Does not come with applicator. I have a lot of oil and acid on my hands do not like using fingers. Doeas anyone use applicator if what kind?
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You could use a dampened cosmetic sponge. Like a beauty blender or one of the many "dupes". I bought the set sold by Beauty Junkees on here and they are great. They are fabulous with makeup as well as with applying skin care products.
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It comes with a foam applicator but no towel. Use a microfiber towel to remove the wax.
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No. It's a gel -- much like JELL-O in consistency. Just swipe the surface with the middle two fingers and put it on. For larger areas stick finger(s) in, pull them out and apply. A little goes a LONG way.
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It does come with a reusable applicator. The uses per tube is on an individual basis. You don't need much an some might not need it daily.
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Depends how big an area. Applicator must be absolutely chemical free. A Q-tip or cotton ball. Gloves recommended. Google for more specifics.
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There is no applicator. I use either a toothpick or my finger. Unlike Super Glue, it peels off . Admittedly it's more difficult to remove than Elmer's Glue,but it does come off.
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It does not come with applicators. I use make up wedges since a lot of it is cream based. I use brushes with the powders.
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This is a paste. Yes, you have to use your hand to apply. I didn't care hoe this product .
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I just put several drops on my fingertips and apply to my face. I also use it on my hands. One of my co-worker that purchased the product was putting it on the back of her left hand and applying with the fingers of her right hand. She came in about a week of so after she began using it and we were all suprised by the difference when we compared the backs of her hands.
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Mine came with some wax, But that was it. Don't buy the warmer mits, they are junk. And regular canning wax works. Do purchase the plastic liners they make things less messy. This is a great tool for my arthritic thumbs. I love this tool, it works wonderfully and I keep it plugged in all the time so I can use it whenever I feel the need.
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Well it gives it a more even and flawless look as oppose of using your fingers. Usually when applying foundation with your finger people will massage it into there skin and at the same time pulling it in every direction which can cause wrinkles. When using this sponge I feel like you absolutely avoid doing that. But I personally never use my fingers I usually used brushes and comparing this to makeup brushes the process is so much faster...
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I've never used with a power applicator. I use a hand mitten for washing cars. It has a microfiber side and that's the side that I use. When I wash my car, I wet the side I'm washing, wash with the soap then rinse off almost immediately after. I don't allow it to dry as I'm afraid of the marks it will leave on the paint. Sorry this reply was late.
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You can squeeze it out by hands but I would suggest an applicator tip to be more precise!!
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It's a paste. It's a small jar, and comes with a small plastic spatula. You put some on your finger, let it warm up and apply with your fingertips.. Not ideal, but since it works, and has pure ingredients, it's worth it.
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Acetone. Same suggestions at the others. I have found that either heating the acetone for 30 seconds or so and then soaking fingers provides faster results for me.
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I believe it is used to apply moisturizer or other face cream or serum. That how I use it. The box says it is the hydration applicator. I haven't seen much difference between using it or my fingers. But I don't use it regularly so I can't give an accurate evaluation.
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No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing" water aka water with baking soda. No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing"... » Read More No need for special applicator. I personally use a small glass bowl to pour the product in and apply with gloved hands.. unlike all the others say. I use vinyl gloves, just the plain old clear disposable ones. The reason I use this method is because I can physically feel where I am putting the product vs using gauze that may accidentally reach sensitive areas or the no go zone such as too close to eyes and eye brows. Also gauze and cotton balls soak up more product than you need, what a waste. I would never rinse with soap! Follow the directions and rinse with "neutralizing" water aka water with baking soda. « Show Less