Veet In-shower Hair Removal Cream

...prickly, so when I saw Veet in - shower hair removal cream advertised on T.V I thought I’m going to give this one a go and see how I get on. I brought the Green one which is for Dry Skin and of I went. Veet in shower cream dissolves the hair so no need to shave. ~ How to apply ~ You apply the cream before you enter the shower, you do this by using the sponge that comes with it, apply the cream to the coloured side of the sponge which is the soft ...
...points then negative ones. Veet in shower comes in 2 different varieties: Shea Butter and Lily petals - for dry skin, which protects and moisturises your skin, this is the one I have and I does smell lovely and fresh. This is the green one. Wheat-germ Oil and Orchid - for normal skin, this is the pink one. Never leave the cream on for longer then 6 minutes. And do not apply before 72 hours of each application. Oh yes another fact I would like ...

Maxlarndison 15.05.2007 · Read full review
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I have used Veet products in the past but I was new to the Veet In-Shower hair removal cream. I bought the "Lotus milk and jasmine" scented hair removal cream from Superdrug for £4.99 recently which it a reasonable price for a 150ml tube. The packaging - The tube is packaged very appealingly along with a sponge which is designed with one soft side for applying the cream and one rougher side for removing the cream afterwards. What it claims - ...
...designed to effectively remove hair while you shower." Areas of the body it is designed for - The In-Shower hair removal cream is designed for the legs, underarms and bikini line but not for the face, head, breast, perianal or genital areas. Smell - I found the smell very nice and appealing - it isn't too strong and overpowering. Colour & Texture - The cream is a pale, milky pink colour which looks appealing and the texture of the cream is ...

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...in advance. The Veet In-Shower hair removal cream comes with a small sponge which has a soft side and a rougher side, (I was using the Pink one for normal skin) I had to apply it thickly onto dry skin with the softer side of the sponge without rubbing it in and leave it on for one minute before entering the shower. Now comes the difficult part, it says that you have to enter the shower but that the cream has to stay on your body for another two minutes. ...
...flame which had shrivelled up under extreme temperature! My under arms hadn't faired much better either. Not very attractive to say the least! I will not be buying this product again. And like all half plucked chickens veet can "Get Stuffed!" (also on Dooyoo as Katydo) ...

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I had seen it advertised on tv but I never 100% believe everything thats said. But while having a low day and in need of a pamer I went off to tesco and this product was on special offer of £4 so I thought why not. I bought both this one and the blue one. Well I have use hair removal creams before and the one thing I noticed striaght away was the smell. It didn't have that awful strong chemical smell like most others but clean smeel, hard to say ...
...them, if you know what I mean. 10/10 for smell. The cream is very easy to apply, its not runny or thick, it's just right and spreads really well too, this helps put it on quicker, no mess. 10/10 for quickness. I popped it on my legs first then stood in the bath ready to get my shower, but noticed that it didn't stay on to well when wet, pottered around sorting my things out waiting for the minutes to be up. You wait no longer than 6 minutes and ...

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Well where to start? Im more of a razor girl, no cream has ever worked for me! Either its too tricky to use or my hair is too stubborn for it to work!! So when i saw this advertised on the tv i had to give it a go! Costing £5.99, the cream comes in several varieties; one for normal skin, one for dry skin, and one for sensitive skin. I automatically went for the sensitive one, as quite a lot of these creams are harsh on the skin anyway. As well as ...
...is for application (and from removing cream from sensitive areas - such as the bikini area) and the other is for the hair removal. The packaging claims it can be used on the legs, under-arms and bikini area. I decided to try it on my legs first. It says to apply thickly without rubbing it in and then to leave for up to 6 minutes, whilst you shower. So thats what i did. At first i was impressed - it smelt nice and didnt sting. But some of the cream ...

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Veet I am writing a review on the product Veet In shower hair removal cream. The Packaging Veet Use a bright pink /green and white coloring on the tube with blue and white text. On the front there is the very large logo, which takes up half the tube, and below it says: In Shower Hair removal cream for normal skin. Includes Lotus milk and Jasmine. 150 ml. On the back of the tube there is all the precautions on using the product and contact information. ...
...didn’t work for me. Veet usually works for me but I can say it did leave my legs feeling as smooth after wards. So… saying it worked abit on me I would suggest give it ago maybe it’s just me, at least I got it free so I didn’t loose out any. But I probably will try it again next tie and hopefully I will be abit more successful. Size 150 ml = 4.45 in boots. Only use on legs, arms, underarm and bikini line DO NOT USE ON FACE OR HEAD AND DO NOT ...

lesleyanne18 30.07.2007 · Read full review
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...pf product I remember using veet - known then as imaac (same company ) when i was 13 and not allowed to shave! Back then the creams were horribly smelly and more often then not didnt work.. so i switched to shaving and epilating both of which gave me in grown hair and raised itchy bumps on my skin... this was particularly bad with the epilator. Iv found since that only cold waxing and depilatory cream work for me.. I was pleasantl suprised at the ...
...skin in a pink tube but i have yet to try it. among depilatory creams Veet are probably the best known brand all over the world, and they have address, number and website information at the back for consumers to contact them if you want more informtion on the product. ...

