| | |  | Shaving & Grooming | Home » » » Veet Floral Sensation Hair Removal Gel Cream with Rasera Bladeless Tool | | | | | | | Description: | | Veet Hair Remover Gel Cream Rasera Bladeless Kit with Moisturizer Complex Lotus Milk & Jasmine Pack of 1 | | | Features: | |
• Launch Date: 1939
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 0.67 pounds | | Package Length:
| 7.32 inches | | Package Width:
| 3.7 inches | | Package Height:
| 2.36 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.53 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
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Veet worth it? Not for me!Sep 05, 2009
By Amy Gurley
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Veet sounded very promising for me. I wanted to try and remove hair from my bikini area without shaving, since I seem to cut myself there repeatedly when I shave there. I thought Veet was the perfect solution. I've never tried Nair, but I hear it smells not nearly as bad as Nair does. Truth be told, there is a stench, but it's not anything one can't live with. The problem I have with Veet is that even though I bought the Sensitive Skin formula (and to my knowledge I don't even have sensitive skin) I break out in my bikini area. It's strange because I have used it on my legs and my armpits and do not break out there. I get these little red bumps all over my area (plus while the cream is on it itches, but doesn't itch on my armpits or legs) and this time, I saw spots of blood. I'm not sure if it's from the Veet directly, or maybe from scabs Veet left behind when I used it in that area about 2 weeks ago. (in which I broke out then too but subsquently used it on my legs and was fine so I tried it again just now). Also, it doesn't work nearly as good as shaving. I used Veet on one leg, and shaved the other. The bladeless razor is just as slow as shaving, PLUS you have to wait 5 or more minutes to let the cream work before you shave. AND it didn't remove all of the hair. And the cream sticks to the razor and u have to rub it off under water after every stroke. And after all that, the hair grows back at the same rate as the shaven leg, so no benefits there either. I give it two stars though, because if you let your hair get long (like under the armpit) before you use Veet (but who would!) it works very well getting it out. Of course, I don't use the bladeless razor anymore, just a washcloth and warm water. Seems to work much better on long hair than on stubble, but then what's the point, you know? I won't be buying Veet again - I can shave faster than Veet works so why bother with the mess? (and it is messy!)
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