Review on 🕊️ Waxness Wax Necessities Film Hard Wax Beads White Tea Cream - Premium Quality for Smooth and Gentle Hair Removal by Miriam Mendez

Have been using Cepril wax for 16 years now. Since I got my license I really like it but it's expensive. This wax is much creamier and easier to remove. When removed, it remains flexible and the caprylic wax becomes significantly more brittle when removed. You need to use more Cepril to be able to shoot without breaking it or leaving pieces behind. I barely used the wax today to see if it gets any better and I've used it on fine hair and it pulled it out right away without the pain of Cepril wax. I also used it on a small area of my husband's beard that was thick and rough and he ripped it off immediately and I asked him if it was as painful as it was and he said no. So that's a plus. It's also less painful than honey wax. Haven't used it on short coarse hair yet but will update when I do. A lot of other reviews say it's very viscous, but if you know how to use the wax this shouldn't happen. You literally just have to have warmer underneath. If yours is too high it can get too runny and then you have this thread problem. If this is used to remove short, coarse hairs, then I will definitely use wax from now on.