I used nair on my face 😬😵😫😭😱

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Jessica G.

Apr 16, 2014

Jessica G.

I used veet cream hair removal cream (a.k.a. Veet's version of nair) on my face because I'm Italian the peach fuzz on my face is very long, I even went to a makeup counter and they agreed, this made my face always look cakey no matter what I did or used. So I decided to nair my chin, nose, and side burn area and regret it. I washed my face before so there no chance of infection and I have been icing my face since ( I did it a hour ago) moisturizer burns and I don't have aloe Vera. Any tips to help my burning face?

Kelsey F.

Apr 16, 2014

Kelsey F.

I've made this mistake before to, but just be very gentle with the irritated areas.

Crystal H.

Apr 16, 2014

Crystal H.

I've read neosporin helps

Olivia K.

Apr 16, 2014

Olivia K.

Nair makes one for your face only

Lindsay H.

Apr 16, 2014

Lindsay H.

I used the veet hair removal too and it completely burned my upper lip and I had a very bad burning rash on my upper lip for like a week :( what really helped me was baby aveeno cream And it really soothed it without having it burn since its made for babies it's really gentle it also cleared up all of my sisters eczema

Lindsay H.

Apr 16, 2014

Lindsay H.

It looks like this.

Jessica G.

Apr 16, 2014

Jessica G.

Thanks

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