is this too thick to use for mustache wax?
2084062
I don't know whether Murray's Beeswax works for styling moustaches, but it's great for helping to heal leg ulcers. Certain insects have magical secretions.
2084063
Honestly, it isn't thick enough. It's good for keeping an unruly beard in line, but it doesn't get stiff enough to make for good 'stache styling.
2084064
in fact, yes it does work -on my stache, at least... YMMV, I suppose. One jar has lasted me 4 years, so it's quite economical. Hot weather, it ain't the best, though.
1831544
This is not a mustache or beard wax. If you are looking for hold you want a wax. If you want to get rid of the out of control hairs and look well groomed and have a soft manageable goatee then start here. And add a wax later if still needed.
1962844
I think it would be too thick. Use the organic root stimulator hair lotion. It's green
1242703
According to my brother the wax is very dark and somewhat difficult to blend in. It depends if there is more gray with white, you might want to try a different color wax for your moustache.
485620
It can be used for underarms, as long as the hairs are at least 1/4" long. Talcum powder or corn starch must be used as there is usually a fair amount of moisture in that area, and skin moisture would prevent the sugar wax from grabbing the hairs properly. For the face, we recommend the Extra Strength Spa Wax Kit, it is best for grabbing very short, coarse hairs such as those on the upper lip and chin.
2119851
Absolutely not. I use the provided tail to remove the wax. A buffer for polishing. It turns out great.
198940
Agree with Wendy. If you use too much, it will weigh hair done and will feel waxy. You should be able to use for what you are looking for but depends on thickness of your hair.
1899302
You must spread it VERY thinly or else it will just get stuck on your skin and hurt badly when the strip is removed. It really has a narrow range for the optimal temperature. It should be JUST cool enough that it doesn't burn your skin and doesn't run off the stick when dipped in, but as hot as possible to allow for the thinnest coat. I've found this is THE best wax for fine and thick hairs.
2142433
Haven't tried the wax, but the Balm does a solid job of keeping my beard under control. I have a very curly beard, and it can be a real challenge to manage. The balm has turned the trick.
1328808
This acts more as a conditioner. It's terrific for keeping your beard from drying out and helps to keep it more manageable. It really doesn't work like a wax though. If you need to shape.your beard, I would look for a true wax. I would probably use both if my beard were longer.
1239737
I haven't had any issue with this. However, being a relatively inexpensive mobile shaver. I do not use this shaver with a thick week growth beard. I used it if I have a little stubble and want to touch it up and smooth my face. I believe the foil on this is very thin being a travel type shaver and it is possible that like others have suggested perhaps your beard is too long or maybe you have a defective unit. It seems to work fairly well for my touch up needs.
171292
I'm not sure if that would work. I don't think it would get the wax hot enough.
44005
absolutely, mine is fairly thick but not overly course, and wavy. The brush is perfect!
729831
It stays true to its name. I even was using it for mustache wax, and it held a handlebar in place all day. If you are looking for more of a dry look I would recommend J.S. Sloane Mediumweight Brilliantine. It depends on what type of hair you have and what your style is, undercut, pomp, etc. I have very fine hair, so too much Suavecito pom firm would make me look wet and greasy.
2239945
I use this on my hair and body. But, it is too thick for it to be something I'd use on my face.
832900
I think it is too thick. If you thinned it you could probably spray it, but that would defeat the purpose of it being a gel.
1352558
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.