Is this like hard wax or do u have to use strips?
1506272
You need strips. It is very sticky and liquid at room temperature. But it is much better than hard wax--less painful and much better at getting the hairs, especially the really thin light hairs that hard wax can't remove.
2229757
I use a soft cloth as I would on any cleaner. Nothing strenuous like waxing a car. I hope this helps.
1141233
Depends on how many times you need to strip. We bought a gallon for a bedroom and stripped it twice w that. It's a thick gel formula so it only gets on what you put it on, until it dries and you scrape it off.
2265274
You just pull up the wax like you would with the strip. It works just the same, but with less hassle!
2024619
You use strips with this wax- just like honey wax. This is my favorite soft wax to use for the face/body & it's great for sensitive skin
1754237
Mine was hard too. Almost easier to scrape it out then rub it on whatever you are applying it to. I also bought swilleys wood wax which I was much happier with
163931
Well I purchased the gigi warmer and some body oil at a drugstore. I read everywhere that if you use a little oil on the skin it creates a little barrier so skin won't be irritated. I also bought those waxing sticks to spread the wax. You basically oil up your skin, apply the wax pretty quickly as a thin to medium layer (it dries pretty quickly), and then peel the wax strip off and throw away. This wax acts as the wax and strip combined, eliminating the need for gooey regular wax and also epilating strips. Of course after you wax there will be irritation but it goes away after a few hours.
1729575
They make a cleaner wax and a straight wax. I thinks this is the straight wax. It has no grit. I would think it is totally safe.
1589299
No strips with this! Once it cools you pop up a corner & yank away. The kit comes with a DVD demo if you've never done/had this done before.
111305
I used one strip and the strip were not the issue it was the wax. You don't wash the strip they are disposable!!
331651
No. In fact, I think it is polymer/wax based. To me, it enhances any existing wax. It's not harsh at all... Tbh though, I switched to Optimum No Rinse and like it much better.
2024621
You will need strips. I use pelon strips because they are the fastest and easiest to use.
424006
It is a semi soft paste to be applied with a rag or oooo steel wool and wiped off with a soft towel. It is the best wax, cleaner, stain that I have ever used.
1477276
Everything you need is in the box. You don't need to use anything else either before or after........this wax in the box (final step of 4) is a liquid and it will, if really buffed goodand I use an old, fluffy robe, make your car shine like a glass mirror!!! Just do all the steps as instructed............... I LOVE THIS PRODUCT for my black 2002 pt crusier................fills in any scratches, sm dings but WEAR GLOVES and only use old, soft, material things like old socks etc because it is soooooo good it will TURN YOUR HANDS, EVERYTHING IT TOUCHES BLACK!! Jan.Rochester NY..........good luck
2092252
Yes...you can. make sure you press the strip on immediately though since the wax cools so fast.
628499
This is hot wax. You need an iron to apply it. You melt it onto the base then iron it in. Once it cools you scrape it off with a plastic scraper. You can then finish the base with a brush and some scotch brite. This was is not meant to be a rub on wax, there is a different kind of wax for that application.
2003112
This was my first time waxing, so I was a rookie when I bought this product. I really wouldnt recommend it. It's really messy and hard to deal with, and I could imagine that possibly someone more skilled could use it more effectively. It didn't work well for me, and after using it twice I decided it would be a lot easier to get strips or whatever. The pain itself is hard enough to deal with as a first-timer. I wish I could recommend another product to you, but I haven't found anything that has worked well for me yet either. Hope that helps!