....adopt the deep squat position and DO NOT move., 21 Nov. 2014

Having booked an appointment with the practice nurse at my GP for a cervical smear, I thought it best to tidy up the lady garden.

I popped into the bathroom, duly plonked one foot on the toilet seat and smoothed on the veet where it needed to be, being careful to avoid the very pink bits- well done me. I then decided to potter about while it did it's thing. If you walk about having applied veet to your foof it will migrate, it will insidiously make it's way into your special place, creep up your crack and nestle against your bum hole. Once there it will attack your pinkest most delicate flesh in a way that I can only imagine would be known to North Korean military scientists. As soon soon as I felt the burn i rinsed with cool water for half an hour and applied aloe vera gel, except it wasn't aloe gel, it was aloe hand sanitising alcohol gel, i think it would have hurt less if i had bum shuffled bare arsed over broken glass and been sexually assaulted by a posy of nettles...

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Terrible. Would be good if it completely gets rid ..., 3 Sept. 2015

Terrible. Would be good if it completely gets rid of the hair but it doesn't. Takes longer than shaving but doesn't get rid of as much hair.

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East to use and very effective, 11 April 2012

I have used other creams in the past to get rid of hair in sensitive areas but always got bad reactions. I am pleased to report that this cream works extrememly fast and is totally painless with no after affects whatsoever.

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