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

The product works well once applied to my skin. It is soft enough not to pull the skin with the hair. This is important to me because my skin breaks easily. A torn face isn't the best kind. It makes me look like I tripped on my skateboard and got a bad rash. Now to the complex aspect of pearls. They're going through. As you can see from the photo, the product is very viscous. The beads were new in the pot when melted, so this is not a reheat error. To be honest I don't know what it is. I…

With all the good reviews I had high hopes for this wax. Unfortunately, most of the time it was terrible. First, the wax is so viscous and sticky no matter the temperature. Speaking of temperature, it's hard to find an ideal point where it's easy to use. In order for it to get on the stick and onto the skin, it needs to be on the cooler end of the spectrum. But then when you try to create a streak, it's already hardened and it was almost impossible to get a head start at the end. If you use it…

Seriously, this is a great wax. I've used all sorts of different ones, Starpil, Cirepil and countless other random ones from Amazon, but this is by far the best. I had no more lint problems than any other wax I've tried, and it pulled out almost every hair in one stroke - I only had to pass through the strand once. It is very flexible which helps with removal. It says it cures quickly, I wouldn't say it's faster than any other wax. I wouldn't recommend it for beginners as it's a bit difficult…

Pros: This wax is creamier and sticks to hair better than the waxes that came with my wax warmer. It went on smoothly, capturing almost all of the thick, coarse hairs on my forearms and armpits. All in all this is a great value. Cons: It took quite a while to melt and was a bit runny and sticky. The stickiness gave me some trouble as it also stuck to the skin. I struggled with a stubborn sticky band-aid and finally removed a band-aid with sensitive armpit skin. Ouch! Learn from my mistakes and…

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…

I used the whole bag before writing this review. I'm a wax lover and these wax balls are amazing! Better than the blue ones my guard lady uses. If you have a problem with sticky, sticky, messy wax, heat it up all the way and leave it alone for a good 30 minutes. Then I reduced it to around 135-180 depending on how much wax you want to "grab" at once. After scooping it up, hold the wand over the pot and spin it like there's no tomorrow and BLOW like you're about to blow out your…