Nad's For Men Intimate Hair Removal Cream

Shaving the undercarriage is not the easiest, so years back I decided to explore some options. From studying I 1st tried old school Magic Shave (the powder that is mixed with water to make a paste). This stuff works but you're supposed to scrape it off which sucks and if you get the timing wrong it'll burn the hell out of you. Stinks to high hell too. Went from that to Neet bikini area. Doesn't smell as bad as Majic, but still stinks. It also works and I found it not as finicky about timing, but it will burn as well. From there I got a personal laser hair remover (Tria). Lets just say that when turned up to a level that will actually remove the hair it's pretty painful. Like getting shocked in a little tiny spot, but then you have to do all your tiny spots. Gave up on that. Wife went so far as getting some wax because I asked for it...be careful what you ask for! Not sure how people can do that regularly. Gave up for a while and went back to shaving or going full bush. When doing some research to better shave the wifes area I came upon a recommendation for this product. I thought I'd try it first since I don't want the wifes area to get burnt slap up, right? Didn't trim at all, just slathered this everywhere. I'm talking front to back, side to side. Once covered I set a timer for 10 minutes. That's right, I went straight to the max time! I knew enough from previous experiments to be ready to get it off me if I felt the tingle. Never did and I figure this stuff isn't going to work, but I did get that certain smell (hair melting I guess) so I let it ride the full 10 minutes. Jump in the shower and use a washcloth like the directions said. Basically wiped my pubes right off! Sort of disgusting since I hadn't trimmed at all, but I'm talking down to bowling ball smoothness on first try. It says you shouldn't use again for 3 days, but I figure a quick go-over weekly should keep things smooth as a cue ball. Since my project went so well my queen tells me she will be the test subject this evening. Guess I'll set this one up for scheduled delivery!

I will say, its a nice thick cream, easy to apply, and stays put. But why bother when it doesn't work?!First attempt: applied it in what I thought was a thick layer and set a timer for 10 minutes. Times up wipe with a paper towel and... nothing. My fur is still firmly attached. Waited another 5 minutes and... nada. After 20 minutes I tried again. NOPE. The hair does not wipe off. If I grab a pinch of hair and pull. it breaks off, but not at the base. Not wanting to get chemical burn, I abandon the experiment and washed it off. It did make my hairs fatter and " spongy", but it DID NOT REMOVE MY HAIR.Next attempt" I lay it on thick and rub it in well. I set the timer for 15 minutes and wait. Tried to wipe off the fur. Still attached. 20 minutes... still attached. Its just a smally pomade. I wait 30 minutes and the hair wipes off... kinda. But not always at the base, and it is definitely not a "smooth finish."I dont know. I'm not even a super hairy guy. My hair is rather fine, not coarse.I'll stick to stealing my wife's Nair. It stinks, but at least it actually works.

Best product for removing hair in sensitive areas, I use this all the time , just have to be careful not to leave it on for too long or your taint will look like Brandi Granville’s face

Didnt really work. I will try again before throwing it out.I waited 10 minutes as suggested for tougher applications and it did not do it's job

Works decently well. Causes some sensitivity and a temporary burning sensation. Only lasts 5 minutes or less. Only need to use it once every 3 weeks or so, so it keeps the hair off for a good amount of time. Obviously I’m NOT going to upload a before and after photo as I use it on a private area but yeah I would recommend this for sure.

Final update. Tried it again, same results. I would pass this by since it is expensive and doesn't really work well.The next week we tried Veet for Men sensitive. Worked really well compared to Nads. But don't exceed the recommended time too much or you will get a little sensitive down there for a day or so.Update: he tried it again with Alexa timing exactly 10 minutes, then he tested a small area again. Hair still didn't come off. Let it on 2 more minutes started using the washcloth to remove it. About 1/3 of the hair is gone and what remains can't be seen easily. Once again, no harsh odors, no burning or sensitivity. Around 4 am when we normally get up, he said he noticed that in the shower the next day that more of the hair was gone... so it does work sort of, but for the price, it's not a great deal. But if money is no option, then give it a shot.Got this for my husband because he can't stand the smell of Veet. This product has a very mild aroma, and even after applying it doesn't have that rotten egg smell like other hair removal creams.But, it has not worked yet, as we are still in the testing phase. The first time he tried it, he left it on for 4 minutes, and tried a small patch. It wasn't ready. So he left it on for 6 minutes. At that point, he wanted to wash it off and see if any hair came off, as well as make sure he didn't get burned by the cream. No on both accounts. The hair is still there and he had no complaints about burning or stinging, during or after application. My husbands 'hair down there' is not nearly as stiff and thick as most men I've dated, and as he is Norwegian with soft blonde hair from head to toe, I would have expected a better result. However, everyone's genetic make up is different so, we will wait until next Friday evening and try for the full 10 minutes. Will update then. Oh, and yes he keeps his hair trimmed extremely short down there, everywhere. But he wants the jewels to be extra smooth, because he said stubble pinches and stabs when you are dressed in tighter clothing.

This product was very simple to operate. It proceeded without difficulty and was easily removed. My skin was even and free from any irritation. I would certainly suggest this!