Ready-To-Use Waxing Kit For Women | Wax Strips For Body Hair Removal, Wax Kit For Ingrown Hair Treatment, Personal Care Product, Hair Remover | 40ct Waxing Strips, 4ct Body Wipes

I was genuinely surprised at how well this worked. I had my expectations set pretty low, since I've never attempted to wax at home, but it was easy, the directions were straightforward and the results were great. I had only tested a smatch patch on my leg because I wanted to make sure I didn't have any reaction and I'm trying to see how long it lasts before the hair grows back. I did it right before I went in the shower, and after, I applied coconut oil mixed with a little tea tree oil and I had no irritation or discomfort. It does hurt to pull off the strip, but I figure that's expected.

This is a first impression review. I just used this about 10 minutes ago, so my opinion could be updated in time. I have shaved for many years now. I got sick of doing it, so I stopped. My hairs have grown extremely thick and coarse. They're borderline manly. I wear pantyhose whenever my legs are shown. But summer's coming soon and I'd like to wear shorts. Since shaving was out of the question, I decided to try these on a whim. I am a newbie when it comes to waxing. So I tried them today and I am VERY impressed! Of course, they don't get every single hair, but how amazing would that be? Anyway, so it says to make sure your hair is between 1 and 5 mm or something like that. I eyeballed it and thought, yeah my hairs are long enough. I decided to measure AFTER waxing my left leg. My leg hairs are about 1 cm long! That's probably why it hurts a little more, but the pain is tolerable and short living. When you're ready to pull it off, you just have to not think about it. About once or twice I would think about it for too long. I'm a newbie, what can you do. I've used 3 strips so far, and my left leg still isn't done yet, but I have thick calves, so it's understandable. I was able to use a strip about twice. When I inspected the use strip, I could see the hair roots, which excited me (yeah I'm a dork.) Hopefully the hair will grow back thinner now. The box says to test the wax on your skin first, which I didn't notice until AFTER I waxed. So far nothing bad has happened yet. But keep that in mind if you have sensitive skin. So far, I'm impressed. Will update eventually. UPDATE: So the above I submitted in mid-February and it is now June 6, 2015, about four months later. I have to say that I will never return to shaving. I love how waxing leaves my skin and how my hairs grow back finer. I decided to be bold and use this on my upper lip and it works just as well. I've also used it on my knuckles and underarms. I have not been disappointed. If you're thinking about stopping the razor, this is a good place to start.

It started out promising. I peeled the little pieces apart and stuck them on very carefully in neat rows and let them sit for a while, so my legs were basically covered in what looked like huge pink pads. On the box it says “no longer needs to be rubbed to warm up the wax” so I figured hey, it might work better if I really rub it on there because obviously at one point in their product's lifespan, it needed heat. So I’m sitting on the bathroom floor rubbing my legs frantically to create friction because I can't find a hairdryer nearby. After about eight minutes, I try to peel one off. Not only is it incredibly painful, it leaves a huge square of sticky pink goo on my leg. However, I did get like five pieces of hair out so I was like YES. IT’S (sort of) WORKING. OKAY-ISH. So then I was like, I must not have held my skin down hard enough like they tell you to on the box. With one hand I’m pinching my leg like a crab while twisting to pull with the other hand and ripped as hard as I could. The strip of wax flew out of my hand right into my forehead. (Wrong hairs!!!) I got it off fast enough that it only took half my scalp with it and created a temporary set of (pink, gooey) bangs for me to enjoy. This time I took a very hard look at how much hair it was taking off because ouch. Unfortunately not much, maybe ten hairs, and I still had only gotten two tiny patches of leg finished, so I gave up and ripped away until I had gotten all the pieces off. By this time my legs looked like they had been attacked by thousands of bees - literally covered in leftover pink goo and bits of hair that hadn't been torn out, and wherever hair had been successfully removed, my skin was irritated, bumpy and splotchy. I hobbled into the shower to remove the pink goo and IT WOULD NOT REMOVE. I spent an hour and a half scrubbing wildly at my legs with a washcloth, scratching, soaping, razoring, soaking... that. stuff. is. intense. The ironic part is that the goo took bits of the washcloth with it, so the poor washcloth ended up denuded and my legs covered in blue cloth bits. In the end it was needless to use the wax strips to remove the hair because I’d practically removed my entire first layer of skin anyway in my attempt to remove the pink goo. I went to bed at 11 defeated and resigned, with pink blotches all over my legs like I was dying of some horrible disease. The upside was that my bedsheets were permanently glued to my legs all night so at least no one could steal the covers. This morning I tore the sheets off my legs and spent another hour and a half sitting on my bedroom floor scratching the goo off my legs before work. I'd prefer hairy legs to pink gooey legs any day. Never. Again.

