NairSensitive Hair Remover Wax Ready Strips, Face and Bikini Hair Removal Wax Strips, 40 Count

Love this facial wax! Easy to use and doesn’t leave any red marks or burns.

I haven't used many waxing strips because I have super sensitive skin but figured I'd give these a try due to them being sensitive skin safe... oh how wrong I was to do so. Almost immediately after I used them on my upper lip a bunch of red dots popped up. 5 days later and I have a full upper lip of acne. Quite literally the worst waxing strips I've ever used

I like it tbh but it doesn’t pull small and stubborn hairs. It’s good for long hairs. I took them with me for a trip and when I opened them the sticky part was expanded and came out a bit from the sides. I recommend it if you wanna use it for long hairs.

Good

I use these for facial hair only. I've also used the "regular" ones and that's what I'm primarily comparing them with. I've tried a few other brands, but seem to come back to Nair.Anyway, in comparing these ones with the "regular" Nair, it seems like these ones are slightly less sticky, so they're slightly less effective, but then they tend to leave less residue on my face (good) but take less hair off (bad) but they're cheaper (good) and hurt less (also good). If you want to do an area and then redo it in the same sitting, it's ok to do that with these, where with the regular you want to do it once only.Overall they get the job done (eventually), but I probably have to use more of them to do so, which limits any savings, but then there's the comfort factor, so I'll probably keep buying these.

I’ve always used the Sally Hansen brand when it comes to wax strips and I should’ve just stuck with that brand. This does not remove hair easily. I had to use 3 strips for the same area, and had to reuse the strips in order for the hair to come off and i ended up plucking the rest. I would try something else instead.

I was reading through the reviews and was slightly concerned to buy these products after reading them. There was one review that said something along the lines of “if you heat it up before use it works like a charm” so I decided to just take the plunge and try them out. Needless to say, that review was correct! if you warm them up with a blow dryer (or just between your hands) prior to separating the strips, they become sticky and easy to apply. If when you try to separate the wax stays on one strip and doesn’t split evenly then it was not warm enough. Remember when rubbing it down you should do it in the direction of your hair growth. I smothered and smoothened on my upper lip and when I thought the wax was really in there I removed it, pulling in the opposite direction of hair growth, and voila! It worked perfectly. I now have a completely nude upper lip (albeit red), but it worked!Again, just reiterating what the other reviewers have said, if it’s used correctly it works pretty well. Now, I have thin facial hair so I can only attest to it being good for thin facial hair and not coarse hair, so if you have coarse hair please take this review with a grain of salt.

This was great at removing my skin, but it left most of the hair. Yes, I washed, dried, and used powder before trying this.