This stuff is great...if you're not very hairy! I noticed I have a lot of ingrown hairs on my legs and decided to forego shaving for a bit. I bought this wax from the warehouse for $14.99 which I was fine with considering the price of paying a beautician to do it. I have used hot wax before and it worked a dream and tended to sting (heatwise). This wax was great as it did not sting when applied. It has a temperature gauge you stick into the wax and it says 'no' when it's ready to be used. Confusing much?! The smell was pleasant like citrus and the texture was funny and that of Manuka honey. My only quarrel with this product is that it was kind of lame at taking out my hairs. I'm on day two of waxing and I still haven't gotten rid of it all.so as the description says-if you've got time on your hands this is the product for you.
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Veet Warm Wax Review
Close the curtains and enjoy a relaxing pamper session with Veet Warm Wax Jar. It’s the ultimate spruce when you’ve got time on your hands and will leave you with a super smooth feeling.
Just warm the pot and spread evenly for the long lasting results result.
Website www.veet.com.au
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Tips: It hardens up in 5-10 mins so blast it in the microwave for 10-20 seconds and it's fine again. I rinsed off the wax from the cotton strips in the shower and it seemed to come off easily, it disintegrated. I cut more strips from an old sheet and I seemed to pull more hair out using this compared to original cotton strips.
I always keep something handy just in case I don't get time to go to salon for my wax. It is convenient to use except the fact that you have to reheat it a few times specially in winters. The skin remains soft after using Veet Warm Wax. So a good idea and very economical option for those who prefer to wax at home.
Tips: Always use an old sheet/cloth because if the wax drops on carpet then it is almost impossible to remove the stain.
This was the first at home DIY wax I've used. The application and product was fairly easy to use with easy instructions. The smell is also lovely! The first time using it everything went great, I managed to remove unwanted hair on myself and a cheeky strip on my partners back haha! However the second time I used it it was a disaster, the wax just tore at my skin. Not really sure what went wrong, maybe I got water in the pot when heating? Overall I will probably buy a new one in the summer and give it another go.
Tips: Make sure you stir it properly and look at the indicator stick
I have used this a few times for when i was going travelling. The instructions are straightforward and easy to go along with. I found that it didn't get ALL the hairs, but majority. It left my skin super smooth though so i was happy about that. Its a pretty good hot wax for at home waxing :)
I love Veet warm wax product, the best thing is you just need to microwave as per the instructions comes in the box and yes it's ready for you to apply on the skin. Also the clothes comes in the box to use. Since i came across this brand, i didn't even feel to visit any salon. Also leaves your skin silky and smooth. TIP: if you have oil skin apply baby power, the area you want to wax and then apply wax.
Tips: if you have oil skin apply baby power, the area you want to wax and then apply wax.
This is the perfect home wax kit, and has a fabulous price point!
I’ve waxed at home for years and while this isn’t salon quality, it is amazing for what it is and has always been my go-to. This comes with a pack of cotton cloth strips, the wax in a microwaveable plastic container and a wooden applicator with a temperature indicator to show if it’s too hot.
A quick 1 minute in the microwave heats it enough to be perfect for applying (although do less as you go through the product). Make sure you stir well and leave it to sit for a while for the temperature to regulate throughout the entire pottle. Apply the wax going in the same direction as the hair, apply the cloth strip and rub on, and then remove against the hair direction.
Don’t worry if you spill some, this simply washes off in water. Soak the used strips in warm water and wash to use again. The wooden spatula has different angles for leg, underarm and bikini application.
Tips: If you’re prone to oily or sweaty skin, apply a small amount of baby powder to the area before applying the wax - it really helps it stick and grip the hair. If you’re doing knees, toes etc - try and do it in a warm room, and really rub the cloth to warm the skin to help remove it smoothly otherwise it can get tacky and grab the skin and hurt.
I’ve used a few times on the bikini area, it worked well but there were not enough strips for the amount of wax provided.
Tips: The wax doesn’t need to be very hot. I always use the heat tester provided to check!
Not a fan of this wax and wouldn't buy it again or for anyone else. It made such a mess. There also wasn't enough strips for how much wax you get so you will need to DIY some strips if you need more. It also hardened quite fast in the container it came in before i could use it all. After reading some of the other ladies reviews i do wonder if i just got a bad batch? but i don't think ill be buying it again because the strips thing is rather annoying, i don't want to have to DIY some.
I'll admit I was a bit scared to use this product initially. Easy to use and with the added bonus of the indicator, you can't go wrong really
This wax has great strips with the packet and the wax heats up almost too well, but just watch that when you use it. It was great on underarms, bikini line and legs areas only.