Nad's Facial Wand Eyebrow Shaper

So my older sister got this for her eyebrows so we decided to all give it go. I did hers first and as she has nice thin blonde hair it worked really well, but I have dark coarse hair so it didn't do the job for me. Would recommend for people with fine thin hair, but keep in mind it isn't the cheapest product to buy. Definitely wouldn't buy if you have coarse eyebrow hair's like me :/

Thick, hard to control, messy, and no good for my thick eyebrows! This really was a disaster from start to finish. Initially it wouldn't even come out of the tube as it wasn't warm enough - so definitely does not melt with body heat. When it came out, it didn't spread evenly over the little angled applicator thingee, so I ended up with globs of wax rather than a smooth line of it. The waxing itself, did nothing. I'm not sure if it is the wax, the strips, or the fact that my eyebrow hairs are thick, but I only ended up getting a couple of hairs on the strip. It didn't wash off easily so I had to spend a fair bit of time cleaning up afterwards. I haven't tried this on my upper lip yet, as I pulled it out of the drawer a few days after my eyebrow attempt and it had solidified.

This would probably suit someone who doesn't already have shaped eye brows. For me this didn't do what I wanted it to, I found I had to get the tweezers out too much to justify using the product again.

Found this product very average and wouldn't use it again. I found that once applied and stripped very few hairs are removed so you have to repeat the process to produce shaped brows or tweeze the remainder. Its also very very sticky and quite messy even with the slim application tip.

The tip itself i feel has too much plastic gap at each side so you have to re-apply to get a close application.

I still think this product is good value for the price you pay - $17 for multiple use where as brow waxing is $17 per time so you get what you pay for. but overall disappointed.

-A

I thought this would be easy. Silly me! A runny wax and had to to make a couple of attempts to actually wax anything. In the end I gave up. Maybe it's just me and lack of skill? But I won't buy this again.

I had used this product a long time back.and wasn't very impressed.It wasn't messy to use but wax wasn't very effective. Didn't try it again.

Sure it glides on easily..... It's the getting it off I found a problem. A Stciky messy face still with two fuzzy catapiller eyebrows (hahaha).

But seriously this was not the product for me. I think I will either leave this to the professionals or stay with tweezers.........

So first impression of this product was interesting... I had ever only had my eyebrows waxed once and I haven't been back since. How I usually shape my brows is I pluck them every other day and I've been doing this for about a year now so I've gotten used to the feeling. I think I prefer plucking them because I don't get extremely bushy brows just a couple of stray hairs that tweezers can get rid of. Now the reason why I wasn't particularly amaze with this was because I find that the gel didn't help get rid of all the hair on the places I applied it. I would apply a strip under my brows and there would still be a couple still there when I ripped it off. I would then have to go back with a tweezer and pluck them, so I might aswell just skip the 'waxing' step. I also find that the product was too sticky and dry and not easy to apply enough. I would have to get some hot water and place the tube in a bowl for around 4 minutes for the gel to soften up and be applied. I think that is too long for something that is meant to be done at home and although it says you can rub it between your hands, it didn't work for me. Last of all the product I found was a mess. So once you twist the product up and you've applied it to your brows, the product just keeps coming out. I'm not entirely sure on how I should be closing the tube - should I just place the cap on, or is there meant to be some other way? i did just try putting the cap on and that was a mess, because the next day the product had leaked onto the cap and it just created a mess.

Overall I don't think I would use it again, I had high expectations and they did not meet my standards I wanted. If you are a person who doesn't like tweezing then I guess you could try it rather than getting it done professionally but if you don't mind tweezing and your eyebrow hairs are minimal then I would just continue plucking.

this would have to be a negative for me, i used it not that long ago at my sisters place, and the wax didnt glide on nicely, for some reason it didnt even stick to the wax strips,so therefore didnt pull any hairs so not a keeper for me