Good product, no boiled burned skin, no dead cat. All is well
Hey there! Want no hair there? Well, guess what?? Depends on where there is. I used this on my legs, like a normal person would. Not the undercarriage. Not the back hair. No, not even the ear hair. Just the legs, like, you know, a normal person. It's wonderful. You know why? Of course you do. Because now you don't get this gloppy, nasty smelling, chemical goo all over your hands! That's why! They have another product that comes with a little spatula for smearing it around, but this little roll-on design works better. Even if it is about 1/20th of the product any other design has. Guess the engineers, designers, developers and 3-D printers all need to be paid for the fancy pants deoderant design of hair remover glop. If you have fun with hair removal, love the yoga bends required to do all that, then don't get this. It's simple, not fun, and gets the job done without getting all over your hands, the tub, the floor, top of the toilet, your clothes AND the cat who insists on rubbing your leg while it's soaking in a chemical stew. Then cat goes "Oh crap, what is this disgusting stuff on my...WHAT IS THIS??" and proceeds to frantically lick toxic sludge from the fur while you jump in to wash cats mouth out and dial emergency vet number when the timer goes off that your skin will now start to bubble if not removed immediately. Get pets they said. Reduces stress! So, no stress instant decision making is should I let my skin boil or save the cats life? Hmmm? What would you choose? Which do you think I chose? As I sit here in the ER with chemical burns from the hip to the ankle on both legs? Choose the sensitive skin formula fyi. Won't kill your stupid cat either. They leave that up to you. Read more
