I am quite hairy, have been since a teenager. I hate it , so gave this a try and boy does it work well. The smell lingers for a while but not having the long body hair especially around the shoulders is fantastic. I would recommend using rubber gloves to apply the cream , it can be a bit messy but well worth it.

Sí, píllatelo... cuidado si tienes piel sensible, pero aparte de eso diría que lo pilles. Mucho más cómodo que afeitarse y los pelillos que salen nuevos son tan suaves que ni molestan. Vas a necesitar algún tipo de manopla o algo parecido para poder quitar todos los pelos bien, ya que se tienden a pegarse bastante a la piel. Intenta siempre ducharte justo después con varias pasadas de jabón para que no se quede ningún pelillo. IMPORTANTE, cuidado con las zonas muy sensibles, recomiendo tumbarte en la bañera y si tienes una pareja que te ayude a untarlo. Si no has logrado quitarlo todo de una, no intentes la segunda ronda inmediatamente, deja que pase un par de días. Crema hidratante es importantísimo justo después de terminar y al rato más tarde. Te pones un video de fondo y se te pasa el tiempo volando.

Ever since I hit my mid 40s a while ago the hair on my head stopped growing and decided to submit to gravity, perhaps, and sprout all over my back and shoulders. Lovely. I was using one of those back blade shavers with the handle on them which worked okay but did cause little nicks & cuts here & there and left my skin feeling uncomfortably raw for days. I decided to try this, and for me, it worked really well. And I have a pretty hirsute back. Now, like a lot of these products, it stinks to high heaven, so the post-process shower is VERY welcome. But I have to say I'm very pleased with the results, and it leaves my back really smooth for a long time before the hair starts coming back. I am a convert! I will be using this from now on.

I have extremely sensitive skin, but with what I describe as a medium level of hair across my body (blonde to medium brown) and hating the look of it in many spots, I gave another brand a try. That one really was bad: it wasn't the worst on my skin, though not great, but it hardly got any hair off and after scraping and scarping my skin did burn and hurt for a few days. It was worthless. But I wasn't giving up. We have a wax machine, but with my skin, I admit, I don't want to try wax. And my wife has shaved me on a few occasions, but it's rough on my skin, comes out patchy, and kills my razors. So... we decided to give another brand a try. After reading reviews and narrowing down to 2 products, I decided to give Nad's for Men Hair Removal Cream the first try... and I'm glad I did. We started with a smaller patch of about 4"X4" - that went well. She covered the spot as directed, let it on for 3 1/2 minutes, and took it off. No pain while it was on, no pain wiping it off, no pain after, so she went for the whole back. Again, 3 1/2 minutes (longer by the time it was all off) and then wiping it off - it took several washcloths and water. There was some redness from the wiping, but no pain from the cream. I would say it took about 5 minutes of washing it off - with almost all of the hair coming off easily - but there were places that needed several passes - when my wife said to shower. She didn't want to overdo washing or leaving it there too long. I jumped the shower and because it was my back, she told me to put soap onto a sponge, then run that down my back with the water spray. It worked very well. According to my wife, there was no residue on the back - I did have to wipe off along the line under my arms near the armpit with another wash cloth - it was the residue, but it came off fairly easily at this point. It's a day later, my back feels 100% fine, there is no burning or redness, and the hair is mostly gone. There are a couple small areas where she didn't think she got enough on it or they were earliest being removed. But overall, from her perspective, it worked great. From mine, I'm really happy. I do not think it's something I'll do a lot. Because of the sensitivity of my skin I'll see how it grows in - time, feeling (it can itch), and so forth, but I think it's something I'll do during swimsuit season, but leave grow over winter. That's mostly so I don't harm my skin long term from exposure to chemicals repeatedly. But that's just what I'm thinking now; who knows what I do long term. Overall I'm thrilled with Nads and will be using it again. We didn't do my backside and she wants to practice blending the line between hair and no hair - it's so darn obvious - but I think we have a winner with this product!