Nair Brush-on Facial Hair Remover

Now ladies don’t deny it, the majority of us have a bit of facial hair in places we wish we didn’t; my ex-boyfriend used to tease me endlessly about the tiny bit of very pale hair on the edge of my top lip, to a point where I got so fed up I decided to do something about it – and from a chat with a friend of mine she recommended this hair remover to me, so I wandered off to Boots to get one in a vain attempt to shut him up – so I’ve been using this a while now! What is Nair Facial Brush on? This stuff is a sensitive facial brush on hair removal cream essentially; it is made with Camellia Oil ... more

Nair is a company who offer various hair removal products for the body and face. *Product* Nair Facial Brush On Hair Remover with sensitive formula is an innovative beauty product to aide the removal of unwanted facial hair. It contains camellia oil and ylang ylang and has been dermatologically tested. *Packaging* This is comes in a box as shown in the dooyoo picture though I recently threw it out though most of the information is located on the bottle as well as the box. The bottle is plastic *recycle* and round with a screw off grey lid. There is a label around the bottle which has the brand ... more

I've had annoying hairs above my upper lip for years now and I decided a few months ago that it was time I did something about it. I walked into Superdrug and found this hair remover. Being a bit wary of putting something like this on my face, I went on dooyoo and read the other reviews. Most say it was painful and ineffective but there were some positive comments. At the end of the day, noone was killed and it got rid of at least some of the hair. It's hard to notice my 'moustache' unless the light's on it or I've drunk coke or blackcurrant. I'm lucky in a sense because I am fair; if I was ... more

This product does come in a handy little bottle with the kind of handy little brush. In my opinion, you're better off buying the tube or sachet. Its the same product, in my opinion, not more sensitive in any way. same smell, same texture, maybe different color, but I don't think its worth it. You'd be paying extra for the brush and bottle (though it is cute). You can get the same results using your fingers to apply the cream directly from a tube or sachet. And like any mascara, or nail polish bottle, the brush doesn't get to the bottom of the bottle, so your'e losing product that you paid for ... more

it was really good and i am just writing this so i can ask question to people that have a thingy so i can ask question but i have to do this first before i have and its a ver long thing Irritation or allergic reaction may occur with some people, even after prior use without adverse effects. Therefore, a test should always be carried out on a small part of the area to be treated before each use. Follow the instructions and if the skin appears normal after 24 hours, proceed with the full application. Step 1: HAIR REMOVAL. Read the instructions carefully before first use. Ensure skin is clean and ... more

I have some dark hairs on my top lip, nothing too serious, just the same as any dark haired woman gets. I decided to try Nair "Ultra Precision Facial Brush-On Sensitive Hair Remover" to get rid of them. I was attracted to this cream, rather than others, because it said "dermatologically tested", "gentle & effective" and "sensitive" on the box. Perhaps foolishly, I believed that this would mean that this product would be "gentle" "effective" and able to be used on sensitive skin. Alas, it seems I was wrong. I followed the instructions on the package, including the one to do a skin test before ... more