sarima 31.07.2009 · Read full review
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...the ad for the new veet shower cream I was tempted as with summer on the way I am sick of shaving my legs in order to show them off and fancied a longer term solution. I bought the veet in-shower cream for dry skin (in the green tube) which is scented with shea butter and lily, thankfully putting an end to the nasty pong of the old immac cream!! The packet contans some intrustions and a small oval shaped sponge which is smooth on one side and rough ...
...now. So armed with my veet and sponge and after reading the instructions several times I began to apply the cream using the smooth side of the sponge. I wasnt really sure how thick to apply the cream so just smoothed it over my legs and it didnt look too thick as I could still see the skin a bit! The only bad thing about this is that the sponge is really tiny and it does take quite a while to spread it on....the cream is a good consistancy though ...

gilliani 23.05.2007 · Read full review
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...money. That secret is Veet hair removal cream. If, like me you either don't have time or the inclination to go to the salon (as I believe it will just hurt way way too much) I find this Veet cream is a miracle worker. I use the three minute hair removal cream which takes about....yes, you've guessed it, three minutes. The Veet cream comes in a tube, its best described as looking like a tube of toothpaste with a screw on lid and then it's made of ...
...go on evenly and smoothly. Veet actually call this item a "Perfect Touch" spatula and I can see why. The cream is very easy to use and apply, basically, just spread it over the hair/area that you want to get rid of. Then leave the cream on for 3 minutes and wash off. The cream actually works by dissolving the hair, if you look at it while it is working you can actually see the hair strands curling up and coming out of the hair shaft/follicle. As ...

Spottydog11 19.12.2008 · Read full review
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...fashioned razor or the original veet depilatory 3 minute cream. 3 minutes of patient waiting out side of the shower or sore patchy burny legs... another thing - you cant really effectively wash yourself with soap and a sponge or body buff when you've got that stuff on your legs... it all mixes as it runs off your body. ach, it's just a messy waste of time. If in doubt, don't do it. ...

violastar 23.07.2007 · Read full review
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I have always shaved my legs and it's always annoyed me how the next day I can feel the stubble again, and waxing has never appealed as you have to let the hair grow back before it can be done again. So on seeing this product which claims that you'll have a few weeks of smooth legs, and it can be used on short stubble, I thought great it's the product I've always wanted! So I bought this and then begain using it, applying it how it said onto my legs ...
...of this product is a bit strong and smells like chemicals, not what you want when your in the shower!) I kept it on for a couple of minutes, and entered the shower and began to wash as normal leaving the cream on my legs to dissolve them annoying hairs! I picked up the pad and began to rub the cream away in circular motions as told to do so in the instructions until eventually the cream was all rubbed and washed away fom the shower. Great I though ...

Gems87 18.02.2009 · Read full review
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...(disgusting, I know!), I'd give Veet In-Shower Hair Removal Cream a go. Firstly, the price was extremely good, I got it for £1 (my professional waxing sessions costs around £25) from the local shop, but it is available in most supermarkets and pharmacists at around £2-£3, which is a good price, but is it worth it? After reading the instructions, which are stupidly small, I began applying the cream, and the smell was revolting! Honestly, it was horrible ...
...the product smell nicer, of roses or violets or anything nicer then the current smell. So I applied the cream to my legs, and waited the 2 minutes said on the tube, after around 1 minute the product began stinging my legs quite badly, which got me scared, but kept thinking that waxing feels worse then this. The tube said not to keep the cream on for more then 6 minutes exactly, still not quite sure why 6 minutes exact, but getting worried it'll kill ...

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...last weekend and found the Veet for £3.00 for 150ml in Ethel Austins, the price seemed quite reasonable to me as it was almost £6.00 at the supermarket. Later on that day I decided it was time to give it go, It comes in a blister pack which is quite easy to open,so I remove the tube of cream and little sponge-I'm now ready to start attacking my legs. Off comes the lid and mmm it has a lovely floral smell and onto my legs it goes-Blinking heck the ...
...manufacturer that you leave the veet on legs for at least 2mins before coming into contact with water, but never leave the cream on for more than 6mins. Well I was in the shower for quite some time washing hair and shaving armpits etc ~ I have not tried this under my arms yet as I wanted to see how my legs reacted first. The cream was really good at not washing straight off with the running water, So I take the little sponge and use the opposite ...

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...advert on the TV advertising Veet in-shower cream, but I ignored it. I had tried all of these hair removal creams and they were a load of "bleeping" rubbish. However, after getting really annoyed wiht my disgusting legs I went to Tesco's and purchased the Veet in-shower cream. I knew it wouldn' t work but it was on special offer so I thought I would give it a go. I applied the cream onto my legs with the sponge and waited a couple of minutes before ...
...the shower for a good 5 minutes I sponged the cream off with the other side of the sponge. I could see disgusting, thick hairs in the cream which was coming off, which proved that something was working. Once I was out of the shower I was really relieved as I was sure this wasn't going to work, but the results proved me wrong. My legs were left smooth, soft, silky and hair free for a week, i literally couldn't believe it LOL. I would definately recommend ...

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The instructions for this product were easy to follow. However, despite being fragranced, it still had that nasty chemical smell. Putting on for a few minutes prior to showering, then rubbing off in shower with sponge supplied, would be easy and efficient, but unfortunately I didn't find this very effective. The cream does not withstand being in the shower as well as the proudt indicates (you are advised to leave it on while you wash -so that it ...
...I found I needed to use the 'harsher' side of the double sided sponge to get anywhere with removing hair, with makes your legs quite sore after a while. Even then the result was a bit patchy. After use my legs were a bit red and blotchy - although this didn't last more than an hour or two. So don't use this just before going out! Aside from the missed bits, my legs felt quite smooth after they had calmed down, better than shaving. I needed to repeat ...

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