Nad's For Men Down Under Cream

I don’t mean to sound like a perv but I think using this cream is a two man job. WARNING..!! Please don’t read on if you don’t want to read about men’s intimate bits. … the instructions warn you not to get it onto your shaft or helmet but I found that difficult to do and went through a lot of wipes when it did go to those places. The video of the chap discussing him using it made it seem much easier than it is. I could have done with some assistance. Either someone to spread it on the areas I wanted it to go, while I kept the rest out of the way or someone to shift the shaft while I applied the cream. Having said all that, I am happy with the results and I will definitely use it again, not as convenient as using my Braun razor, but I don’t regret using it . I am not sure that I would buy “down under” again but I will finish my tube. I think I would buy it for my chest and back, they have the equivalent. I would definitely recommend it and it is a decent price but perhaps get help, some of it went onto my upper legs and it wasn’t pleasant showering later on that day or the next. Ps it was over a week ago I used it and I am still pleased with the results.

Didn’t seem to be working so I applied more and waited an additional 5 minutes (15 mins in total). Still didn’t seem to be working so I had a shower, thinking about how I’m going to word my 1 star review…. when all my pubic hair washed right off! Does what it says on the tube! No pain at all.

Got this the other day as an update to their old hair removal cream simply called “NADS” which expressly said not to be used on your gonads. Well this new bottle says it can be used down below, so an improvement I thought. It said you could use it on the more delicate perineum and although it safely removed the hair down there it was now more ineffective on the coarser pubic hair the old cream worked wonders with. Still good enough to be used in conjunction with the old cream though.

Absolutely awful product. Naturally it's mis sold as easy to apply (it is NOT), and effective (it is NOT). Here's the truth: The product *is* caustic i.e. it is capable of causing burns to the skin; this is a necessary property of hair removal creams and therefore to be expected. However, the *strength* of this caustic property can vary and with Nad's, it is WEAK. As always with such products there are warnings and test procedures to go through before use to ensure safety - these are purely for the sake of Nad's manufacturer and unlikely to be of any necessity to the user as the product is pathetically weak. After reading all the precautionary information carefully and going through the testing process carefully, I was unhurt and ready to use it, expecting all the claimed benefits without any irritation. It turned out to have all been a huge waste of my time. I applied the product per the instructions (at least as well as I could given the difficulty), waited the required length of time, and then began to wipe away the cream expecting complete hair removal. Absolutely ZERO effect! Now, I'm no 'bear' of a man with especially thick hair, so this was very disappointing to see. So I stopped removing the cream, applied some more to the spots where I'd removed it, and waited longer. After *twice* the recommended time, I wiped it off and while there was some hair removal apparent, it was still too poor to consider successful. I washed off the last of the cream and finished the job with a razor. The best I can say for this cream is that use *with* a razor, one can expect the feeling of a close shave (I guess because the cream fully removes all the tiny hairs that are too small to see). Apart from this (and it's way too expensive to buy just for this), I'd strongly recommend potential buyers to avoid Nad's. As for the application, it is NOT easy to apply. The cream is thick and very sticky which means that it wants to remain on your fingers and resists coming off where you want it. You can press the cream down into the hair but when you remove your fingers the cream sucks out again leaving a bald spot which you'd just attempted to fill. You have to scrape it onto yourself. Then the cream gets all over the tube and squeezing out more is difficult because the tube material is so tough, meaning that it's genuinely impossible to apply without covering the tube and making a mess. Maybe you could work out a better way to apply it e.g. squeeze out the full required amount onto a plate and then apply it with a Solaro stick but since I felt the product was too weak, I won't be buying it again to experiment with application methods. I finished off the tube on the front of my torso (which used the rest of the cream i.e. one use on 'nads' and the rest on chest and stomach (I'm average height and slim)). I left the cream on until I could feel it starting to tingle (about 15 minutes) and then removed it as directed; the hair came off well. Conclusion: Perhaps if you experiment and leave the cream as long as is safe before removal, Nad's cream will work well and with a clever, personalised, application technique, it might be all it promises to be; but I was too disappointed to persist. What should have been a 15 minute process ended up being over an hour and lost me half a loo roll wiping up the mess and cleaning the tube.

It doesn’t seem to be as strong as NoHairCrew but it is still effective. No disgusting smell, I would also say it’s not good for thicker hair. Doesn’t come with a spatula or scraping tool, so I assumed it would work well without it and in the shower but it doesn’t give as smooth or close enough shave that I get with other products. I think each body would have a different reaction, as is common with this type of product. It didn’t cause any burning sensation which is the key thing - I did compare it with other brands in different areas and it grew back faster than expected.

I use this time and time again, easy to use with no harsh burns. follow the instructions but i always leave on for a few minutes longer and then shower and scrub off.

I bought these based on a recommendation of a friend, as a nude artists model nicks and cuts don't look too professional and they do notice especially when the clients are using HD cameras etc. I do agree with a previous reviewer that you need an extra pair of hands when applying the gel as it tend to go everywhere and its best to avoid sensitive areas, which you can touch easily by accident. I left it for the recommended time and washed off the gel, and unfortunately a lot of hair was left. On trying it again I left it for the full ten minutes and then showered, this time it left my cock and balls as smooth as a babies' botty. I safely used the gel on the shaft, however, I would not recommend using anywhere the glands (helmet), just too sensitive. The only thing I would suggest to the manufacturers' of Nads, is could they do something about the "Funky" smell. It isn't bad (and I intend still to use this product before jobs in the future), but I am sure that they could come up with a better fragrance to it - perfume for the nether regions perhaps.

Hasn't worked very well for me. Used it twice but it just left stubble which can be irritating. It hasn't burned or irritated my skin at all. I didn't notice a particularly bad smell. Kept it on for the full 10 mins each time. The second attempt was about a week after the first in an attempt to remove the stubble left from the first attempt. I've cancelled my subscription for this product.

not bad

Do it yourself hair removal, painless and simple.

Works really well. Smell is pleasant at first, but then becomes very unpleasant once you wipe. It is also very gentle on the pubic area, but took a few applications to remove all the hair. I will say do listen to the instructions. I left the cream on my jewels for a bit longer than instructed and was resulted with a smooth sack with chemical burns… healed in about three days with happy results. Haven’t tried it on anywhere below my sack. Once I feel brave enough I will update this review. For now it’s 5 stars

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