How do you use depilatory creams to remove hair? I bought a tube but am not confident to use it.

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I suggest using Nair's sensitive skin formula depilatory cream. It is surprisingly gentle on your skin and has no artificial scent. It's better than waxing because it doesn't leave your skin red and irritated after.

You can get special hair removal cream for men. Here is one example from Amazon;

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Veet-Men-Hair-Removal-Creme/dp/B000KKNQBK

but I think it really doesn't' matter if it says for men or women. The main difference is probably a marketing one, that men don't want to be seen buying hair removal cream that traditionally seems like a woman's product.

yes, there are a few sites that sell hair removal cream wholesale - here is one of them;

http://www.pakswholesale.com/brand/veet/veet/veet-hair-removal-cream.html

or you could try;

http://www.dhgate.com/wholesale/hair-removal-cream/c018006015.html

Hair inhibiting cream is not the same as hair removal cream. Once you have got rid of hair ie on your forearms, you can use hair inhibiting cream every day to turn the thicker hairs into softer hair which should delay the time until you need to do the next treatment.

it's a good question. Depilatory creams are like a mid way point between waxing which pulls the hair from the root and shaving which just chops it at the skin level. Hair removal creams dissolve the hair right under the surface of the skin so the regrowth afterwards is finer than with shaving.

Definitely yes! A lot of people have sensitive skin and react badly to hair removal products, so I would recommend putting a patch on your skin, rinsing it off after the time given on the instructions and then wait 24 hours to make sure you don't have any adverse reaction to the product.

That really depends. I find that depilatory creams are a better option that shaving my bikini line, which leaves the area stubbly and sore but it's not as good as waxing which has a much smoother and longer lasting effect.

Using creams is a good option if you don't have much time. The effects last for about a week, but just be warned that the cream has a really strong and unpleasant smell - so make sure you leave a window open.