Review on Completely Bare Allergenic Strips Bikini by Allison Jones

These are the best wax strips I've ever used and I've tried Sally Hansen, Nads and Parissa. I found Sally Hansen's strips too rough and painful for my skin. Nads just didn't stick to my hair well enough to pull out and I found Parissa good enough to use, but I was concerned about the ingredients in all three brands as someone with sensitive skin. My skin has been fine with Completely Bare so it's important to consider if you have allergies and sensitive skin like me. I'm not saying you won't experience skin irritation from use, but I'm saying you're likely to experience less skin irritation if the ingredients don't contain an artificial fragrance. This brand got it right. I could see how other people might have trouble using the strips, but I had a relatively easy experience based on my pain avoidance technique. I always cut the strips into smaller pieces, e.g. B. 2 x 1.5 inches so I don't pull on the skin and hair on the remaining end of the strip when I pull (that hurts the most). I also press on the strip after application to allow more wax to adhere to my hair and this technique has worked well so far. Lavender oil is very beneficial as it comes in a damp washcloth that can be wiped clean. Wax and remove as much as possible. Each cloth is large enough to remove large amounts of wax from large areas of skin. I haven't seen such an oilcloth in other wax strip packaging, so this brand stands out. Hope this helps someone reading!