I tend to have ingrown hairs on my chin and trying to decide if I should get the Extra Film Wax or the Azulene Cream Rosin Wax . What do you suggest
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Hey i'm studying to be an esthetician and my depileve azulene creamwax has saved my skin from getting overexfoliated and so it's been a lifesaver to my skin but if you have ingrown hairs you don't want to try to wax them because i think it'll make them worse. When you wax hair off you always want the hair to be a 1/4 - 1/2 of an inch long for best removal results. Also there are a lot of reasons why people can't get waxed so make sure you go to a professional and have them look at the area you want waxed and they'll let you know if you can get waxed or not. In my opinion, It's always best to go to a professional to get waxing done. Hey i'm studying to be an esthetician and my depileve azulene creamwax has saved my skin from getting overexfoliated and so it's been a lifesaver to my skin but if you have ingrown hairs you don't want to try to wax them because i think it'll make them worse. When you wax hair off you always want the hair to be a 1/4 - 1/2 of an inch long for best removal results. Also there are a lot of reasons why people can't get waxed so make sure you go to a professional and have them look at the area you want waxed and they'll let you know if you can get waxed or not. In my opinion, It's always best... » Read More Hey i'm studying to be an esthetician and my depileve azulene creamwax has saved my skin from getting overexfoliated and so it's been a lifesaver to my skin but if you have ingrown hairs you don't want to try to wax them because i think it'll make them worse. When you wax hair off you always want the hair to be a 1/4 - 1/2 of an inch long for best removal results. Also there are a lot of reasons why people can't get waxed so make sure you go to a professional and have them look at the area you want waxed and they'll let you know if you can get waxed or not. In my opinion, It's always best to go to a professional to get waxing done. « Show Less
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I like azulene cream wax for the face, and for your ingrowns just use a scrub on the affected areas a couple of times a week.
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This is a good one. Also like MT brand. I don't buy the cheap ones, like below $20 simply b/c I don't want to take a chance on problems. How I clean mine: soak your roller w a denture tablet after use, in a plastic cup so you don't damage the needles;let air dry a couple days; cover it when completely dry, then 30 min in 70% alcohol before you use it the next time. Follow their directions for cleaning, but this is how I do it based on research on derma rollers. I derma roll regularly and it makes a difference, skin texture is finer, pores get smaller, acne pits smoothing out, crepe texture less, my skin is getting thicker. It is very slow, but hey in a year, if I didn't do something my skin would look a year older. This way, it is getting better. Good luck to you! BTW 1mm is a good safe length, follow directions. It shouldn't hurt, shouldn't bleed. It feels prickly. If it hurts or bleeds, you are pressing too hard. If your skin doesn't get red, you aren't pressing hard enough. Be careful around your eyes. I test to see if I am indeed breaking the skin by dabbing a little alcohol on a spot. If it stings you are doing it right. Do at night so redness will be gone by the time you get up. Also the little micro holes you are making are perfect for putting on collagen inducing products like vitamin C and something with retinol. I only use 2 products, and they make a huge difference. Your skin will soak up the C fast, straight to the dermis, which is where collagen is produced. Collagen means tightening. After 15 months of rolling you'll have a whole new network of collagen under your face!!! and we know what that's gonna do lol!! tighten up all those sags & lines!!! :)))) Don't roll over fever blisters (you'll spread them) and don't roll over moles, etc.
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I personally like Josie Marian's better for the face, but it's not bad. I use this to mix with my body lotion and sometimes for hair since it's cheaper than the Josie one, so I don't feel as bad using it on other places besides my face .
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I use the wax once at moth and I have the middle of it. I hace been use it for five month
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I would go with waxing or tweezing before using this model of Epilady for facial hair.
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I'm not sure myself on which is better. I've only used the Clear & Natural (with inulin).
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Much better than murphys. You might want to try Howard's feed and wax first. One thing I know the Howard's brand has been the best I've found.
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depends how much you use. I have another product called Keratherapy and that is very waxy. This one doesn't come off on my fingers unless I rub it. Give it a try..I like this one and I'm scared to use others. Looks natural too!
