Ready to use wax strips?

Oct 17, 2013

Jenna E.

What do you think is the best brand of ready to use wax strips? I'm looking into waving instead of shaving. And about how big are the strips? Are they a good size to do my legs? How many strips are included?

Oct 18, 2013

Melissa G.

I have yet to find a good brand of at-home waxing kits. the strips are large enough to do legs, but you seriously have to wait until your legs look like Chewbacca to even get them to work, and it takes forever! the strips are washable and re useable but I'd rather just go have it done.

Oct 18, 2013

Anupa M.

I really like the sally Hansen wax strips as well as Nads wax strips :) I've tried multiple others, like Nair, and find that most strips have too much wax and don't efficiently pull hair. I had no probs with sally Hansen or Nads (my skin is also sensitive but I didn't react to them)

Oct 18, 2013

MakeupByMiiso X.

I really like nair waxing strips also veet!!

Oct 18, 2013

Jenna E.

About how long does the hair have to be to wax it efficiently?

Oct 18, 2013

Yanet P.

Nair or nads I dislike the sally hansen plastic strips they hurt more.

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