100% Natural Sugar Wax Kit, Vegan, Hypoallergenic, No-heat Formula Waxing Sugar Paste, Includes 6 Wooden Spatulas, 10 Reusable 100% Cotton Strips, 1 Pre-wax Cleansing Soap & Sugar Wax 6oz

First time sugar waxing. It was easy to do on my legs! My leg hair was a little longer than recommended length... did great. Easy clean up. Pain was minimal/ very tolerable for legs. And Legs were hairless for two weeks after. I will be purchasing this again. However...I also tried it on my armpits. 🤦‍♀️ It was painful and didn't work. I was sore the next day. I thought maybe the hair isn't long enough. I waited a week and retried...even had my husband help me. It was comical. Still didn't work and was even more painful. If you have thin armpit hair maybe it'll work for you. 🤷‍♀️

I don’t recommend this sugaring paste. It simply doesn’t work. I have experience with sugaring and know the technique well — I only bought this because my usual product was out of stock, so it’s definitely not a skill issue. The paste doesn’t remove hair effectively, no matter how I tried to use it. I ended up wasting both time and money on this product.

I'm surprised this has low reviews and people saying it doesn't work. The sugar wax definitely works, and I used it on my armpits and bikini line so far. I didn't warm it in the microwave first. I just put the wax on my body and lay the strip over it, then lay my hand on it for about 10 seconds to warm the wax with my body heat. Then rubbed my hand over the cotton strip to get the hair stuck on there. A quick pull and the hair comes right out. The bikini line was the hardest because it hurts, and I have to psych myself up to pull the strip really fast. Do not hesitate! It's like pulling off a bandaid :) Just get it done. I've made sugar wax myself by boiling a 2:1 ratio of sugar with liquid. I usually do 1 cup of sugar with 1/4 cup of lemon juice and 1/4 cup of water. The trick is in the timing, because if it is boiled a little too long it turns into hard candy. There are YouTube videos walking you through the process. It is possible, I've done it successfully, but I've also messed up and it's a waste of time. So I decided to buy Nads instead. I think for the price it's a good deal. There are other sugar wax products on Amazon that are way overpriced. This will last a while, and you can reuse the cotton strips. I recommend this sugar waxing kit!

It takes lots of practice: At first I did not like this product, it didn’t pull up all of the hairs and felt too painful. But I had never waxed my legs before trying this kit. After a lot of practice and my pain tolerance increasing, I’ve decided this is a decent kit. If this is your first time waxing, look up YouTube videos for pro tips and be patient with your self. The strips may occasionally miss a few hairs or the hairs might be too fine to pull out. You will likely need to use tweezers or spot shave in addition. Additional strips: You need twice as many fabric strips than are provided. 10 strips are barely enough for one of my legs. So get some more, buy this kit twice, or wax at two different sittings. Tips - - Start out with small sections of your leg on upper sections. Ankles are the most sensitive. - Don’t think about it. Pull up the strip up as quickly as you can for best results. - Use lotion to moisturize your skin after waxing. - If the wax is too stiff or crystallizes, warm it up in the microwave for 10 seconds at a time. Being able to reach every angle of your leg is challenging. Sitting on a chair or on the toilet will allow you to reach more angles than having your legs straight out in front of you. Cleaning: To clean the strips, just toss the used strips in the skink and wash them with warm water until the stickiness and hairs rinse out. Lay them out straight so they don’t crinkle, let them dry, and reuse. The cotton strips will fray as soon as you pull them out of the package. Go over the edges with clear mail polish first thing to avoid fraying edges.

First time attempting sugaring, on a few previous occasions I had tried to make sugaring paste from scratch and was never able to get the consistency just right, this premade paste comes ready to use and once you get the hang of it seems to last a long time. I made the mistake the first time of just applying the full area of the woven waxing strip on a sensitive area and immediately regretted that decision because it was too much to pull off in one go and required multiple attempts to get off cleanly (user error, would have benefied from smaller passes especially for that area.) After a few attempts the strips get covered with hair and become difficult to use. What I found easier was just using tight fitting nitrile gloves and having the paste spread between my pointer finger and thumb, this allows you to just pinch the hair in small portions and pull it out, once the wax is no longer tacky you can roll it off with the hair and reapply. Guys attempting a full Brazilian, word of advice: Go in smaller more manageable passes, apply sugar against hair growth, pull the skin taught, and then pull in the direction of hair growth. Otherwise you might end up with bruising, which does heal quickly but because of this you may want to attempt this a few days prior to the day you want to be smooth. Results last -much- longer than shaving but area may be tender immediately after, similar to a mild sunburn, all the more reason to give the downstairs area time to recover before putting it through its paces (or not, the masochist in me won't judge). Once you get the hang of it the process is easy and other than the smoothess the main benefit is it all washes off easily in the shower.

I have purchased this several times in the past. I think that the product is better when it is a little older and a bit more dried out. It definitely takes a little practice and patience to figure out what you are doing. Also, you can just rinse out the strips with hot water and re-use them if that is something you aren't doing. When you are done waxing, there is a bit of sticky residue on your skin so you will need to jump in the shower to get that off. I find also that if I exfoliate my skin well when I shower after waxing for the next several weeks, it helps to not get ingrown hairs. If you are a first timer, give yourself grace but I would suggest doing it yourself. It's pretty simple.

