How does this compare to wax it up by beyond the zone
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Never used wax it up before. But suavecito is mostly glycerin and its water soluble. It holds hair texture and style for long periods of time with out it being sticky. Just add a little sprinkle of water and you can remold it again.
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Haven't used the wax yet as it has been too hot here to open the house. Plan to use it with in the next 2 weeks so email me after the 16th and I will let you know my experience. I miss the colorized Bruce Floor wax and cleaner also. Linda
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Yes. That's exactly what I did. I like Epillys wax & I just heated it up & poured it in. I really like it. The wax never gets too hot either.
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SynWax is more durable. It can be a stand alone product, but it's best used before the wax.
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I agree, Bruce wax was far superior. Two months ago I did my floors...disappointed, already showing wear. Anyone know where Bruce floor wax is!!
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It's not for wax. Bona floor refresher is an acrylic base material. The remover took the refresher off of our floor with a great deal of elbow grease and 3M polishing pads in six by six areas. I am sour on Bono Products ever since.
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I use it on a cleaned car. I don't know about before or after wax. Because my car is so shining I don't see why I need another layer of wax.
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This wax is pretty awesome. You just reheat in the microwave in the original container. No strips needed, though you need some spatula/sticks for application. I'd recommend their pre-epilation oil too, otherwise it can get messy with leftover wax
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I use it after getting my brazilian waxes. I have noticed a HUGE diference in hair growth and thickness down there. Even the girl who waxes me was shocked how well it works. My pubic hair is thick and grows super fast. Not anymore with this stuff.
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Well waxing is quicker so the pain is only an instant and you can get a bigger patch of hair. However it is messier (especially if you do it yourself), and expensive. The results are similar.I love the epilator, because I can just whip it even for those stray hairs. The pain is slightly more annoying but you get used to it.
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Yup, don't recommend it. Great everywhere else. There is another one I have that works good there, it is narrower. It is a little better, but I think for that area wax works best, quick and less pain.
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I have not used that particular wax but it does work really well and melts the thick cream wax that i use.
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"a good amount of shine" is very subjective. This is a very good OTC wax, but, as with any wax, the prep work before you apply a wax is what makes most waxes really shine or just look ok. Swirls, scratches, RIDS, faded paint, clear coat failure all have more of an effect on the look of the wax than the wax itself.A very clean car, using a clay bar, polishing out swirls, holograms, small scratches all matter more than most people wold believe. So, I'd start with getting my paint in pristine condition before i started putting wax on the car and hoping it's going to shine like a sunset over a body of water. "a good amount of shine" is very subjective. This is a very good OTC wax, but, as with any wax, the prep work before you apply a wax is what makes most waxes really shine or just look ok. Swirls, scratches, RIDS, faded paint, clear coat failure all have more of an effect on the look of the wax than the wax itself.A very clean car, using a clay bar, polishing out swirls, holograms, small scratches all matter more than most people wold believe. So, I'd start with getting my paint in pristine condition before i started putting wax on the car and hoping it's going to shine like... » Read More "a good amount of shine" is very subjective. This is a very good OTC wax, but, as with any wax, the prep work before you apply a wax is what makes most waxes really shine or just look ok. Swirls, scratches, RIDS, faded paint, clear coat failure all have more of an effect on the look of the wax than the wax itself.A very clean car, using a clay bar, polishing out swirls, holograms, small scratches all matter more than most people wold believe. So, I'd start with getting my paint in pristine condition before i started putting wax on the car and hoping it's going to shine like a sunset over a body of water. « Show Less
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I took some out and microwaved it in a plastic cup........I finally gave in and purchased the No! No! from Radiancy, which works much better than the wax.
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It is a quick touch up wax. Bayou would have to use their regular wax for a longer lasting shine. November this stuff!
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As far as I know, the brazillian wax is harder. The other "waxes" are much softer and some arent even wax at all. Some people use wax out of bee hives, sold to melt down into candles usually. And there are alot of home made recipes for sugar based concoctions that get liquid when hot, used as hot wax, harden up and then peel off. I also think the brazillian wax actually comes from brazil. All in all, I found the real brazillian wax difficult to use. hard to regulate heat right, messy to apply, etc. AND if you accidentally get some where you dont want it. HARD to get off. I lost some eyebrow and mustache hair that way! I personally wouldnt buy that particular kit for myself again. But to each his own, right? As far as I know, the brazillian wax is harder. The other "waxes" are much softer and some arent even wax at all. Some people use wax out of bee hives, sold to melt down into candles usually. And there are alot of home made recipes for sugar based concoctions that get liquid when hot, used as hot wax, harden up and then peel off. I also think the brazillian wax actually comes from brazil. All in all, I found the real brazillian wax difficult to use. hard to regulate heat right, messy to apply, etc. AND if you accidentally get some where you dont want it. HARD to get off. I... » Read More As far as I know, the brazillian wax is harder. The other "waxes" are much softer and some arent even wax at all. Some people use wax out of bee hives, sold to melt down into candles usually. And there are alot of home made recipes for sugar based concoctions that get liquid when hot, used as hot wax, harden up and then peel off. I also think the brazillian wax actually comes from brazil. All in all, I found the real brazillian wax difficult to use. hard to regulate heat right, messy to apply, etc. AND if you accidentally get some where you dont want it. HARD to get off. I lost some eyebrow and mustache hair that way! I personally wouldnt buy that particular kit for myself again. But to each his own, right? « Show Less
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I like this much better than chemicals. Use with fine cornstarch for shaving and you get a great shave. Switched to this from waxing.