Cold Wax Strips 40 Count for Legs and Body, Sensitive Skin Removal, 28 Days Smoothness, Softer Regrowth, Effective On Very Short Hair, Quick at-Home Waxing

Best wax strips around removes hair easily with limited mess

I bought these during lockdown determined not to undo all the trips to the Salon by shaving. Having been waxed professionally I knew the basics on how to pull skintight and rip the strip off etc. I have to say they are pretty good in my opinion and I've continued to use them and do my own waxing post lockdown which has saved me loads of ££££! To address some points on other reviews which I feel cast a negative light on this product... There are 20 strips within the box which you need to separate to create 40 strips in total, those stating some are missing or its misleading, it clearly states in the description that the box contains 20 double sided strips. These strips need to be warmed slightly to sperate them, failure to do so will mean they don’t separate properly or will leave sections of wax on the body (some pictures of reviews show this). If you do not pull the skintight on application and removal and fail to rip the strip off correctly it will draw blood to the surface of the skin and you will bruise (again some reviews show this). I’ve had not training in waxing but by simply reading and following the instructions have found these to give really good results.

First time waxer. I let my leg hairs grow out to the reccomended 1/4 inch, I'd did lots of research and this was the best length. So it was a full two and a half weeks of hair growth. I have long legs so I don't know if I was doing it right but I got through almost two whole boxes to get just the bottom half of my legs done. I didn't have enough left to wax the back of my upper legs so i had to shave them. The wax did not pull out every hair, only the odd one, but enough to make me question what the point was if I had to go back over my legs and pluck out the remaining ones. Did it hurt? Hmm no and yes. The thickest part of my hairs where the calves, I'd used epilators before so I suspect that's why I was kind of "patchy", but after I attempted to wax my bikini line nothing could hurt as much as that did. I ran over my legs with the wipes in the box but it didn't remove the wax left on the skin after I had a shower I let my legs dry naturally and the wax just rubbed off easily. The next day I see a few hairs that have been missed, perhaps I have to better my technique, but I will be doing it again, my legs look great- granted after two weeks of looking like cousin it anything will look better- but my skin is nice and peachy and the slight irritation I got has gone down. Good product but disappointed it didn't grab all the hairs.

First time I’ve ever used this type of product (previously only used an electric epilator or hot wax without strips) - and I was pleasantly surprised how well these worked & the ease of use. Now much prefer this to the epilator as my hair is quite weak after years of epilating and grows kind of sporadically so these strips are a god send, quick solution for me. Some areas I’m still learning how to best use on - because you do have to follow instructions exactly: must lay these on parallel to the hair growth and rip it off as fast as you can the opposite direction and flat against the skin as opposed to “away from” the skin and this can mean awkward angles… also learned you do have to pull it off flat against the skin - if you pull it “away from” the skin then you’re left with sticky patches. Also found it works best on large flat areas (like legs), not so well on uneven bumpy surfaces like knees for example - easier to be left with sticky patches on those areas, or I just haven’t figured out those areas yet… But the oil wipes take it off well. Overall very happy with this product.

I bought these as my husband has a very hairy tummy/chest and he wanted to see what it would be like without all the hair. He recently took up running again and was finding the body hair to be a problem. He's shaved and used removal cream years ago but it caused a bad rash, something we wanted to avoid this time and we heard waxing may be a simple and cheap solution. The "sensitive skin" claim on these I'm worried about, as my husband again has an awful rash, particularly on his chest. We've coated it in aloe as it was very red and raised, it has since calmed but a lot of red spots remain. Hair removal- It took half the pack to do his tummy and chest, and I still had to use a razor to finish because some strips just would not come off and he couldn't take me going over the same area again and again in another direction, after 3 attempts round his belly buttoned just shaved. It was just too painful. He has tattoos including a full sleeve and ribcage, has cut a chunk out of his thumb at work and laughed about it...he is far from "pain sensitive". But honestly, he was in a lot of pain. And whilst we laughed and made a joke of it, he said he could never imagine doing that every single month. It took a long time and was not that effective every time. Some areas did well, chest was hair free apart from around the nipples. But the line between the breast bone and belly button were awful to do. Not an easy task for a novice waxer! Maybe if you're good at this stuff there's tricks for reducing pain and getting every hair, but no matter what direction I pulled in some hairs just didnt budge! 28 day smooth- Unlikely, 3 days in and we have some stubble. It wasn't smooth to begin with in some places! The razor tidy helped, but why bother waxing to just shave anyway! Cleaning wipes- 4 wipes...really? I'm sorry but with 40 wipes that is very cheap of veet. They just left the skin a bit greasy as well, not very effective. I needed 2, one for him and one for my hands! Over all he has been put off for life, which honestly I don't blame him! I wouldn't be waxing myself in a hurry, I would rather shave a couple of times a week! If you're very hairy chested fellas...just shave or embrace your inner bear, my husband said it is now very drafty! 🤣🤣

Love these, actually found them better than the pink and blue ones. Good value for money as well here.

it's not recommended for sensitive skin. The wax got stuck in to my skin and it was very difficult to remove the wax with oil. Don't be fool like me and do your research before you buy this. take care

Après mon échec avec la cire chaude je suis repartie sur cette incontournable Facile et rapide

Good

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