ヨーフィ (Yoffee) ノーズ ヘア リムーバル 鼻毛 脱毛 ビーズ ワックス

鼻に入れる量が少なかったのか、たくさんは抜けませんでした。もう少しやるとコツが掴めそうです。ハサミではカットしにくいところもきれいになると思います。

ワックスが硬いので溶けにくいと言う点と、硬さがあるために引き抜く時に毎回必ず鼻の中で折れてしまい、鼻の中から固まったワックスを取り出すのが大変です。

I'm a guy who gets really, really thick nasty nose hair. I get mustache hair growing up in there, like the nose hair follicles got confused about where they were setting up camp and started growing stuff in the wrong place. The worst thing about them was how all those hairs would tickle my nose and make it itch really bad. Super annoying. Tried trimmers, but they only work so well. The majority of my nuisance-class hairs grow right up in the very front of the inside of my nose, right inside the ball where they serve absolutely no purpose other than to annoy. I finally broke down and bought this stuff. And then I let it sit on my desk for two days. I was dragging my feet about using it because I wasn't sure how it would perform, how messy it would be, and whether it would hurt, and if so how much. So anyway, I finally put the little pot of wax into the microwave and nuked it for four minutes. It actually needed more time, about six minutes total. Once at least some of it turns to liquid, you're set to go. By the way, in case you're wondering, the melting point of this stuff doesn't feel hot at all. It was pleasantly warm to my delicate nasal passages, so as long as you don't go total overkill on the heating process, you won't even get remotely close to burning yourself. So I go right for the target area of my most hated nasal residents right at the front of my nose. I dipped those little applicators into the wax, and shoved them up the front of my nose. You have to let the wax set for about 90 seconds before removing the sticks. I was a bit nervous at this point, because I have plucked nose hairs before and it doesn't feel good. How was the wax going to feel? I kept an eye on the clock, and when it was time, I grasped those applicators firmly, took a deep breath, and yanked them out. To my utter shock and delight, I didn't feel a thing. No pain at all. It was surprising. But I think most of this can be explained in how I executed the process. You have to have complete resolve when doing this. Yank those sticks out of your nose like you would yank your hand out of a fire. Do it quick, do it decisively, and it probably won't hurt much. It didn't hurt at all in my case. I ended up using all ten applicators to deforest as much of my nose as I could in one session. The wax remained liquid up to the end of my session, and I imagine it will do the same for anyone else as long as you don't waste time. There are some nice-nasty people out there who would be grossed out by this recommendation, but I would recommend that you clean off and reuse the applicator sticks. You end up with a ton of wax left in the pot, and of course Yoffee wants you to throw away the applicators and buy more, but cleaning these things off is super easy. You can make the cleaning process hard on yourself, but I'm going to tell you the easy way to do this. The trick to cleaning these things off super easy is to let the wax COMPLETELY COOL AND HARDEN. This is critical. If you don't wait until the wax is completely hardened on the applicators, it will be like trying to scrape recently used, soft gum off, and that sucks. It took me a few attempts to figure this out. Let the wax completely harden and cool. Once this has happened, simply grasp the wax between your fingers, and twist it like you're twisting the cap off a small bottle. It will pop and pull right off the applicator, and the applicator will look as though it was never used. Rinse and repeat for all the remaining applicators, put them back in their little baggy, and keep them on hand to use for the next go 'round. Throw them out once the pot is empty of wax and you're ready to buy another kit. Seriously, I can't recommend this stuff enough. If you're on the fence even a little bit, go buy it. Now.

Prima di tutto l'ho voluta testare anche su mio marito, che di solito non sopporta la ceretta... e invece si è ricreduto! 😄 Anche lui ha notato quanto lo strappo sia delicato. Io l'ho usata per i peli del naso e sono rimasta davvero sorpresa: niente classica lacrimuccia! 🥹 Anzi, trovo molto più doloroso usare le pinzette che questa cera. Un solo dischetto dura davvero tantissime applicazioni, quindi il prodotto è anche conveniente. Si può tranquillamente scaldare a bagnomaria, tenendo il fornello al minimo. 👍 L'unico consiglio che posso dare è di prenderci un po' la mano: bisogna far aderire bene la cera alla forma della propria narice. Per i peli più interni, vicino alla punta del naso, aiuta schiacciare leggermente la punta durante l'applicazione. Le prime volte dovevo ripetere la ceretta 3-4 volte nella stessa narice; ora, con un po' di pratica, basta un solo strappo ed è tutto pulito! ✨ In conclusione, la cera è davvero eccellente: serve solo un po' di esperienza per sfruttarla al meglio. La ricomprerei senza alcun dubbio! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Très bon produit, il fonctionne très bien et l'utilisation est assez simple. La cire permet de retirer efficacement les poils du nez et le kit est pratique avec les différents applicateurs. Globalement très satisfait du résultat.

I have used Nads nose wax in the past; initially as part of a joke I found I much preferred using it to trimming my nostrils with clippers and haven't looked back. When I came to buy a new pot this time I stumbled over the Simon & Tom version - and at almost third of the price of Nads, I decided to try it. After all, surely wax is wax and any formulated to be stuck up your nose is bound to be relatively gentle. The first time I tried it, I noticed some differences between it and Nads. This melts a lot more consistently in my microwave - it's possible my microwave is at fault, but the Nads tends to either remain semi solid or get so hot it could burn through an engine block; it's tricky to find the sweet spot. The Simon & Tom wax melted perfectly however and was ready to go within minutes. It smells OK (I wouldn't describe it as yummy but it isn't offensive either). The applicator is the main difference - the applicators included with Nads are wider but you get more with Simon & Tom (something I've never understood; the wax is useless without the applicators and you get a lot of wax - why not include enough applicators to use more than 1/3 pot of wax?). The different shape means that Nads is more successful at getting more hair at the opening of your nostril in one go but are impossible to insert too far. The Simon & Tom applicators are much taller and narrower and as such get hair from slightly deeper within the nose but can't get everything at the opening in one hit - having more of them means you can use a couple without issue if you don't get all the stragglers on your first attempt. If Simon & Tom (or Nads) were to adapt their applicator design to either give a slightly wider base (or longer tip) or perhaps to include a couple of different shaped applicators within each pack, that would be perfect and give the potential for better results. After all, everyone's nose is different! As for performance I think the Nads wax just edges it, but it's a difficult metric to measure when you're forcibly ripping nasal hair out. The pain is surprisingly little - it's no more painful than pulling a single hair out of your nose with tweezers. It's almost like the brain can't comprehend the level of pain that pulling 50% of the hair out of your nose in one go should generate. Once done, beautifully smooth nostrils are yours, enabling you to suddenly breathe deeper, smell things more clearly and register small amounts of surprise at just how cold early morning air is. Overall, Nads make a better performing wax than Simon & Tom, but not 3 times better and as such is massively overpriced in comparison - I won't be switching back.

Prima product!