Has anyone used Nair cream in recent times? Is it good?

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Are you considering a return to Nair cream for leg hair removal? Many have fond memories of its quick and easy application, but with concerns about smell and skin reactions, it’s essential to gather updated experiences. After years of waxing and shaving, which can lead to issues like ingrown hairs and razor burn, you might be wondering if Nair is a viable option today. Has the formula improved? Is the smell less off-putting?

This question is specifically for leg hair. I have used Nair when I was new to hair removal, back in middle/high school. But I was never able to stand the smell. This was about 14 years ago. I used to exclusively wax for 7 years after that, and for the last 7 years I have been shaving/waxing depending on the mood and only when I need to.

But recently I’m so done with these methods of hair removal because now I have ingrown hairs (even though I exfoliate) which I used to never have when I was using Nair and shaving inevitably gives me razor burn. So I’m planning to revert back to that. It was also wayyyyy faster and easier than shaving or waxing myself.

I wanted to know if anyone has used it more recently? Has the formula changed and is the smell aspect better now? Also would it be okay to use even though I have ingrown hair?

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