Quite possibly the dumbest question ever

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:naak:

but when you use veet/nair cream, what do you use to remove the cream/hair? Paper towels? washclothes? towels?

(and please no suggestions to wax or shave, this be my preferred method, thankyew!)

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My bare hands and cold water work just fine. Moving my fingers gently in a circular motion helps get the hair off.

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I don't use creams anymore but when I did I used soft tissue papers to clean the cream off and then the remaining with cold water and hands.

P.S. Is this the kinda post you and paheli were referring to earlier? :p

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^ same here.

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:rotfl:

YES! See now if I had read this BEFORE blog…I would’ve been sitting here going… :hmmm: Interesting response from a guy. :slight_smile:

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Not cool Paheli. Not cool!! :hehe:

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hmm..a sponge..helps along with running water.

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:naraz: Well it ain’t cool for a pretty girl to make other think she’s a guy…a guy who has knowledge about random female topics… :smiley:

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LOL

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I would use a warm washcloth

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This

I don't use creams anymore but when i used cream, i used the warm wash cloth too , it helps removing the hairs quickly.

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Veet comes with a little spatula that is effective for 'scraping' off the cream. Any residue can be removed with a damp sponge.

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agree with teh above poster… sara… do they steal the spatula and sell it seperately in chor land amreeka?! :hoonh: yeh to pakistan hogaya bhai!

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^yeah, there's a spatula which comes with it to scrape it off. If you don't get one, maybe just buy a plastic, blunt thingy?

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I can’t use bare hands, I just hate the icky feeling. it takes forever to wash off that residue from my hands (plus I"m always scared to death ill rub my face or my head nad have the nair/veet still on it and my hair will fall off… :naak::teary2: )

I’m gonna have to PM you now. :blush:

NO your’e not allowed to laugh, not when I start the thread with a disclaimer :naak:

My veet didn’t come with a spatula. It came with a sponge but honestly it was so weak and gross by the time I used it that I couldn’t reuse it. and threw it out

You know I’ve never seen the spatula/sponge sold separately. :bummer:

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I use an old credit card, its the quickest way ive found and it works lol

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If you dont have a plastic spatula use the blunt end of a knife (not the end you cut with) or use the handle of a spoon. You need something to scape with a washcloth isn’t as good cause when you scrape with the spatula with the grain it sometimes helps lift the hair from the root (like waxing) this doesn’t happen with a washcloth.

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^how does the food taste afterwards? using the kitchen utensils n stuff

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Sara, you can buy mini sized Teflon/plastic spatulas in the housewares/kitchen section of Walmart/Target...they usually come in a pack of three graduated sizes