No Hair Crew Intimate/Private At Home Hair Removal Cream for Men - Painless, Flawless, Soothing Depilatory for Unwanted Coarse Male Body Hair, 100ml

I am astounded by how easy, simple, and effective this is! All the hairs came out super easily with no pain, burn, tingle, or any discomfort! There is a slight smell that isnt great but honestly for 4-8min of use, and with the most desired outcome I wanted, definitely worth it!!!!

I waited several uses before writing this review, just to be sure that issues weren't related to a learning curve rather than the product. My thoughts:Scent - overall I found the scent pleasant. It does have that hair remover 'smell' underneath, but nowhere as near as strong as other dipilatories. I would guess some people are more susceptive to being bothered by chemical smells, so be aware this isn't totally free of chemical scents (to my nose at least).Gentle on skin - I didn't have any issues whatsoever in the regions the manufacturers designate. Out of curiosity, I tried a little in my armpit. Worked well without any irritation. That said, I wouldn't try it in any of the no-no areas for depiliatories though.Hair removal - works as intended. The trick with coarser hair is to make sure you get a good amount globbed on - smearing it on to the point where you can see skin in coarser areas isn't going to result in good removal. I have to use the full 6 minutes due to my coarser hair (and honestly until I get everything off it's closer to 7-8). The result is extremely smooth skin (including places where you inadvertantly apply cream!)Spatula/scraper thing - Mine had sharp manufacturing edges which would catch skin. I took an emery board to the edge to take these off. This may be user error, I just don't see a point to this other than keeping the cream off your hands. I find using it just smears stuff around to the point of uneveness and wastefulness. Also, using the spatula/scraper to remove product doesn't seem to do much other than remove product; a gentle scrubbing with a washcloth seems to remove hair more effectively overall.Value - this is probably my main sticking point. Other's mileage may vary due to hair growth, but I found I have to use this about every 3 days (the recommended wait in between uses). Admittedly I probably used more than necessary the first round, but overall I'm guessing 10-11 uses per 3.8 oz tube. A tube a month adds up pretty quickly financially. I will probably alternate razor and cream to see how much I can stretch things out.Overall thoughts - skip the spatula and use a nitrile glove (or just your finger). If your hair is thin and grows slowly, this would be a very good product (assuming your skin and nose can handle it). Coarser hair is a bit more work but the product does do its job. Cost factor - that's your call.

With sensitive skin, I know there are levels to this. Point being - everyone's different. If I'm dirty for too long (dirt, sweat, etc) or even use a product that's too strong or even just has additives for scent, my skin will become irritated and potentially break out into a rash.Back to the product. I give the product a smell and notice that it has almost no scent - which can sometimes be a factor in determining whether or not my skin will have a reaction to it.I applied a patch test - 4 minutes worked great, but still had some stragglers. Applied over the areas that would typically be taken care of in a Brazilian wax and left it for 8 minutes before wiping it off and hopping in the shower for a warm rinse with a towel as instructed to wipe down the area. I noticed that most of the hairs came off quite easily and left a very close shave feel. Except, when I went to wipe the hairs along with the product off my scrotum, I noticed the same pain as a chemical burn despite not seeing any signs of a chemical burn. I finished rinsing, patted myself down, and proceeded to allow my intimate parts to air dry.Throughout the next few hours, I continued to notice a burning sensation on the left side of my scrotum every time the skin was stretched or brushed up against something.Thankfully, It eventually went away by the end of the night. I have quite a high pain tolerance, so I shrugged it off, but if I were to use this product again, I'd be cautious about using it on my scrotum. Everywhere else from the front to the back, it worked perfectly fine.I do use MANSCAPED products down there as well, but I just wanted to try this product out and see if the results last longer than shaving. If I were to do this all over again, I'd probably just avoid the areas around the scrotum along with the scrotum and save it for my MANSCAPED product which gives me just about the same left of smoothness.Nonetheless, this review is after a single use. As with anything - be cautious when testing out new products. Great product overall. Will update if anything new comes up after further usage.

Yes, it removed hair. I followed the directions exactly.I applied this paste to a small 1"x1" area, let it sit 4 minutes. When I scraped it off, most but not all hair came off.I waited overnight, the test spot was not red, or irritated.So I applied the paste to the rest of the hairy skin and left on for 6 minutes. I scraped off the cream and the hair came off. No apparent irritation.I washed with soap and water and my skin felt nice and smooth.About an hour later my skin felt a bit sore and 'tingling'. I took a look and the skin was red and sore to the touch.I washed with cool water, this helped. But in another hour I was washing again. The skin was red, swollen and painful to touch.I had a tough time sleeping the first night. I had to get up and put a cool wet cloth on the skin several times.The skin was still irritated the next day, but was slowly getting better.I'll go back to shaving.. I don't have any irritation from that.By the next day, 24 hours later I was still sore and red, but doing much better.As promising as it was to remove hair without shaving and having coarse stubble down there, This product is too tough on sensitive skin.It is more like a prank with 'bengay' or 'icyhot' on this sensitive area..