Veet Rasera Bladeless Kit, Aloe Vera

I didn't care for this. It was worth a try, but I wouldn't use it again. I left it on toward the high end of what the bottle recommended and then tried a little spot. It hadn't really done anything so I left it on about 5 minutes longer. Still nothing. 5 more minutes. By that time I was tired of sitting still and went ahead with removing the cream with the tool. I had considerably less hair than when I started, but it was was stubble similar to what I would have the day after shaving. In my opinion, this was a waste of time and money.

Was not impressed by Veet. I purchased it after being enticed by the commercial and was super excited to experience the advertised results, but ultimately was disappointed. I thought it smelled funny, it irritated my skin, and while the areas where the hair actually came off were in fact smooth, those were few and far between. Overall I get waaay better results by simply using my good old venus razor + shaving cream.

I didn't leave this on long enough the first time I tried it, which was 3 minutes, I think. The second time I tried it I left it on longer, maybe 5-6 minutes, and my hair did come off. I have pretty fine, blond hair on my legs though. I wasn't all that impressed by this product. It did work for me, but it really took as much effort as shaving, except it took more time. It didn't really dry out my legs or anything though, which is also a plus and I didn't have to worry about cuts. I doubt I'll buy this again whenever I run out.

I have to note that my best friend also tried this out and she, like hippiecowgirl, didn't have any luck at all with this. She left it on for longer than she was supposed to and didn't end up hair free, so the success of this product may have to do with the texture of your leg hair.