Karun Nair

I heard a story where a person applied Nair without doing a patch test first. Their skin had an allergic reaction and became red, swollen and blistered all over the area where Nair was used. They had to go to the doctor and get special creams to treat it.

I heard about a girl who was in a rush for a party. She grabbed what she thought was shaving cream but it was nair. She smeared it on her legs and when she wiped it off, she had these patchy areas where the hair was removed and some areas where it wasn't. Her friends at the party had a good laugh about it.

No. I've never come across any well - known horror stories related to'man nair'. It could be a very specific or even personal concept that not many people are aware of.

I'm not sure specifically what the'man nair on balls story' is as it's not a common well - known story. It could be something very personal or a made - up or very niche story within a particular group.

I'm sorry, I don't know much about Santosh Nair specifically. There could be many people with this name. If he is a local figure in a particular community or field, more context would be needed to tell his life story.

Well, here's one. A guy was using nair to remove hair from his legs. He didn't read the instructions carefully and put on way too much. His legs looked like they were covered in white slime. His friends couldn't stop laughing when they saw him hopping around trying to wash it all off.

M T Vasudevan Nair's short stories are known for their rich portrayal of Kerala's culture. His stories often revolve around the simple lives of people in Kerala. They beautifully capture the essence of human relationships, traditions, and the changing times. For example, in some of his works, he might describe the family dynamics in a traditional Kerala household, showing how different generations interact and how values are passed down.

No, it's not entirely safe. The skin in the pubic area is sensitive and Nair's chemicals can cause irritation.

Sure. A girl used Nair on her underarms, but she didn't read the instructions properly. She applied it right after shaving, which was a big mistake. Her underarms became inflamed and she couldn't even put her arms down comfortably for a couple of days.

I haven't heard of it before. It might be a very local or personal story that only a small number of people know about.