There's a small learning curve here, as there is with everything. I never used to think this kind of product would, or could, work. My daughter was using it so I tried it. I am a lifelong leg shaver or waxer. I loved the ease of use and not having to wait for wax to melt to the right temperature (not too hot that it burns, not too cold so it doesn't spread well or pick up the hairs). So I ordered my own and have been using it for about a year now. I do occasionally use hot wax but I don't find it as good anymore, to be perfectly honest. It's far more time consuming. Last night, for example, I decided my legs needed doing. I only had 3 strips left (I re-ordered a 2 pack after I was done). 3 strips yield 6 sides of hair removal. Bear in mind my leg hairs aren't shave chopped and re-grow from the root. Also, I have coarse, thick hair so it can get quite forest-like on my legs. With those 3 strips (6 sides), I managed to remove all the hair from both legs (from the knee down. I don't grow much from the knee up so I shave that). Obviously, as with waxing, I ended up having to pluck a few that I had missed. I also have a home laser machine that I use for other areas (it would take too long for my lower legs because the laser surface is TINY) and I absolutely love that. I haven't shaved my armpits in I don't know how long. Bikini area never requires doing anymore. Face is all smooth (gotta love those Mediterranean roots lol). In summary, there is a learning curve but it's not steep and it's truly worth climbing. The only downside is how sticky the process is so I wear gloves: no longer a stickiness issue. Once I am finished, I use oil to clean up my legs and it clears the mess off the gloves so I can re-use the gloves next time.

Works well, but the wax tends to leave a residue that the wipes are not good at cleaning up.

Works pretty well but I had to do multiple strips on one area to try to remove hair and it still wouldn’t remove it. When I pulled apart the strips I would only use one at a time but I noticed if I left the other one exposed to the air for too long, around longer than a minute, it wouldn’t work as well anymore. The wipes work well to get the wax off though. This was my first time waxing my legs with them though so it may have been more painful because of that but they did hurt. It did get annoying and too painful when I had to go over one spot multiple times. I used almost all 40 on just my legs in one session and a one or two on my hands to test them out. Another thing was that the wax would get stuck to my skin a lot which made the hair that it didn’t remove also stuck to my skin which made it even harder to remove when I went over that spot again. Sometimes the strips would pull the hairs out with the roots but not out of the hair follicle itself. What I mean is, sometimes if I just barely pulled on a hair it would come out without any pain or struggle. Like it had already been ripped out but the wax strip wasn’t able to pull it out completely. I had also bought a hard wax kit that requires me to melt wax beads and it was significantly easier and less messy compared to these wax strips. However the hard wax would also take multiple tries but it would at least pull out hair still. After about trying 4 times in one area using the wax strips, they just stopped working so I gave up on my legs using the wax strips. I also did exfoliate my legs physically 2 days prior.

