Cirepil Blue Refill 14 11 Ounce Review

Holy shit. Please listen to this review. This is the best and easiest wax I've ever tried. It dries very quickly and forms a vacuum seal around the hair after drying. It doesn't stick to the skin at all and reduces pain by 75%. I would pay $150 for this stuff because it's that good.

So I've been reading the reviews and I see all these complaints about the wax being in a can and rock hard. Well, FYI, they come in sphere and can form. So READ carefully which option you need. I received a tin suitable for perfection in a wax heater. I'm sure it will suit most. No claims on my part. The wax has been great so far and easy to use. Much better than traditional strip hair removal!

I've recently started making my own Brazilians and have been paying $45 a shot. As a beginner I thought all waxes were the same. I was wrong. I started with GiGi's standard Brazilian hard wax first. It worked, but after a few days I realized that things weren't going so well and I had to wax again two weeks later. Then I tried soft wax. total disaster. I've had Brazilians for years and blue wax seemed to be the standard for the pros. I decided to spend too much money and tried Cirepil today…

Superb Wax! I melted the wax balls in the microwave first (against advice) and they were incredibly hot! I switched to my own flavorings and it worked great! I put the wax on my armpits with a large tongue depressor, it hardened very quickly. I ripped off the hardened wax (do it quick!) and although it hurt, it worked very well! The redness was gone the next morning. I missed a few hairs but I think that was because the wax wasn't evenly distributed over the entire surface. I can only recommend

In general, once you understand how to use it properly, it's great. I've learned that it's best to gather a lot into one big bundle and then split that bundle into two or three lanes that are very close together. And the very last strip from the bottom must be connected to the first strip. So I kept repeating "connect, connect, connect, connect” and I managed to get the maximum light without it breaking into a million pieces.

I ordered this for my eyebrows on a whim. Just unbelievable! I put a small amount in a small glass jar and heated it in a water bath. It was easy, cooled down quickly and removed even the smallest, finest hairs. No paper strips required. WORTH IT!

Excellent wax! I melted the wax balls in the microwave first (against advice) and they were incredibly hot! I switched to my own flavorings and it worked great! I put the wax on my armpits with a large tongue depressor, it hardened very quickly. I ripped off the hardened wax (do it quick!) and although it hurt, it worked very well! The redness was gone the next morning. I missed a few hairs but I think that was because the wax wasn't evenly distributed over the entire surface. I can only…

Very easy to use and easy to clean, never pay $$$ for salon wax again! I am a regular customer of the nationwide salon franchise and it is almost identical to their hard wax. Having said that, I'm no pro and have always dreaded my visits to Wax. I wanted to try making my own as summer maintenance gets very expensive. I've been observing my beautician for many years so I knew the general procedure for applying/removing hard wax. As in the salon, I used a Gigi Pre-Epilation Powder on the area and

I was a little skeptical about paying over $20 for a box of wax beads, but figured if it worked I'd save a lot more than I would at the salon. Glad you did! If you don't want to buy a heater, you can find a coffee mug that can be used for waxing. I microwaved about 1/2 cup of beads for 2 minutes and they were more than done. I waited for the wax to cool before touching it. Tips: You don't need a heater, but be careful with the microwave. Eyebrows are the most difficult part of the face to grow.