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Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 9/6/2005 11:40:48 AM

Marc David

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Yes, it's true, I tried the Apex Hair Removal product and guess what...

It worked!

If you want to get rid of unwanted hair but hate waxing, plucking or those products that burn, then Apex might be for you.

Let me explain...

There's really no reason that I needed to 'wax' my chest. I'm not competing. I don't have a medical condition and I'm not in a sport where every second counts. I just don't like body hair! Smile

Say what you will but I've tried plucking and waxing and both are painful as well as costly. Even with discounts, I was still looking at $10 for a good wax and when it got to the belly button area, I about died! Sorry... I'm a wuss. I don't like the pain.

Just last week I tried Nair for Men. And thankfully followed the suggestion of using it on a small test area.

I think I received a chemical burn.

Needless to say...

I was about to give up until I remembered that Supplements101 had some product in it's line-up called Hair No More by Apex Marketing.

After purchasing the creame and the gel, I just followed the directions. Within 5 minutes, the test area was successful! I gently wiped away the hair and it was smooth. No burning, itching, nothing.

I continued on and applied the creme to my chest and stomach area.

Within 5 minutes, I gently wiped away the hair. No mess, no burning, no red rash.

After that, I applied the recommended gel which soothed the area even more.

Today, I'm smooth, no after effects, nothing is painful and I am totally happy with the results.

Believe me, I've tried all the hair removal methods and none of them have worked this well pain free. Only waxing is this smooth and it's not pain-free. At least not in my case. I can't imagine what women go thru. There's no way I could handle it.

Look, if you just wan to get rid of unwanted hair period for a bodybuilding competition, bike riding, swimming.. whatever.

I recommend 100% Hair No More by Apex Marketing

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 12/31/2005 3:22:33 PM

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how long does it take for the hair to grow back? and can i only get it on the internet or at a drugstore?

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 12/31/2005 5:58:27 PM

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It can grow back rather quickly like it would with Nair. But if you use the gel, it says it comes back in less over time. Dunno about that. I cannot confirm or deny.

The 1st time I used it, it took a week or so. The 2nd time, it was much faster for some reason.

I've only see it on the Internet. Never in a real store yet. But I've not looked exclusively.

Both times, no pain, no bleeding. A great experience for a cream.

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 12/31/2005 6:18:20 PM

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Hmmm... I am not a fan of body hair as well, and I'm like a yeti. I might have to try that stuff. The Nair your men sometimes burns me bad. Thanks for the review.

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 1/7/2006 3:29:26 AM

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Cool.

I've been using Nads Hair Removal Cream. It's sorta like one of those creams that burn away the hair. I'ts the first one that I have used. I use it mostly on chest hair (which I don't have much of) and use a razor to remove bits that I missed. It lasts for slightly less than shaving I think.

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 2/20/2006 1:10:04 PM

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Marc, are you still using this?
Do you have any follow up comments..Did you try the gel..did it hold up its promise?

Inquiring minds want to know!
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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 3/1/2006 11:14:50 AM

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Hey Marc, I am thinking of trying this with the gel...how did it hold up to the test of time?

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 5/26/2006 5:30:11 AM

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Does anyone know of a site that ships to the UK?

Unfortunately Supplements101 don't....

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 8/9/2006 10:42:32 AM

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OK, I used it..I have very fine, pale, even translucent skin so my perception of it may be a bit off.

It did work. It took a while for me to determine from test spots what the best amount to apply would be. Then I slathered it on. I waited and waited and waited...and waited..7 minutes 10 minutes..it says not to leave it more than 15 minutes and check minute by minute after 10.

At 15 minutes the hair started to come off. I jumped in the shower and had to SCRUB to get the rest off.

I think that I may have needed even more of the hair vanishing cream to make it work better.

Anyway, it lasted. The problem was that I smelled like a pansy!!! The follow up spray is THE WORST scent...pervasive and un-natural.

I did use the spray for many days...and I stayed smooth for..a week I think. Then it started coming back.

I would say it works well...it was my first hair removal experience.

I hope there is something that works better with no scent.

I think the hair came in thicker though Smile

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 8/10/2006 1:08:59 PM

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Have you thought about entire body laser removal? Does that even exist?? hehe probably would feel well doing it..

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 8/11/2006 3:28:59 PM

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Thanks for the review, I'm a pretty hairy person and I've been looking for something that isn't painful, I might try this.

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 2/2/2007 5:19:10 PM

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I have also tried Nair,and I thought I had spilled battery fluid on my arm,lol.I will no doubt give this a try,as the razor gets old.

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 3/1/2007 11:15:23 PM

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has anybody used this product for the 1-4 months like it says? cause i was just reading it and it says in around 4 months you should barely have growth of hair anymore. and any growth should be extremely minimal and be soft like "babys hair"???? so has anyone actually used it that long and had the results it says?

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 3/2/2007 9:19:31 AM

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After a month...hair still comes back. But slowly. Never made it to 4 months.

I have to find an unscented product, or a naturally scented one. I am allergic to the perfume in this one. Smile

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 3/2/2007 10:07:06 AM

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wow the scent is that strong?

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 3/2/2007 11:07:09 AM

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Probably not. I am highly chemically sensative. Smile

I can not tolerate scented candles, room scenters etc...(even though those are toxic to humans Smile

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 3/5/2007 9:17:44 AM

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I didn't use the gel portion on a frequent basis to make any further comments. The hair removal part is fantastic and the smell didn't bug me. It does go away but if you are sensitive, it could be annoying.

Nair just burned me.

Apex did not.

I wish I had kept up with the gel portion but I really didn't so while I'd like to make comments, I really can't as I didn't stick with that portion of the program on a regular basis.

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 3/23/2007 9:29:05 AM

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Hey there guys....I remember this product...I used it consistantly for about 2 months...I thought the stuff worked pretty well.

I even posted a review of it quite a while ago.

I might even go back to it as my back hair drives me crazy. About once a month I shave* (trim really, I dont' use a blade, but I use a powered shaver) and that usually takes me a while as I'm not nearly as flexible as I'd like to be...

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RE: Apex Hair Removal Gel - Review - 7/18/2007 8:10:36 PM

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yea i think im going to buy the trio and start doin it. cause i got my back waxed for the first time about a month ago and the pain was horrible and now the hair is coming back. im thinking about doing my chest and stomach too, cause im sick of the hair.

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