Why you should stay away from miracle hair removal creams

A long time ago a product was introduced called Nair, which was a cream you put on parts of your body where you wanted to get rid of unwanted hair. The product never really lasted, and for good reason. It has a tendency to burn, isn't ideal for sensitive areas and it costs a lot of money to keep the large supply of cream it will take to stay hair free.

Well once again they've come out with another hair removal cream, this time called Completely Bare. And to nobodies surprise, it hasn't received good reviews. It basically suffers from all the problems Nair produced back in the day. I guess some products just can't be improved. Here's a little blurb from the review:

I followed the patch test instructions on my leg, since I’d had adverse reactions to this type of product before. No problems occurred, so I applied to my legs, bikini line and underarms. 3 minutes later, a burning that felt like my skin was on fire forced me to remove the foam from my bikini line. Maybe I should have known better – this is a delicate and sensitive area, but holy S*?! it was bad. The spatula has raised edges, making it hard to scrape with. It also filled up quickly and was nearly impossible to rinse clean. I ended up turning to a damp cloth to wipe up the excess product and then cleaned up my legs and underarms too.

Products like this come and go and definitely aren't a worthy permanent hair removal system. It's easy to see why laser hair removal is becoming the hands down best choice to get rid of unwanted hair.