Review on Parissa Natural Hair Remover: Convenient Microwaveable Wax for Smooth Skin, 4 Fl.Oz by Lacey Tschosik

If you're wondering if you can wax at home, you can. Besides, there is no cruelty in Paris. You can't miss. How To: Step 1: DO NOT skip this step! You want to have your first wax done professionally. It hurts (I mean come on. It's hair removal). but mostly it is painful because it is your first time and you have many hair follicles. Step 2: Repeat this professionally for a while. Your follicles will get damaged over time and after a few months your hair will grow back less often. Step 3: Practice waxing yourself (when you're ready) with the pre-waxed strips. Believe me! It's easier if you try to work up the courage to pull your hair out. It might take some convincing! I've been using them for almost a year. It won't be as perfect as if you did it professionally, but it's great practice. You can also do this regularly professionally. Just keep practicing! Step 4: When you finally get used to waxing and want to try it. Use this warm wax. This works GREAT! Once you're comfortable waxing your own hair, you can focus on using a sticky wax like this one. I like that. It's MUCH better than pre-waxed strips (Parisa too). But you have to go step by step. You can then start making professional looking wax figures for yourself at home. It works out!