I’m a repeat buyer of this product, and honestly, I don’t see myself switching anytime soon. One of the biggest reasons I keep coming back is the quantity you get. The number of strips included is unmatched compared to other brands I’ve tried. It feels like such a good value, especially if you wax regularly or like to touch up smaller areas between bigger waxes. The strips separate super easily. Out of the 100+ I’ve used over time, I’ve only had issues maybe twice, which is pretty impressive. I also love that you don’t need to heat them up. No microwave, no rubbing them between your hands like you're starting a campfire. Just peel, apply, and go. You can even cut them with scissors to get into smaller, tricky areas, which is perfect for brows or feet or any little spot that needs precision. As long as you follow the directions, they work really well. I wouldn’t say they’re totally painless, because let’s be real, it’s wax, but the sting is quick and totally manageable. The finishing wipes are great. There are plenty of them in the box and they smell amazing. They leave your skin feeling soft, clean, and soothed right after waxing, which is so appreciated. Sometimes a little wax does stick to the skin, but the wipes take care of it. I also like to use a gentle ointment afterward just to remove that final bit of tackiness and leave everything feeling fresh. Pros: ✅ Amazing value – so many strips for the price ✅ Easy to separate – no frustrating peel-aparts ✅ No heating required, making them super convenient ✅ Customizable – easy to cut for small or delicate areas ✅ Effective – works great when directions are followed ✅ Plenty of finishing wipes that smell lovely and actually soothe the skin ✅ Minimal pain – just a quick sting, nothing unbearable Cons: ❌ Occasional wax residue – but it’s easily handled with the included wipes ❌ Not totally painless,because, well, it’s waxing (but the discomfort is short-lived)

I’m really happy with the results from these Sugar Wax Strips. They make hair removal at home much easier and more convenient without needing to visit a salon. The strips are ready to use, so I don’t have to deal with heating wax or making a mess. I simply warm the strip slightly between my hands, apply it, and it removes the hair quickly and effectively. It works well on body hair and even on more sensitive areas like the bikini line. What I really appreciate is that the formula contains shea butter, which helps make the process feel gentler on the skin. After using the strips, my skin feels smooth and soft instead of irritated. The package also includes finishing wipes that help remove any leftover wax and leave the skin feeling clean and moisturized. That little extra step really makes a difference and helps the skin feel calm after hair removal. The strips are a good size and easy to handle, and they grip the hair well without needing multiple attempts. I found them very convenient for quick touch-ups or regular grooming. The dermatologically tested formula also gives me confidence using it on delicate areas. Overall, this kit is a simple and effective solution for removing unwanted hair at home. It saves time, works well, and leaves my skin smooth for a long time. I’m very satisfied with this product.

I have been having my legs waxed at a salon for 35 years, but due to the Coronavirus lockdown, I thought I would try the easygel wax strips. This was my first ever home wax. They are excellent, & removed all of my leg hairs. A lot of reviews state that they do not remove many hairs, & the wax stays on your legs. As long as the strip is rubbed down on the leg for about 10 seconds, before pulling off, it works brilliantly. I also used the same strips twice. My legs are really smooth, with no irritation. The wipes are good at removing any residue, after waxing. I will probably use these strips after lockdown ends, as they are cheaper than salon prices!!

Son buenísimas !!! No irritan la piel ni dejan cera pegada , excelentes !!

Very good product

I used these veet wax strips they are super easy to use and remove hair effectively. I just love it🥰.

This is my second purchase I’ve made on amazon for this product and I’m very happy with these wax strips. I use them for my under arms and my bikini. Sometimes they don’t get all the hair, so I just pluck the remaining few out. It didn’t hurt to pluck the remainder out because the wax has already touched the hair and the skin, and so the hair follicle/pore has been “opened”. For any leftover wax on the skin, just put the same wax strip on the area and lift it repeatedly until it’s clean. These are very convenient and easy to use. I cut them to fit the areas I am waxing. Unless I find something just as convenient, non irritable (I have sensitive skin), but will remove all the hair without the plucking afterwards, I will be repurchasing over and over.