Hairy Beast Be Gone with Nair Argan Oil Hair Remover

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Nair argan oil

What beauty maintenance do you tend to neglect?

Is it nails? Waxing? Getting your brows done?

Me, I tend to neglect my legs, but only in the winter. They are hidden under woollen layers and from time to time may get a haphazard once-over with Hubby’s razor, assuming he’s left it within arm’s reach of the bath tub.

This summer, I’m a totally different story. Hello sunshine!

With bare legs on show, I’m all about the silky smooth. WILL NOT STOP until I’m totally de-fuzzed and woe betide any stubble *shudders*.

Nair Argan Oil

I’m all for salon pampering, but one thing I refuse to pay for is waxing. Giiiiirl, I don’t want to part with my hard-earned cash to have pain inflicted upon me, flash my nether regions to a total stranger, all whilst making small talk about where I’m going for my holidays this year. No thank you.

With Nair Argan Oil I’m all about that salon-smooth finish at home.

I’m a total wuss when it comes to hair removal, so I like to switch between cream and wax depending on how brave I’m feeling :)

Dare to Bare

It’s been a long time since I bared my legs in public… like a long, long time. YEARS! But it’s amazing what a 60 lb weight loss can do for your confidence.

I may have knobbly knees, be deflecting sun beams off my whiter-than-white pins, but oh, they are silky smooth.

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Less Pain, More Pamper

Grab a glass of wine, a trashy celeb magazine and go pamper thy self!

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You might like Skin By Nair if…

  • your Hubby always complains you steal his razors (who, me? :) )
  • you’re looking for a quick and (mostly) painless hair removal treatment
  • you like an excuse to lock yourself away for some uninterrupted pampering***
  • you love that silky swish of clothing against stubble-free skin

*** cannot guarantee no interruptions

I’m in love with the fragrance. The bottle says it’s infused with moisturising and nourishing Argan oil and cocoa butter, but I think it smells like towels, fresh from the line, mixed with sunshine and a dash of soap — refreshing and clean, and it totally makes me feel fresh and pampered.

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*This is a sponsored post written in collaboration with Nair. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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Comments

  1. Robin (Masshole Mommy) says

    I will definitely check it out. I hate when my legs get all prickly LOL!

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  2. says

    I tried Nair YEARS ago when I was a teen, I had a bad reaction so I never tried it again… Thinking it might be time to see if it would work now, I hate shaving!

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    • says

      I’d maybe try a test patch first, but the formula is so much better than years ago – you may be pleasantly surprised.

      It’s not just hair removal cream, but they also do Nair Wax Strips (for all over the body!). Check it out!

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  3. says

    With the amount of time I’ll spend in shorts this summer, I need this. Thanks for recommending it. I’ll grab some at my next trip to Target.

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    • says

      You should! It takes a little while longer than shaving, but the results are so much better (and last longer too).

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  4. says

    I haven’t used nair since I was in high school but I’m so tired of shaving already this summer! I’m going to have to give this a try!

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  5. Kendra says

    I love a good smooth leg (in the summer like you) so I’ll have to check this out. I’m a little sad that it doesn’t come with the uninterrupted time. I would pay tons of good money for that.

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  6. says

    Years ago I decided to try Nair but the smell make my eyes itchy. I wish I was able to use it instead of shaving all the time.

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