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I've used both, but the smoothest shave will come from a product that does not foam up. I wouldn't recommend either typical shave "cream," which is foam, or the gel, which turns into foam as soon as you smear it around. Very little of the foam is actually at the point of contact between the blade and your beard, so most of it just goes to waste without helping lubricate. If you don't want to mix your own cream in a bowl, I recommend something like Cremo Cream Cremo Astonishingly Superior Shave Cream, 6 Fluid Ounce . I got a couple bottles for free several years ago in a promotion, and I've never gone back to shave gels out of a can. I've used both, but the smoothest shave will come from a product that does not foam up. I wouldn't recommend either typical shave "cream," which is foam, or the gel, which turns into foam as soon as you smear it around. Very little of the foam is actually at the point of contact between the blade and your beard, so most of it just goes to waste without helping lubricate. If you don't want to mix your own cream in a bowl, I recommend something like Cremo Cream Cremo Astonishingly Superior Shave Cream, 6 Fluid Ounce . I got a... » Read More I've used both, but the smoothest shave will come from a product that does not foam up. I wouldn't recommend either typical shave "cream," which is foam, or the gel, which turns into foam as soon as you smear it around. Very little of the foam is actually at the point of contact between the blade and your beard, so most of it just goes to waste without helping lubricate. If you don't want to mix your own cream in a bowl, I recommend something like Cremo Cream Cremo Astonishingly Superior Shave Cream, 6 Fluid Ounce . I got a couple bottles for free several years ago in a promotion, and I've never gone back to shave gels out of a can. « Show Less
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pretty good but watch out for red bumps from ingrown hairs. This works better the more you use it. I personally love this product.
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This kit has the all purpose honee wax and the mini pro kit has the "Creme Wax" which is for sensitive skin. I was told by a Sally Beauty Supply associate that the Creme wax does not grab the coarse hairs as well as the all purpose wax does. I'm sure there are a few other differences in the two kits but I think that is the most obvious one.
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Personally, I have extremely sensitive skin, so I use the Nivea anti-irritation shaving gel with my Panasonic shaver. It leaves my skin very smooth and it really alleviates irritation. I also recommend using the Nivea anti-irritation aftershave balm if you have sensitive skin.
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I personally prefer the body butter. But I have much drier skin so a thicker cream is what works best for me.
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I have used it on its own, but personally I prefer it with a shave cream/gel. (I use "Kiss My Face")
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In my experience the best one for thicker hair is the hard wax. I have thicker hair in my arm pit and bikini, and the hard wax is the one that works for me, because it is hard and thick it hold better the hair and hurt less when you pull the wax. I recomend you to wax small parts first, so you can have better resutls without hurting yourself. Example, the armpit could be devided in 3 parts, that size is the best. Remember cover the area with powder before you cover it with wax, so that way the wax is not gonna get pasted to your skin, and you won't be burn :) . And remember Hard Wax for thicker hair is better according to my experience. In my experience the best one for thicker hair is the hard wax. I have thicker hair in my arm pit and bikini, and the hard wax is the one that works for me, because it is hard and thick it hold better the hair and hurt less when you pull the wax. I recomend you to wax small parts first, so you can have better resutls without hurting yourself. Example, the armpit could be devided in 3 parts, that size is the best. Remember cover the area with powder before you cover it with wax, so that way the wax is not gonna get pasted to your skin, and you won't be burn :) . And remember Hard Wax for... » Read More In my experience the best one for thicker hair is the hard wax. I have thicker hair in my arm pit and bikini, and the hard wax is the one that works for me, because it is hard and thick it hold better the hair and hurt less when you pull the wax. I recomend you to wax small parts first, so you can have better resutls without hurting yourself. Example, the armpit could be devided in 3 parts, that size is the best. Remember cover the area with powder before you cover it with wax, so that way the wax is not gonna get pasted to your skin, and you won't be burn :) . And remember Hard Wax for thicker hair is better according to my experience. « Show Less
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I use gigi facial honee wax. These strips are great to use with any hot wax system.
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I use mytery oil and the wax...give it the double treatment per boos site prior to using it the first time.