A word of advice (for the ladies only, I would hope lol)

Even though the bottle says it's perfectly fine, never ever put Nair under your arms. Ever.

You could always mix it with shampoo.

What good would that do?

soul! what happened?!?

laprimamirala wrote:

soul! what happened?!?

I burned all my skin off and it is very painful

omg...WELL....not that I do it there, but
I use only the hair remover for face on my arms and legs. It seems to be gentler.
sorry you are hurting!

Well, according to the bottle it was perfectly fine to use there, so like an idiot, I did I used it on my legs and it was great, never hurt a bit. It says it's fine to use everywhere EXCEPT eyes, nose, ears or on girly parts. It lied. Never use under the arms, thank gawd I only did one or I'd be dying. I had no idea how totally painful a raw armpit was before last night :haha:

SoulRat wrote:

What good would that do?

I didn't say to use the shampoo on yourself. Just wait until you're pissed off at your husband or especially daughters and put it in the shower.

Spoiler:

SoulRat wrote:

It says it's fine to use everywhere EXCEPT eyes, nose, ears or

Eyes? Why would you put hair removal cream in your eyes?

Boys go away

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

What good would that do?

I didn't say to use the shampoo on yourself. Just wait until you're pissed off at your husband or especially daughters and put it in the shower.

Spoiler:

That is just evil

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

It says it's fine to use everywhere EXCEPT eyes, nose, ears or

Eyes? Why would you put hair removal cream in your eyes?

I think they meant eye brows. Apparently under arms does not fall into the category of arms

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

What good would that do?

I didn't say to use the shampoo on yourself. Just wait until you're pissed off at your husband or especially daughters and put it in the shower.

Spoiler:

That is just evil

But it probably wouldn't work since you don't leave shampoo in your hair long enough.

And the thing my sister and I did wasn't evil - we were just stupid and thought we were doing something intelligent. At least we didn't get bleach and ammonia :haha:

laprimamirala wrote:

Boys go away

Yeah!

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

It says it's fine to use everywhere EXCEPT eyes, nose, ears or

Eyes? Why would you put hair removal cream in your eyes?

I think they meant eye brows. Apparently under arms does not fall into the category of arms

Or eye lashes maybe?

SoulRat wrote:

laprimamirala wrote:

Boys go away

Yeah!

I was trying to be helpful. Guys remove hair although I generally use razors. Speaking of razors I got new blades finally! My last blade had been used since January/February so it was quite dull....

Spoiler:

catbox_9 wrote:

But it probably wouldn't work since you don't leave shampoo in your hair long enough.

And the thing my sister and I did wasn't evil - we were just stupid and thought we were doing something intelligent. At least we didn't get bleach and ammonia :haha:

:haha: why did she use it herself?

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

laprimamirala wrote:

Boys go away

Yeah!

I was trying to be helpful. Guys remove hair although I generally use razors. Speaking of razors I got new blades finally! My last blade had been used since January/February so it was quite dull....

Spoiler:

Well I normally do too, but for some reason my razor is missing and I needed to remove some hair From now on, I'm staying hairy until I can get to the store and buy a new razor

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

But it probably wouldn't work since you don't leave shampoo in your hair long enough.

And the thing my sister and I did wasn't evil - we were just stupid and thought we were doing something intelligent. At least we didn't get bleach and ammonia :haha:

:haha: why did she use it herself?

We were so stupid we didn't realize that pouring chemicals all over yourself was harmful so why not use it?

Luckily that isn't my bathroom so I didn't bathe/shower in there.

SoulRat wrote:

Well I normally do too, but for some reason my razor is missing and I needed to remove some hair From now on, I'm staying hairy until I can get to the store and buy a new razor

Use tweezers or wax

catbox_9 wrote:

We were so stupid we didn't realize that pouring chemicals all over yourself was harmful so why not use it?

Luckily that isn't my bathroom so I didn't bathe/shower in there.

Yeah, lucky. It doesn't feel very good to have your skin come off in sheets It is very painful in fact.

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

Well I normally do too, but for some reason my razor is missing and I needed to remove some hair From now on, I'm staying hairy until I can get to the store and buy a new razor

Use tweezers or wax

I am not tweezing the hair out of my arm pits I'll stay hairy and pretend I'm in Germany :haha:

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

We were so stupid we didn't realize that pouring chemicals all over yourself was harmful so why not use it?

Luckily that isn't my bathroom so I didn't bathe/shower in there.

Yeah, lucky. It doesn't feel very good to have your skin come off in sheets It is very painful in fact.

See a doctor? I have a high tolerance for mild pain (but a very low tolerance for real pain) so I'd probably skip seeing a doctor even if the rash persisted for the next 5 years.

SoulRat wrote:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

Well I normally do too, but for some reason my razor is missing and I needed to remove some hair From now on, I'm staying hairy until I can get to the store and buy a new razor

Use tweezers or wax

I am not tweezing the hair out of my arm pits I'll stay hairy and pretend I'm in Germany :haha:

Or France. That's not necessarily a myth either. I was in France and the lady at the hotel was wearing a sleeveless shirt and then needed to fix her hair :puke2:

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

Well I normally do too, but for some reason my razor is missing and I needed to remove some hair From now on, I'm staying hairy until I can get to the store and buy a new razor

Use tweezers or wax

Or steal your husband's/one of your daughter's razors

Sharing a razor isn't that big of a deal - it's like sharing a toothbrush.

catbox_9 wrote:

See a doctor? I have a high tolerance for mild pain (but a very low tolerance for real pain) so I'd probably skip seeing a doctor even if the rash persisted for the next 5 years.

No I'm not going to see a doctor because I am an idiot. I called Rob at work last night and told him to stop and get me some aloe stuff and he laughed his ass off at me on the phone, until he got home and looked at it, then he wanted to take me to the ER it was so bad The aloe stuff seems to be making it feel much better as long as I cake it on :haha:

lol his razor is dull as hell and needs new blades and my daughters aren't old enough to shave, which really makes me wonder where that damn razor went

SoulRat wrote:

lol his razor is dull as hell and needs new blades and my daughters aren't old enough to shave, which really makes me wonder where that damn razor went

Maybe he stole it? Us guys like non-dull razors. A lot of times I shave in a hurry so I don't use water or shaving cream and dull blades can be very painful while doing that.

catbox_9 wrote:

SoulRat wrote:

lol his razor is dull as hell and needs new blades and my daughters aren't old enough to shave, which really makes me wonder where that damn razor went

Maybe he stole it? Us guys like non-dull razors. A lot of times I shave in a hurry so I don't use water or shaving cream and dull blades can be very painful while doing that.

Yeah but it would still be in the bathroom somewhere And he said he didn't. Not that it really matters now, I won't be shaving there for about a week, tops