DO NOT use for Sensitive Skin!
To start, I "manscape" periodically in the year, and I'm super pale. I have used 'Nair' on my skin before (legs), but I did not suffer chemical burns.<br />Now, the instructions say to leave on no longer than 10 minutes and to test a small area first. I did this. Tested a small area of thick hair not far from the area to be 'scaped'. Oddly enough, around 8 minutes SOME of the hair was wiped off easy enough as I was scared that anything longer would be bad.<br />So after that test patch I decided that the maximum 10 minutes was required for the thick batch of hair below.<br />However I made a grave mistake. I applied a layer near another layer (i did a right half and left half in the same day. For the Love of Soup, do not do this! Wait at least 24 - 48 hours per section, or you will feel the flames of hell on your skin!)<br />Doing the half and half interval of the area caused chemical burns. This was caused from overlapping cream and some areas being on my skin longer than 10 minutes while dealing with the burns of the overlap.<br />The upside of the calming ball lotion, is that it works, but it's the ONLY lotion that eases the pain. I made the mistake of rinsing off the lotion and using skin repair lotion, which intensified EVERYTHING. Another lesson learned- apply the calming lotion after the rinse (and pat dry, don't wipe) and simply leave it. Seek medical attention of skin conditions appear or worsen.<br /><br />Overall, the product did what it was meant to, but my hair was too thick; and my skin was far too sensitive for the chemical composition. And as such, I would recommend trimming first earlier in the day, and apply the 'glaze' to a section (above the pipe and below the pipe) on separate days.<br />DO be careful.<br />I'd recommend Waxing instead.
Rating: 3 stars