Do you have to use the tool that comes with it? or can you just apply it, wait the allotted time and rinse?
1823366
Because you have to apply a thick layer to the hair that's being removed it's easier when the tool is used before you rinse
1823367
That tool is useless! I tried using it the first time, it is slow removing the stuff (the veet ended up being on some parts of my leg for 8-10 minutes!), it's impossible to rinse after you've run it up your leg (I ended up having to wipe it off with my fingers, getting them covered), and it is flimsy. I just lather up both legs at once, lay back in the tub for the allotted time, grab my wash cloth, wipe my legs down, and I'm done! I think the wash cloth is more gentle, I had some minor irritation the first time, but I don't know if it was from the plastic thing or leaving the veet on too long because the plastic thing sucks. LolAnyway, I just use a wash cloth now and I love it. :-) That tool is useless! I tried using it the first time, it is slow removing the stuff (the veet ended up being on some parts of my leg for 8-10 minutes!), it's impossible to rinse after you've run it up your leg (I ended up having to wipe it off with my fingers, getting them covered), and it is flimsy. I just lather up both legs at once, lay back in the tub for the allotted time, grab my wash cloth, wipe my legs down, and I'm done! I think the wash cloth is more gentle, I had some minor irritation the first time, but I don't know if it was from the plastic thing or leaving the... » Read More That tool is useless! I tried using it the first time, it is slow removing the stuff (the veet ended up being on some parts of my leg for 8-10 minutes!), it's impossible to rinse after you've run it up your leg (I ended up having to wipe it off with my fingers, getting them covered), and it is flimsy. I just lather up both legs at once, lay back in the tub for the allotted time, grab my wash cloth, wipe my legs down, and I'm done! I think the wash cloth is more gentle, I had some minor irritation the first time, but I don't know if it was from the plastic thing or leaving the veet on too long because the plastic thing sucks. LolAnyway, I just use a wash cloth now and I love it. :-) « Show Less
1823368
That tool is useless! I tried using it the first time, it is slow removing the stuff (the veet ended up being on some parts of my leg for 8-10 minutes!), it's impossible to rinse after you've run it up your leg (I ended up having to wipe it off with my fingers, getting them covered), and it is flimsy. I just lather up both legs at once, lay back in the tub for the allotted time, grab my wash cloth, wipe my legs down, and I'm done! I think the wash cloth is more gentle, I had some minor irritation the first time, but I don't know if it was from the plastic thing or leaving the veet on too long because the plastic thing sucks. Lol Anyway, I just use a wash cloth now and I love it. :-)
1823369
It is much more effective with the tool and it makes sure every hair is removed
1780422
You still need the rinse aid. It didnt work without it. It left my dishes cloudy without the rinse aid.
1434474
If you have an air brush that is all you need. Just remember once you add the hardener be ready to use it. It only lasts so long. If you don't have an air brush get a Preval sprayer make sure it has the bottle with it. Other than that it is great stuff.
1602937
I use a little vinegar and water....let is set for no more than 15 minutes...then water only for 15 mins....then dry it off...just a little vinegar...you don't want to overwhelm it.
1415873
Yes. There are directions on the bottle. You apply, leave on for ten minutes, then rinse.
425302
Clean the surface with alcohol, tubbing, not the drinking kind. And ince you attach it hold it for a few seconds. It took a couple of times for me too.
1837353
Spray it on and leave it. It will dry in minutes. I only used it until it cleared up and then didn't need it again. Good luck.
590881
You just use it after the conditioner and leave it 3 minutes.. rinse well =)
1309249
You can rinse it off in the shower, but you have to apply it before-hand and leave it on the recommended amount of time before rinsing it off.
520251
with the little brush that comes with it..follow the directions in the little pamphlet...warm water, a wee bit of cleanser....just wee bit on teh shiny round metal disc that actually does the heating or whatever it does.....I do it only every 2-3 weeks and i use it a couple hours daily
1378544
This cleaner should be mixed 1:4 with water before use. Rinse well afterwards.
2276250
No. You work it through your hair, leave it on at least three minutes and then rinse.
1047876
First put enough water in the pan to cover the blade and let it soak for about 20-30 minutes. Empty the water and grab the blade with one hand and the other end of the blade shaft(on the bottom of the pan-the part that engages with the machine) with the other hand. Try pulling on the blade while wiggling the shaft.
1558271
There is a little spatula that comes with it that is used to apply. It works fine. A brush wouldn't work well and would waste a lot of product. The product works very well.
1209544
I did not I steam up the bathroom with hot shower first. To remove dust out of the air. Then apply.
1796274
I mixed it with water 50/50 and brush it on. Then after the allotted time, I just sprayed it off with water.
2071982
Normally its simple, as soon as you're done do a rinse, you can delay a soap clean until the evening if you prefer. However, if you wait to clean it, and I've made the mistake of leaving it in my office over a weekend, it can become difficult. If this happens I typically use a salt water mixture to dislodge any trapped dry sediments so they don't linger and retain any bacteria. Then I'll let it sit overnight with a light bleach and water mixture to ensure inactivation of any potential bacteria left. Otherwise even the smallest bit left will leave a smell that is unpleasant.