Nad's Sugar Wax Kit

So I discovered sugaring on Tiktok and finally took the leap. Since I am new to waxing of any sort and was fascinated with sugaring I decided to try pre-made sugaring first before trying to make it myself. This kit cam with a small tub of sugar wax, some wooden sticks, a bar of soap, and some washable cotton strips. This was a great beginners kit.The instructions were very helpful and clear. I took a shower and washed my legs with the soap provided and didn't put on any lotion or moisturizer after getting out. I waited a hour or so after showering before I started my waxing session.I chose my legs because shaving them is the most annoying. I started from the top of my leg and worked my way down then around.I did one leg one day and the other leg the next. Waxing your first time can be a bit much so I spaced out the sessions. After waxing I gently washed the freshly waxed leg with a warm wash cloth and put on some post-shave "dew" and let my skin rest. Not every hair came out perfectly so once my skin settled I went in with a tweezers and plucked the remaining hairs. (That hurt more than the waxing. Those hairs were not ready to come out.)I am 2 weeks out from my wax job and some hairs are starting to come back in, while most of my legs are still smooth. Hands down waxing your legs at least for summer is the best. I have been able to wear capris and shorts without worry about how long my leg hair is.P.S. I recommend an exfoliating scrub between waxings to prevent ingrown hairs and promote smoothness.

I only bought this because the Veet Sugar Wax was unavailable and I will never buy this product again. It does not work, no matter what I do and I did read the instructions. I have been using the Veet Sugar Wax for 5 years without issues and will keep looking for it because this? Not worth your money.

Works for legs, and brows but not underarms. I don’t think I’ll purchase this brand again

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 quite thick hair on my legs since I’ve been shaving for the longest time. So I was unsure if this would work for me, and worried it would be painful. But it worked and was so effortless! I am so pleased with the results.I love that the wax is not super sticky or messy. The container is microwaveable so the wax can be warmed up conveniently. And I was surprised it washed off from the strips so easily.Highly recommend it!

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.