Brazilian & Bikini Wax Kit, Hard Wax for Coarse Hair, 4.9 oz

This product worked great! I used it on my lip area, even though the instructions probably advised against it, because that's where my most stubborn hair grows. Removing the hair was Extremely PAINFUL, but it removed everything completely and left my skin smooth. The results were excellent, but the pain was intense doing so!

It’s an amazing product , wax is great and not messy at all. 5 stars for me.

I was surprisingly impressed with this wax kit. I’ve been waxing for years at a professional salon and this comes very close to a professional waxing. The end results removed the hair, my skin was smooth and clean. The only thing I’m concerned with is the possible ingrown that could happen in the next few weeks. Pros: -easy to use - wasn’t painful, I’d rate it as a 7 on a scale of 1-10 - wax had a pleasant smell - easy to rip off / remove - perfect for course hair (I’m African American ) - soothing oil wipes included in the kit... made my skin feel so good after the waxing. Cons: - wax dries very quickly.. so move fast - not enough wax in the container to do a full Brazilian Tips: - buy a pack of jumbo wooden sticks. The box comes with two small sticks but it’s not enough. I found that the mini sticks (came with the kit) worked better on the bikini line and the jumbo sticks worked better on the top. - try to stay clam because when you sweat I found it more difficult to get the strips off - wax small areas instead of big areas - most importantly, make sure you hold your skin taut when you rip off the wax. - exfoliate your skin at least 1-2 days before waxing. Make sure the skin is clean and dry. - commit the the rip. Once you start don’t hesitant midway, follow through. - move quickly because it dries really fast - don’t drag the wooden stick on the side of the container to remove excess wax... you will end of wasting a lot of the wax. Instead twirl the stick to get the wax from dripping everywhere. - the wax did not reheat well. I moved too slow and the wax dried quickly. When I tried to reheat only half the container would reheat to the consistency I needed. Therefore a lot of the wax was wasted. I would say about 25%. I was not able to get a full Brazilian. Only the bikini line and the top, didn’t have enough to do the labia or buttock.

I've bought from this brand in the past and my most recent order, it's like the formula has changed. When I've purchased before, the wax was a hard wax (a pink color, smelled fruity, and was not translucent at all when heated/melted and hardened). I'm not sure what happened recently if it was a formula change or if I was sent dupes, but the color of the wax was red, smelled like cinnamon, was translucent like the melted part of a candle in glass, and dries rubbery and SOFT. I believe I was sent SOFT wax and not HARD wax at all, and for course, dark, thick hair (especially for Brazilians and bikini), HARD wax is often used. UPDATE: (12/12/2021) Since the wax formula is no longer a hard wax, you have to treat it like a soft wax and use some sort of "strip" material (muslin, cut up old t-shirt, bed sheet, etc.) with this sort of wax. Like other brands, you need "strips", unlike regular hard wax where you can pull it without. The "strip" method for soft wax works but they should UPDATE their directions because this wax requires a different heating temperature + "how to wax" process. The directions and materials out comes with is INCORRECT and NOT AT ALL for the "soft wax" this brand has changed formulas to. So, they need to update product material/packaging/instructions/AND PRICE since you're no longer paying for what is provided or advertised.

The wax is easy to use. It is very soft. Beware, do not use on inner labia or pubes. Unlike hard wax used in salons, this one crumbles on thinner skin and is really difficult to remove. On the bikini areas, it took a few tries to get all the hair but it was painless. On the inner labia, it gets very messy, painful, and difficult. If you have a warmer, it might work better. I had to keep microwaving to get it to be warm and it got stringy and the sides were nearly frozen. Despite 7-8 minutes in the microwave, the wax on the sides just didn't melt. If Nair can make the wax harder, that might work better. Another thing, do not leave the wax on for any amount of time. When I left it on the required 30 seconds, it got very hard and difficult to remove. If it is hot and applied, then it can be removed right away. It wont get all the hair out but there is less risk of ripping your skin that way.

I agree with all the other positive reviews defending this product. Sure its a little finicky but its a total learning curve to use. I found it to be cheaper, easier, and less painful than going to the salon. I generally don't have an amazing pain tolerance but I found this to be great because i can control how much hair I pull out at a time, unlike in the salon where they go for massive patches. I get less ingrowns and my skin feels great for weeks after. HOWEVER, I tried to use this on a friend and it was horrific for her. She has looser skin than me and she is total bleeder. It was so painful for her she wouldn't even let me finish. I tried to do it in very small patches but she screamed each time I pulled it out and couldn't bring herself to pull the hair herself. Mind you, she goes to the salon regularly so her hair wasn't overgrown or especially thick. So in summary, it may work for you, it may not... give it a try. It's only $12 and that a heck of a lot cheaper than a trip to the salon. If it doesn't work for you, leave an honest review but have some perspective that every one is different. On it's own merits, I find it to be a great alternative and a quality product for a crazy affordable price.

Si me gusto quita lo bello muy facilmente

Overall, got the job done. However, the strips didn’t come off in one piece but instead would leave small pieces behind which were painful to remove.

Best waxing product. Have been using for years now.

Comme à l' institut de beauté....👍🏽

I was slightly worried when ordering this based on there being quite a few 1 star reviews, and I'm used to a salon wax each month, but desperate times call for desperate measures (quarantine). The wax did take longer to melt in the microwave than stated, but that wasn't really an issue, and the instructions are very easy to follow. The process would have been even easier had the hair been shorter, mine was around 15mm. It took me around an hour, and when comparing that to a salon wax of around 25 minutes, I think for a first attempt it's very reasonable. As I'd seen someone suggest on another review, I used a thicker stick to apply the wax, similar to those used in salons. I would say that you may struggle more with this if you have not previously had a salon wax, as I just did what I have seen my beauty therapist do with regards to removing and pulling the skin. I actually thought it hurt a bit less than a professional one, which is probably because I did smaller patches, and was more prepared for the pain rather than being comfortably lay on a beauty bed. I will definitely use this product again, and my flatmate has even ordered herself one too. The end result was great!

Good

doesn’t work.