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Azani Men’s Hair Removal Cream|For Back, Chest, Underarms, Legs & Intimate Area | Counters Skin Darkening & Irritation| 50g
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- LONGER LASTING PAINLESS HAIR REMOVAL: The easiest way to get rid of unwanted hair for an extended period without the worries of nicks and cuts. A perfect hair removal product,with ingredients like thioglycolate salts & sulphide acid and Aloe vera extracts that may cause the hair to become straighter, further averting the chance of an ingrown hair occurring while keeping skin hydrated.
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Azani Men’s Hair Removal Cream|For Back, Chest, Underarms, Legs & Intimate Area | Counters Skin Darkening & Irritation| 50g
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Specification: Azani Men’s Hair Removal Cream|For Back, Chest, Underarms, Legs & Intimate Area | Counters Skin Darkening & Irritation| 50g
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5 reviews for Azani Men’s Hair Removal Cream|For Back, Chest, Underarms, Legs & Intimate Area | Counters Skin Darkening & Irritation| 50g
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Ch Ke –
This is a great product, I am impressed with the scent of the cream, they normally have a pungent awful smell, but this is not bad at all which was a lovely change. The cream works well at removing the hair and gives the skin a nice soft feel after without the irritation of say shaving.
The only downside like I see a lot of people have mentioned is the size of the bottle, it is quite small and if its aimed at large body areas such as the back, this would not last long. Having said that, the product is great and I am impressed with it, the quantity however needs adjusting.
Karen perdomo –
No me gusto lo feo y fuerte que huele….
Si quita cabello pero no muy bien en los 7 minutos que asegura la descripción de la crema.
O E J –
50 g is a very small amount of cream, and honestly isn’t enough to cover the legs let alone anything else.
£6 for 50 g is extremely expensive, especially considering the lack of coverage. Big name alternatives are a similar price for 400 g here.
The cream, as with many others, stinks. It has the typical smell when applied, but I found that when I wanted my hands they smelt bad of fish, like Copydex glue for those who remember that.
It’s really difficult to squeeze the cream or which means that there’s a fair bit of wastage. Also the lid was very sharp and I cut my finger trying to get the cream out. Considering the time constraints (5 – 7 minutes), you can’t afford to mess about.
But the worst of all was that this simply didn’t work. I am left looking like a patchy idiot because only some very small patches actually worked. It’s really not fit for purpose. It was also very difficult to apply as it was far too thick, like toothpaste. You can’t easily apply the paste because it just clumps.
Seriously, avoid this product under all circumstances. It is appalling, and I’m very annoyed!
O E J –
This definitely works.
The instructions suggest that the cream is applied with a spatula and about 7 minutes later removed with a scraper. Not having either of these tools, I used a combination of a plastic brush (to comb through, in effect) and a razor. After thoroughly massaging in, I left the cream on for at least 7 minutes, but it was probably closer to 10. What’s important, of course, is to make sure that the cream gets right down to the base of every hair follicle, to the roots.
Et voila! Smooth as a baby’s bottom. Well, nearly.
It’s a slightly messy business, in truth, but that’s not the fault of the cream itself. The cream is supposed to help remove unwanted hair and it unquestionably does just that. Results will improve with a bit of practice, I guess. Again, it’s important to make sure that the cream reaches everywhere you want it to.
My only niggle is that you don’t get very much for your tenner – about 50g, apparently, and that might not last long. On the plus side, it’s likely that you’ll buy the product again, because it delivers on its No.1 reason for purchase: It does remove body hair.
As for the other claims about countering skin darkening (can’t comment as I have light skin), the slowing-down of hair re-growth and low levels of irritation, I have noticed no irritation in the slightest which is worth mentioning because this is something that I do get after “just shaving down there”, and of course this is because this isn’t a shaving cream, it’s a hair removal cream, and you might not need to use a razor at all. Slower hair re-growth? I’m a little sceptical about that. I’m inclined to think that’s a marketing ploy rather than something you’ll benefit from in reality. If there is a slowing down – which would be most welcome – it’s a rather slow slowing down!
I should also mention that this is the second hair-removal product I’ve tried this year, the other being Ivnil spray/foam which costs more than double the Azani product. The Azani cream is significantly better. I also think that foam-based products like Ivnil lose their effectiveness after being kept in storage for a few weeks/months, while creams like Azani much less so. In other words, a hair removal cream is better than a hair removal foam. That’s my opinion, anyway, having tried both.
Who invented pubic hair, anyway? Nobody seems to want it…..
Darren –
I like this product. It’s super easy to use. I applied it to a fairly recently shaved area using a broad toothbrush handle as a spatula. This works very well. The cream goes on easily and spreads thinly so that it goes a long way. Having covered the target area I continued with other ablutions while the cream did it’s thing. After about seven minutes (maybe a bit more cos I was busy) I used the toothbrush as a scraper. It does not say to use a toothbrush but I did and it worked a treat (obviously I’ve thrown it away afterwards, innit). Yes, I used the brush end as well. I brushed gently and ALL THE DEBRIS CAME CLEAN AWAY. I was careful lest I made myself sore (which I didn’t). Occasionally I washed the brush out as I worked. After carefully washing the skin, I was done. Very quick. Excellent results. Very pleased.
The cream does SMELL STRONGLY OF CHEMICALS.
I’d advise using carefully. I wouldn’t want to eat it or get it in my eyes. My skin is fine with it.
I hope these opinions and observations are helpful.