It’s an alright product. It works on my leg hair and I like the ingredients, but I bought this for facial hair and it’s not great. It doesn’t remove any facial hair or you have to keep going over it (and it still leaves hair). I broke out in a rash my first time using because I had to go over areas 3-4 times to see some results. Maybe I’m not doing something right, but this doesn’t work for facial hair. On leg hair it’s fine, but it takes forever in my opinion (It took an hour for one shin) and is kind of messy, so I’ll just stick to shaving my legs. This stuff only seems to work on hair a cm, inch, or longer. I’ve never waxed before, so some of it may be my inexperience, but I bought this specify for facial hair and it doesn’t satisfy. I have eczema and this seemed like the perfect product for my sensitive skin, but I guess I’ll try something else. For the cloth strips, I have a sewing machine and did a zig zag stitch around the edges to stop fraying ( anti fray glue didn’t work). Now I can wash and reuse the cloth stripes, eliminating waste and saving money.

I just waxed my eyebrows (as shown above) and it worked flawlessly. It grabbed a bunch of hairs and whatever stragglers were left behind I just plucked with tweezers. One thing I really like about this wax is that I don't need to worry about it hardening and picking it off painfully (courtesy of traditional wax); I can just wash it off with warm water! I took a bath earlier today, and I followed the instructions and tested it out on a couple small places on my leg before I bathed. It pulled some out, but the hairs weren't yet long enough for the wax to properly grip (I shaved about a week ago). I wasn't too impressed then, but I did see that the manual said that the hairs have to be at least 1/8 to 1/4 inch long, so I just kept it in mind. This was before I waxed my eyebrows. One little trick I learned quickly and used when I did my eyebrows was holding my palm over the cloth strip for about 30 seconds to a minute to let the wax soften and grip the hairs better (you'll know when it softens when you can see the wax seeping through the fabric), before ripping the strip off and getting impressive results. It can be a little bit messy at times, but once you get the hang of it (which doesn't take long at all), it's the perfect wax. I do my eyebrows more often, as I've had them waxed by professionals in nail salons multiple times before, but this is so much better and cheaper. If you mess up and put the sugar wax somewhere you don't want it, just wash it off with warm water! I definitely like it better than traditional hot wax, as I never liked the feeling of intense heat on my face - doesn't matter where. Rinsing the wax off with warm water isn't nearly as uncomfortable as the hot wax, though, so I love this sugar wax. Compared to other prices I've seen for jars of similar sizes, this is quite literally a steal. I would definitely, definitely, definitely buy this again and would recommend it to anyone looking for something similar. :))

Comes with reusable cloth strips, lots of applicators, and a soap to prepare your skin as well as the sugaring compound. Best to use the product without heating it up - just be patient and let your skin heat it up to make it easier to spread. Also don't double dip with the application sticks or it contaminates the sugar and the product deteriorates.

Over priced, still we bought it thinking that it will work When we used it, 90% of time its not sticking... even if its get stick, hair is not getting removed.. Totally a waste of money... So, please dont try your luck on this product.

Super product! I love the idea of waxing but I could never wax successfully and stress free (I first started with Veet strips, that left bruises on my skin and was a nightmare to clean up afterwards. I then found and tried sugar wax recipes online: they worked really well, but they take so much time for an uncertain result). I was looking for something that was healthy, easy to use and cheap, and found it all in this kit! The added touches of sustainability with the cotton strips and just the natural recipe made this even more perfect. As I explained, I’m really not a pro in waxing and had maybe done it like 4 times in my life before trying this, and I managed to use it with no problem. Works perfectly on the legs (as seen in my beautiful picture). A bit less perfect on the armpits, and I bled a little but that’s because my hair had become so thick from all the shaving so I’m not too worried about that, pretty sure the next few times will be fine. I am yet to try on my bikini area but I’m looking forward to it (whereas I dreaded this part with other waxes). One pot of wax can probably last for only one waxing of each of these accumulated body parts (so both legs, armpits as well as bikini in total once). The only negative point that I have found is that since the strips and applicators are reusable, I don’t really need to buy the full kit again, but I can’t seem to see an option of just buying the sugar wax for my next “session”. It would be a shame if I always had to buy the full kit, as the whole point of it is that its components are reusable. The other small issue was just that my room temperature was never enough so I had to go heat up the wax a few times during use, but I assume that it’s because of the general UK weather (I believe this is an Australian product so it’s normal that their room temperature is hotter).

I used it on my lip, chin, and brow. If you've ever had waxing done in the salon, you are familiar with the process, just repeat it with this product. The instructions are very clear. The wax is very sticky, much like honey but once you get comfortable with it, it's fairly easy to apply and removes most of the unwanted hair. The brow is a bit tricky and will take some practice and the overall result is not as thorough as the hot wax from the salon, but certainly worth the investment for in-between cleaning. My skin reaction was not as severe as after the salon either.

I don’t usually leave reviews, but this time I just had to. I’ve always struggled with hair removal, particularly on my upper lip as I have extremely sensitive skin. I’ve tried wax strips, threading, shaving, and eventually I just started plucking each hair individually - yet still each method came with its own consequences and a few very embarrassing rashes. HOWEVER, I think I’ve just found my new holy grail - super easy process, managed to remove all in one go hairs after I tried it out a few times and formed my hand, very minimal pain - and the best part? Absolutely no irritation whatsoever!! My skin was only slightly red for 15 mins max, and after that it looked perfectly fine - no rash, no bumps, nothing out of the ordinary. If I can offer you one word of advice, it would be to apply some baby talc on the area you wish to wax as it absorbes all moisture and makes everything a lot easier. If you have sensitive skin and are wondering whether to try sugaring out or not - please do give it a try, and hopefully your experience will be as delightful as mine.