🧖 Gigi No Sting Hair Removal Soft Wax for Sensitive Skin - Gentle 1-pack, 14 oz, with Kava Kava Review

I didn't buy GiGis burning wax because it's supposed to be for sensitive skin. I usually buy their standard honey wax. This non-stinging wax is similar to honey wax. You will need strips of muslin to apply to the wax area and pull out the jerk. it is more difficult to remove. I usually apply lotion to my skin before depilating my arms or other areas I'm targeting. For me personally, it helps make it less painful. Anyway, I always had severe skin rashes after honey wax. I'm quite prone to…

This wax is AMAZING! I had my doubts but figured why not. It was a lot less painful for my sensitive areas AND they're a lot easier to clean if you drip a little AND it's a lot easier to get the wax residue off your skin afterwards! It has definitely replaced my usual wax products!

I have always used Gigi Brazilian Wax and was amazed by the results but not necessarily the inconveniences of at home hair removal. I decided to try the "No Sting" wax offered by the same company and it turned out to be even more painful than the original! First, the wax was soft, which should have been my first clue. It spread up the walls of the jar even though the plastic lid was on. I put it in a low temperature greenhouse and when it softened enough to spread over my skin I applied it to…

I've tried almost all the different Gigi waxes so far. I love it for my feet, it's better than honey wax. I suggest using lotion beforehand to ease cravings and baby oil after cleansing. I still use Brazilian hard wax for my armpits and bikini line. By the way: Stay away from creamy waxes and dark honey.

I've waxed at home with GiGi products for years and usually love them. However, this wax is absolutely awful. It's a sticky mass that's difficult to remove. As he touts, there's a stunning aspect, but the wax just doesn't work. He did not remove the clean/removed hairs. I ended up mostly plucking and scraping the wax off with my fingers. On a positive note, it can be removed very easily with coconut oil, makeup remover or GiGi wax remover. I threw it away and will go back to GiGi Olive or…