Veet Hair Removal Cream for Sensitive Skin Review

I have very sensitive skin, and so I've always had hair removal troubles.. Waxing= rash and huge ingrown hairs, shaving= rash and sores. So i thought I'd give this ago. I wasn't crazy about putting heaps of chemicals on my skin, but it claimed this was fine for sensitive skin, but it wasn't. I followed the directions exactly, and ended up with smooth legs, however soon after washing it off I got a red, raised bumpy rash on my legs. I also stupidly tried this on my arm pits, as it says you can do so, but that started burning after a couple of minutes so I took it off- so it only removed about half of the hair, and I was left with sore, red, rashy pits. I would definitely use this again if I hadn't had a bad reaction to it, but sadly it's just not right for me. Beware if you give it a go! I would NOT recommend for sensitive skin! Now I've just given up on hair removal for winter...

While the sensitive cream is less irritating to my skin than the normal hair removal cream it does still irritate my skin on occassion. I do not think its it good value for money as I only get 2-3 uses out of a tube of cream for my legs. I usually only Veet hair removal cream if I want smooth legs for 3-4 days instead of 2-3 days.

I use it in the shower and I did not like it. I hate the strong smell and hate how it makes my legs go red and sore. I did do a good job removing my hair but the feeling after-removing is not nice. Would not buy it again.

Another staple product in my bathroom. Hair product removal lasts about 2 months sometimes longer which is great. As with every depilatory cream that I have used so far, the smell is far from desireable but results make it worth it for me. One draw back that I do find is the "Perfect Touch" Spatula. This doesn't work for me so I don't use it and just apply the cream with my fingers.

This come is a soft mushy tube with white cream.I would prefer a different typeof container as it is easy to squeeze too much and at the end it is hard to get the last amount out. The smell is yukky as with all hair removal creams -Why I don't know but the product does exactly what is says it does. i use on upper lip and bikini line and I find if I follow instructions and pot a reasonable amount of coverage on and leave for a good 5 minutes and use the spatula against the grain of the hair I end up with a nice clean finish. I would recomment to a friend as it does do the job well and I don't like waxing and have never got the nack of that. Price wise it is standard but often on special so worth stocking up at this time.

I use this product for my armpits and my face. Agreed the smell isn't the best but it's easy to use and the hair removal lasts longer than shaving. It also means less chance of missing a spot which I always did when I shaved my pits.

I like it... it takes a few minutes, easy to remove - I don't use the spatula - put it on, leave it as directed and then jump in the shower and take it off that way. Easy peasy :)

Often use hair removal cream , and all brands have a horrible smell to them hence the reason they burn off hair . With some I have found that you get an spotty reaction , 5-10minutes later but this brand was pretty good , never had a bad reaction whatsoever but have moved to a town where they dont sell it :(

Veet is always my first choice for hair removal product. I prefer wax but I always keep hair removal cream too for urgent requirement. I bought it from pak'n'save and it cost me around 10$ if I do remember probably. It is 100ml tube comes with spatula. Product claim it is for sensitive skin and short hair. That's right. It is working on short hair and that up to 4 week that pretty good time. I found hair regrowth feels softer too.

I apply on my skin and keep it for 5 to 10 minutes, it's up to hair growth. If you you have light hair, Apply thin coat and if you have dark and more hair then apply thick layer for good work. I don't use spatula, honestly it doesn't work. I use damp cotton cloth for remove hair. Wrap cloth on finger and go smoothly on skin. Need practice for best results. I used to use spatula but it didn't work. After that mom told me for this idea. It's working awesome. No more left even one hair. After use I feel silky smooth lags. Just love it. I will purchase again and again.

I decided to give this a go on my legs and man was that a bad idea, it left them very red and irritated, the smell is awful and although it did remove the hair it was a very unpleasant experience. Would definately not use it again as there are way better creams out there.

Veet Hair Removal Cream is packaged in a cardboard box that contains a 100ml soft plastic tube and a "Perfect Touch" spatula. The cream inside the tube is a strong chemical smelling, white depilatory cream and the spatula is a stiff plastic with a wavy moulded shape that is wider on one end a smaller on the other.

I have only used this cream on my bikini line and I find it really easy to apply the cream with the rounded top of the spatula. Simply squeeze a strip of cream onto the rounded part of the spatula and then smear the cream over the section where hair removal needs to happen. I usually have to wait 8-10 minutes before firmly scraping the cream (and hair) off with the spatula. I probably get 90% of the hair off with the spatula and then remove the rest with a wash cloth for a completely smooth finish.

When I start running out of product, I simply take the plastic tube, leaving the cap on, and using a pencil, I press really firmly and run the pencil up the tube (from the base to the opening), pushing up all the unused product in the same way as you would flatten and move toothpaste in a tube. The base of the tube can then be rolled and secured using a paperclip, making it easy to use every last bit.

Would I use it again? Yes. Would I recommend it? Definitely. Even though it has an awful smell, it's much better than some of the other depilatory creams on the market.