Wax Necessities Waxness Chocolate Scented Review

Cures VERY quickly so works great for me. probably cut my time in 1/2. The smell is vanilla, but it doesn't completely mask the characteristic smell of wax. I didn't really like the texture and it only removed about 80% of the hair on the first use.

This wax is very gentle. I wasn't expecting much because of the price, but I think it was worth it. The wax itself does not burn and is therefore suitable for sensitive areas. It also never breaks when pulled! I haven't tried it for Brazilian hair removal yet but I hope it works for this type of hair removal in addition to regular waxing areas.

Wax melts very well. It also grips very quickly, but becomes viscous after cooling. I think it's best if you have a proper wax heater. I melted the wax in an old frying pan on the stove and always use the same one. I found I had to reheat it several times while using it. Check the temperature, if it is very thin it may be too hot.

I've been a beautician for 16 years, specializing in quick depilation and depilation of Brazilian bikinis. I've used every type of wax in every price range and this is the best. It's gentle on the skin for a super clean finish every time. I don't have to go back and repeat sections as this wax grabs the hair and comes off completely without using strips. Ideal for sensitive skin (I use it on my lips and chin, no reaction even though I have rosacea) and coarse underarm and bikini hair. I use…

Works perfectly. I think they ALL stink except the unscented version. Give up the stench of a headache. If they're selling them by the ton, I must be the exception to the rule. I just can't stand all those smells. There is another brand of peppermint essential oil but I don't mind that but the price is higher. Unscented, this brand also works great.