sensitive Hair Removal Cream has you covered (in pain and disappointment).

I followed the instructions to the letter—applied a thin, even layer, waited the recommended time, and gently wiped. The result? Not only did it fail to remove a single strand of hair, but it left my skin red, irritated, and stinging like I'd rubbed chili oil into my pores.

This isn't a hair removal cream—it's a chemical warfare experiment gone wrong. For something marketed as “sensitive,” it sure has a vendetta against skin.

Save yourself the suffering. Buy a razor. Or better yet, a weed whacker would probably do less damage than this overpriced tube of lies.

The product is great and I have used it for years, but without a spatula included I will no longer use it.