Review on Nads No Heat Hair Removal Gel by Kristen Smith

As previous reviewers have noted, personal preference and experience matters, but as someone who has tried almost every form of hair removal, this makes the job easy and inexpensive. If you find it too messy, Nadd's strips are a good option, although they're more expensive and slightly less effective. A few tips that might solve other reviewers' problems: • Unless your house is very cold and you can't stick a stick into the product, it's okay if it looks thick. The warmth of your body will warm it. It really doesn't need to be heated up. • Spread with a stick and even remove some of the product to form a thin layer. This will ensure the strip is fully enveloped by the product (and your hair). • Pull the skin as instructed and quickly pull the strip in the opposite direction. Pulling the skin up or doing it slowly will produce poor results, including bruising and even more pain. • You pull your hair out of your body by the root. It may not be painless, but if you do it regularly, it will hurt less. Waxing professionally the first time and then using this product for maintenance can be worthwhile. • As other reviewers have said, keep your strips from purchase to purchase. They're easy to wash between uses and toss in the machine, but stripes make it easier -- and easier -- to wash in the sink and hang dry. I throw them in the sink with soapy water after use. Next time I'm in the bathroom, I'll rinse them out and hang them on the towel rack. As a last resort when I didn't have many of them I found I could lift them up and blow dry them very quickly. I like that this product is water soluble. Makes cleaning easier and makes it easier to remove product if it lands where you don't need it. I also love my epilator which I use in combination with the Nada epilator. Both have their advantages. If you love the concept of waxing, you really can't go wrong with this product.