no tweeze Classic Remover Wax, 4 Ounce

No waxing is fun, but this is the most effective for me. I purchased an electric warmer and it makes heating the wax to correct consistency much easier! In fact, the warmer is a most necessary tool.

This stuff is amazing!!! I’ve always plucked my upper lip with tweezers but as I’m aging it’s hard to see. I’ve used the ready made strips as well but they do not remove all the hairs. Once you get the right consistency (warm enough to resemble honey), this wax is easy to work with and removes all the hair!!! Will not use anything else again.

Let me just put it out there - I have some pretty stubborn facial hair. I've tried several types of waxes and depilatory creams and this wax is by far the best. I was using Gigi Tweezeless wax previously, but I would have to go over the same area multiple times to remove the hair (something you're not supposed to do when waxing). This wax does a far better job with hair removal than Gigi, Sally Hensen and some other brands. It is a much stickier formula so keep in mind that it is going to be messier, but it'll get the job done. You also need a WAX WARMER to heat up the wax.

I had high hopes for this based on positive reviews. I'm disappointed 😞. I used a 1 quart pot to boil water in which I submerge the wax while water is still at room temperature. Here's the challenge. Before I can get the liquid wax from the container to my face, it hardens! I've tried this on 2 occasions. Same result. There's more (irremovable) wax on the stove and less on my skin to remove hair. Wax comes out quite thick on the sticks that come with this product. I haven't yet figured out how to get a THIN amount of wax from the container to my body. Did I say I'm disappointed? Yes

I've been using this product for decades and can highly recommend it. I've tried cold-wax alternatives, but have found nothing better than No-Tweeze hot wax for pulling thicker, stronger hairs. I melt it slowly on the stove over low heat, placing a piece of aluminum foil underneath the little pot to keep the burner clean. (Melting the wax slowly will keep it from cracking when it hardens and allows you to re-use the wax multiple times.)